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Mihaela, Czech Republic

31 Mar 2024

Excellent

ice place with very helpful staff and interesting information on sparkling wine fabrication. The tasteing was also a pleasant experience

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georgia, Greece

16 Feb 2024

Excellent

It was great!! A very interesting activity for those who are interested in wines!

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William, United States

01 Jan 2024

Excellent

Nice and cozy atmosphere…the self-service tour was very classy l

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About: Schlumberger Kellerwelten

The Schlumberger wine cellars are the oldest of their kind in Austria. Several million bottles of sparkling wine have been stored in these Viennese cellars for over 300 years. Visitors can explore the cellars on guided tours.

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Thursday	16:00 - 20:00
Friday	12:00 - 20:00
Saturday	12:00 - 20:00
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Schlumberger Kellerwelten

Heiligenstädter Str. 39, 1190, Vienna

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