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We invite you to a unique vineyard walk and picnic experience in the Small Carpathians, where time slows down and nature takes center stage. Guided by a local winemaker, you will explore the historic vineyards of Vajnory, overlooking Bratislava.

During this 2.5-hour experience, you will discover the stories behind low-intervention natural winemaking and life in the vineyards. Or, if you prefer complete relaxation, you can simply enjoy the serene atmosphere and breathtaking countryside views in peaceful silence.

Awaiting you on the picnic blanket among the vines are two chilled bottles of crafted natural wine of your choice, fresh water, and a delicious spread of local artisan foods: fresh sourdough bread, homemade spreads, local cheeses, seasonal vegetables, and fine olive oil, according to the season

Designed for intimate groups (2–6 people), couples seeking a romantic escape, or friends celebrating a special moment, this experience offers an authentic taste of Slovak wine culture in a tranquil setting. Easily accessible from Bratislava, it is the perfect escape into nature.

 

Website: www.barnakova.sk
Phone: +421 908 606 190

Picnic: The exact meeting point will be provided upon booking.

 

 

Discover flavours and aromas in a completely different way – in total darkness. Tastings in the Dark offer an unusual experience where your other senses become your main guides. In a historic cellar in the heart of Bratislava, you will taste selected drinks and discover flavours and aromas that you may not notice during a regular tasting.

The tastings take place at Michalská Street 3 in Bratislava, in the cellar premises located in the courtyard of the Palace Apartments hotel. Besides public tasting dates, private tastings for groups of 10 or more people can also be arranged.

Duration: approximately 2 hours
Languages: Slovak, English (selected dates)
Location: Michalská 3, Bratislava
Experience: tasting in complete darkness

More information and upcoming dates are available on the organiser’s website: Tastings in the Dark

Discover the beauty of the Small Carpathians, scenic vineyards and Slovak wines on a private day trip from Bratislava. Together with a local guide, you will visit two unique wineries, explore historic wine cellars and taste excellent local wines.

Forget about planning the route or searching for hidden wine gems. Your guide will take you to favourite local wineries and show you the Small Carpathian wine region from an insider’s perspective.

Enjoy beautiful views of rolling hills and vineyards while learning more about local winemaking traditions and the history of the region.

What you can expect:
✓ visit to two wineries in the Small Carpathian wine region
✓ behind-the-scenes tour of a family winery in the village of Šenkvice
✓ visit to a historic underground wine cellar in Pezinok
✓ tasting of 6 Slovak wines (white, rosé and red)
✓ cheese platter served with wine
✓ scenic vineyard views and a viewpoint stop near Svätý Jur

Duration: 5 hours
Days: Tuesday – Friday
Starting time: 10:00 AM
Type: Minivan & walking
Meeting point: Pick-up or Radisson Blu Carlton Hotel

Included: Private transportation by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, local guide, winery visits, wine tasting and cheese platter.

More information and booking: Taste Bratislava

Discover the unique world of Slovak fruit wines during a special day trip to the Skalica region. Explore flavours beyond traditional wine tasting and try exceptional fruit wines such as apricot, pear, plum, rose hip, elderberry or herbal wines.

During your visit to a family winery, you will be welcomed by a winemaker dressed in a traditional costume and learn more about the production process and the story behind these unusual wines. Taste a variety of wines ranging from dry and dessert wines to barrique and ice wine collections. Many of them are limited editions created for wine lovers looking for something truly special.

Minimum number of participants: 10 people
Duration: one-day trip
Price: based on group size, available on request

More information and booking

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Explore Bratislava through traditional Slovak cuisine, local wines and stories. This 3-hour walking tour by Taste Bratislava combines the flavours of Slovakia with the history and atmosphere of the city.

Together with a local foodie guide, you will visit selected food spots and taste traditional Slovak dishes, including specialities based on meat, potatoes, dumplings and sauces. The tour also includes a wine tasting of carefully selected Slovak wines from local producers in a cosy wine bar, accompanied by a cheese platter and an introduction by a sommelier.

The experience ends with a selection of Slovak sweet specialities, including Bratislavské rožky (traditional pastry filled with poppy seeds and walnuts), handmade chocolate pralines, blackcurrant wine and honey wine.

The tour includes:

Duration: 3 hours
Type: Walking tour
Organised by: Taste Bratislava

For the latest information and reservations, visit the official website.

