Exhibition of Viticulture

from 27/04/2008

Old Town Hall

Duration of tour: 20min

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Entrance fee
8€General Admission
4€Reduced Admission
Tickets pricing

Old Town Hall

Primates square 3
View of the Old Town Hall from the Primate’s Palace courtyard.

Exhibitions partially accessible to visitors with limited mobility
Toilets
Café
Cloakroom
Kút.museum shop (bookshop and souvenir shop)

Grape-growing and wine-making have played an important role in the history of Bratislava. Did you know, for example, that one of the oldest and best-known sparkling wines in Central Europe – Hubert – actually originates from this very city? This intimate exhibition will take you through the history of viticulture, from vine cultivation and the grape harvest to grape processing, from ancient times right up to the 20th century.

You’ll learn how people used to work in the vineyards, how vineyard self-government was organised, and how the ethnic ancestors of today’s Slovaks prayed for success in growing vines and making wine.

The exhibition further explores the stories of prominent winemaking families, particularly the Huberts and the Palugyays, whose wines have won international awards.