Havlickovy Sady is one of the largest parks in Prague. Among the trees, you can find a wooden palace that has been recently restored, where wine from the surrounding vineyard is served.

While Prague is overwhelmingly known for its beer halls and charming pubs, the city also bears testament to the Czech Republic's burgeoning wine culture. One of beautiful places is the Vinicni Altan winery, an intricately trellised wine bar and terrace hidden in the Havlickovy sady park and adjacent to the recently renovated Grobovka chateau. The winery sits perched atop vineyards that date to the time of Charles IV (14th century), and offers a range of domestic Bohemian and Moravian wines as well as regional ones, many for as little as GBP 5 a litre - making it the perfect place to while away an afternoon soaking up the sun and looking out over the southside cityscape. Altan also hosts tastings and special events about once a month, and has a range of mouthwatering sundaes and cheeseplates to complement the varietals.

Is it hard to imagine a wedding in the heart of Prague being surrounded by a historical vineyard? The newly restored Vinicni Altan, the pavilion of wine is offering just that. Profess love for one another and cheers your “I do’s” with a local wine made only steps away. The Vinicni Altan is a historical monument that can be found in the middle of a charming vineyard. You now have a chance to experience an unusual wedding ceremony & celebration in such an attractive place with enchanting views of Vysehrad, the remains of early Prague settlement.

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