Experience the wine traditions of the Little Carpathian wine region on a private tour from Bratislava. This 4-hour wine tour by Authentic Slovakia takes you to the vineyards above the picturesque town of Svätý Jur, located just a short drive from the city.

Together with a local guide and wine producer, you will discover the charm of the countryside, walk through the vineyards and enjoy a wine tasting in a traditional local cellar.

The Little Carpathian region is known for its long winemaking tradition, beautiful landscapes and authentic atmosphere. Escape the busy city centre and explore a different side of Slovakia just outside Bratislava.

Tour highlights:

Duration: 4 hours
Type: Private tour by car or minivan
Organised by: Authentic Slovakia

For the latest information and reservations, visit the official website.

Discover Slovak wine traditions in the heart of Bratislava during a private wine tasting tour by Taste Bratislava. In the relaxing atmosphere of a local wine bar, you will taste carefully selected Slovak wines and learn more about local wine production.

Slovakia has a long winemaking tradition with more than 50 grape varieties grown across six wine regions. During the tour, you will discover local wines, including varieties unique to Central Europe, and learn interesting facts about Slovak viticulture from a local wine guide.

The experience continues with traditional local specialties, including black currant wine and honey wine, in charming family-run places.

The tour includes:

Duration: 3 hours
Type: Walking tour
Organised by: Taste Bratislava

For the latest information and reservations, visit the official website.

Escape the city and discover the Little Carpathian Wine Route, one of Slovakia’s most famous wine regions. Just a short drive from Bratislava, you’ll find picturesque vineyards, historic wine cellars and family-run wineries where you can taste local wines directly from the barrel.

Stretching from Bratislava towards Trnava, the route passes through charming wine-growing towns and villages nestled along the sunny slopes of the Little Carpathians. Together they form the largest wine-growing region in Slovakia, with a centuries-old winemaking tradition.

Whether you’re looking for a relaxed afternoon, a guided wine tasting or a weekend escape, the Little Carpathian Wine Route offers authentic experiences, local hospitality and beautiful scenery throughout the year.

Many wineries regularly open their cellars to visitors and host wine festivals, harvest celebrations and tasting events, making every visit a little different.

Wine events and inspiration

For the latest wine events, cellar openings and winery programmes, visit:

Discover the world of Little Carpathian wines through unique tasting experiences in the historic town of Pezinok, located just outside Bratislava.

In a 17th-century Renaissance cellar, you can enjoy wine tastings that combine local wine tradition, history and a memorable atmosphere. Choose from different experiences designed for both wine beginners and passionate wine lovers.

Symphony of Pezinok Wines

Experience wine in a completely unique way through a combination of wine tasting, music, light effects, artistic projections and stories about the history of winemaking. This immersive experience takes place in a historic cellar and offers a new perspective on local wines.

Tasting in Complete Darkness

Discover wine using all your senses. In complete darkness, your perception of aromas, flavours and textures changes, creating an unforgettable tasting experience.

Top 5 Little Carpathian Wines

Learn how to taste wine like a sommelier and discover a selection of the best wines from the Little Carpathian region. The experience takes place in a historic cellar and introduces visitors to local wine culture and traditions.

Each tasting includes:

Tastings are available in Slovak, English and German. Advance reservation is required.

More information and reservations:
Visit the official website.

Discover the traditions, history and flavours of the Little Carpathians wine region on a guided trip from Bratislava. Visit charming wine towns, learn about local winemaking traditions and explore one of Slovakia’s most beautiful castles.

The tour takes you through Svätý Jur, Pezinok and Modra, historic towns located on the eastern slopes of the Little Carpathian Mountains. This region is known for its vineyards, wine cellars and centuries-old winemaking tradition, which was appreciated even during the times of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.

You will discover how traditional Slovak wines are produced and learn more about the culture connected with local vineyards. The tour also includes a visit to Modra, a town famous for its traditional pottery and colourful ceramics.

The highlight of the trip is Červený Kameň Castle, a Renaissance fortress from the 16th century with impressive interiors and a fascinating history.

During the tour you will see:

The tour is organised by Bratislava Tours.

Duration: approximately 5 hours
Meeting point: Hviezdoslav Square, in front of the Slovak National Theatre Opera House

For the latest information and reservations, visit the official website.