Let's start our wine journey with three unique places that are true showpieces of West Pomeranian winemaking.

Turnau Vineyard, located in Baniewice 115, 74-110, is one of the most famous wineries in the region. To get here, it is best to follow provincial road No. 122 from Pyrzyce or Krajnik Dolny. The vineyard is open to the public year-round, but it is advisable to book a visit in advance through the website www.winnicaturnau.pl. Turnau offers a professional tour with a sommelier, during which you can learn about the winemaking process and taste different varieties. For families with children, there are special educational trails that explain the ins and outs of winemaking in an accessible way. Tasting prices start at £50 per person (as of 2023), and children under the age of 12 can attend the tour free of charge.

Another point on the map is the Sydonia Winery, located in the picturesque village of Pezino, 73-131 Trzebiatow. Access is easiest by car, following provincial road No. 102. The winery is open to visitors from May to October, on weekends, but it is recommended to contact in advance through the website winnica-sydonia.pl. Sydonia is known for its intimate atmosphere and the owners' personal approach to guests. It offers tastings combined with local delicacies, making a visit here a real feast for the palate. Prices for a tour with tasting range from PLN 60 to PLN 100 per person (as of 2023).

Mierzęcin Palace Vineyard, located in Mierzęcin 1, 66-520, is not only a vineyard, but a whole tourist complex. It can be accessed via provincial road No. 160, and the nearest train station is Dobiegniew, about 10 km away. The facility is open all year round, offering not only vineyard tours and tastings, but also accommodation in the palace, spa treatments and horseback riding. It's an ideal destination for families looking for a full package of attractions. Prices for stays and attractions vary, and it's worth checking current offers at palacmierzecin.pl.

Each of these wineries offers a unique experience, combining tradition with modernity. Remember to check current opening hours and tour conditions before visiting, especially if you plan to come with children. Many wineries organize special seasonal events, such as grape harvest or culinary festivals, which can further enhance your visit.

Continuing our tour of West Pomeranian wineries, we will discover more gems that combine a passion for wine with a family atmosphere and beautiful landscapes.

Zodiak Winery, located in Zagozd 29A, 78-500, is a place where tradition meets innovation. Access is most convenient by car, taking national road No. 11 toward Bobolice. The winery is open to visitors from May to October, on weekends, but it's always a good idea to schedule a visit in advance through winnicazodiak.pl. Zodiak is famous for its unusual approach to tasting - the owner opens the bottles with a saber, which is an added attraction, especially for younger visitors (with all safety precautions, of course). Prices for a tour with tasting start at PLN 70 per person (as of 2023).

Kojder Vineyards, located in Bielice 30, 74-202, is a family-run venture that delights not only with its wines, but also with its hospitality. Access is by provincial road 122, and the winery is open to the public from April to October, but advance reservations are required via www.winnicekojder.pl. Kojder offers not only tastings, but also the opportunity to actively participate in the winemaking work, which is a great attraction for families with children. Prices for various tour packages range from £50 to £120 per person (as of 2023).

Binowo Winery. Wines of the Beech Forest, located in Binowo 100, 74-106, is a place where nature intertwines with winemaking passion. The easiest way to get there is by car, taking the national road 31 toward Gryfino. The winery is open to visitors in season from May to September, on weekends. Reservations can be made through the website winnica-binowo.pl. Binowo offers not only tastings, but also walking tours of the surrounding Beech Forest, an additional attraction for nature lovers. Prices for tours with tastings start at PLN 60 per person (as of 2023).

Bekasiak Winery, located on Lipianska Street in Pyrzyce (74-200), is another gem on the region's wine map. Access is possible via provincial road No. 122. The winery welcomes guests from May to October, but advance reservations are necessary via the Facebook profile 'Winnica Bekasiak'. The place is famous for its intimate atmosphere and the possibility of direct contact with the winemakers. They offer not only tastings, but also wine workshops, which can be an interesting form of education for older children and teenagers. Prices for the various tours and workshops range from PLN 70 to PLN 150 per person (as of 2023).

Rajkowo Palace Vineyard, located in Kolbaskowo, is not only a vineyard, but also a historical site with a beautiful palace. Access is easiest via national road No. 13. The vineyard is open to the public from May to September, on weekends, but advance reservations are recommended via www.palacrajkowo.pl. Rajkowo offers not only wine tastings, but also the opportunity to picnic on the vineyard grounds, which is a great option for families with children. Prices for a tour with tasting start at £80 per person (as of 2023).

Each of these wineries has its own unique character and offers a slightly different experience. It's worth planning a visit to several of them to fully appreciate the diversity of West Pomeranian winemaking. Remember to always check up-to-date information before visiting, especially if you plan to come with children. Many wineries hold special seasonal events, which can be an added attraction during your visit.

To conclude our wine tour of West Pomerania, we will introduce you to three recent, but equally fascinating wineries that offer unique experiences and flavors of the region.

Molias Winery, located in Reczyce 21B, 74-406, is a place where tradition mixes with innovation. Access is most convenient by car, taking provincial road No. 122 toward Pyrzyce. The winery is open to visitors from May to October, on weekends, but it is always a good idea to book a visit in advance through the website winnicamolias.pl. Molias is famous not only for its wines, but also for its mead production, which is an additional attraction for visitors. They offer special tastings combining wines and honeys, which is a unique experience in the region. Prices for a tour with tasting start at PLN 70 per person (as of 2023). For families with children, there are special educational trails where you can learn about the production process of both wine and honey.

De Lewin Winery, located in Trzebaw 25B, 73-151, is an intimate family winery that charms with its rustic charm. Access is possible via provincial road 106. The winery welcomes guests from June to September, on weekends, but advance reservations are required via www.delewin.pl. De Lewin specializes in natural, organically produced wines, which may be of interest to those seeking alternative winemaking methods. They offer not only tastings, but also workshops on wine aroma recognition, which can be an interesting form of education even for younger participants (of course, without alcohol consumption). Prices for the various tours and workshops range from PLN 60 to 120 per person (figures from 2023).

Last but not least on our map is Julo Winery, located at 3 Górska Street in Szczecin (71-737). This is a unique proposition for those who want to experience winemaking in the heart of the city. Access is easy by Szczecin's public transportation, making it accessible even to tourists without a car. The winery is open to the public from May to October, on selected weekends, but advance reservations are required. Julo offers not only tastings, but also the opportunity to participate in the city's wine tour, a rarity in the country. Prices for tours with tastings start at £80 per person (as of 2023).

Each of these wineries offers something unique that makes them worth visiting even if you're not an avid wine lover. These are places where you can not only taste local liquors, but also learn something new, commune with nature and spend time in a pleasant atmosphere.

When planning a visit to any of the described wineries, remember a few important points:

1. always check the current opening hours and tour conditions before visiting.

2. If you plan to come with children, make sure the winery offers attractions suitable for the little ones.

3. Consider using a transportation service or appointing a driver who will not consume alcohol.

4. Dress appropriately - visiting a winery often involves walking on uneven terrain.

5. Don't forget your camera - West Pomeranian vineyards offer beautiful views worth capturing.

Exploring the West Pomeranian vineyards is not just about tasting delicious liquors, but above all a fascinating journey through the history, culture and nature of the region. It's a great way to spend time with family or friends, combining education with relaxation in beautiful natural settings. We encourage you to explore these unique places and savor the flavors offered by Zachodniopomorskie - a region that is strengthening its position on the wine map of Poland from year to year.