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basierend auf 13 BewertungenGeöffnet 1. Januar-31. Dezember Mo.-Fr. 9:00-17:00
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Vintners' Hall, 68 Upper Thames St., London EC4V 3BG, United KingdomKarte
Telefon+44 20 7236 1863
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The Wine Hall was built in the 14th century and burned down to a large extent, but it was rebuilt and restored in the 17th century. It is absolutely worth visiting a lot of wine history, but the buildings, paintings and collections are amazing.
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The Wine Hall was built in the 14th century and burned down to a large extent, but it was rebuilt and restored in the 17th century. It is absolutely worth visiting a lot of wine history, but the buildings, paintings and collections are amazing.