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Elesko Wine Park

 
 
 
ELESKO a.s.
ELESKO wine park
Partizánska 2275
900 01 Modra
 
info: +421 2 20 92 26 40 
fax: +421 2 20 92 26 50
e-mail: info@elesko.sk

http://www.elesko.sk

GPS: 48.3205944, 17.3769431
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ELESKO is proud not only of its own vineyards in the Small Carpathian and the Tokaj region, but also of its wine park – the most modern wine park in the Central Europe, home to a modern art gallery owning the largest European private collection of works by Andy Warhol. Philosophy of our wine production and comprehensive catering services provided at the highest level is embodied in the motto "Doing ordinary things extraordinarily well" the legitimacy of which is reflected in the achievements of ELESKO wines at international exhibitions and competitions.

 

 

 
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Elesko Wine Park Elesko Wine Park coinage 032SK
 
Automat (NEVRACÍ) a akceptuje tyto mince: 0,5, 1, 2 €. Pamětní ražbu automat vyplácí v celkové hodnotě 2 €.
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ELESKO a.s.
ELESKO wine park
Partizánska 2275
900 01 Modra
 
info: +421 2 20 92 26 40 
fax: +421 2 20 92 26 50
e-mail: info@elesko.sk

http://www.elesko.sk

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