Únětický pivovar, Prague

Name: Únětický pivovar
Address: Rýznerova 19/5, Prague, 252 62, Czech Republic
Telephone: +420 220 515 687

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The Únětice brewery is a small private brewery located in the Prague-West district.

Coordinates: 50°8'56"N, 14°21'15"E

Address

Rýznerova 19/5Prague 252 62 Czech Republic

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+420 220 515 687

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Únětický pivovar – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Troja Palace, Prague Zoo, Stadion Juliska, Sewage Plant in Bubeneč.

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