This 90-year-old winery shows how wine was made in the early 20th century. There are exhibits of historic machinery, an historic cellar as well as a more modern one, and an opportunity to taste some of their wines.

The old royal winery that is a little harder to reach on foot, but with the help of local people and a short walk you come to the beautiful landscapes of Topola vineyards. I arrived near the end of working hours and the girl who was on duty in winery explained history of the winery itself as well some less know historic facts about the place. In addition to a rich and interesting history and exhibits of old vines, tools and crafts (for which you would probably in other countries pay the expensive tickets) at the very bottom of the cellars there are certain bottles dating back to the period even between the two world wars! Also interesting, the winery does not have a specific owner but operates via foundation because the King Peter I ordered that after his death winery should be given to the people. They maybe not have conditions as the other rich wineries but of all I've visited in the region this one was my favorite so far!