Let's start our wine journey from the Silver Mountain Vineyard, located in the heart of Krakow, at 2 Wanderers Avenue. This is a unique place not only because of the location, but above all because of the quality of the wines produced. The winery is easily accessible by public transportation - the nearest bus stop is just a 5-minute walk from the entrance.

Open to the public daily from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, the Silver Mountain Winery offers not only wine tastings, but also educational walks through the vineyard. Booking a visit is recommended, especially on weekends. Tasting prices start at £50 per person (as of 2023), but it's worth checking current offers on the winery's official website.

There is a special educational path for families with children, which tells about the wine-making process in an accessible way. Keep in mind, however, that alcohol tasting is only allowed for adults. Juices made from local grapes have been prepared for the little ones.

The next stop on our tour is the Gródek Winery, located in the picturesque village of Zbyszyce, about 100 km southeast of Krakow. It's a place that delights not only with the taste of its wines, but also with a beautiful view of Lake Rożnowskie.

The Gródek winery is open to visitors from May to October, on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. During the week, a visit should be arranged by phone. Access is easiest by car, but it is also possible to arrange a transfer from the nearest train station in Nowy Sacz (about 20 km).

The winery offers tastings combined with a tour and a story about the history of the place. Prices start at PLN 80 per person (as of 2023), which includes local snacks. Families with children are welcome - there is a playground overlooking the vineyard for the little ones.

Both wineries share a passion for wine and the hospitality of the owners. Remember to check the current opening hours and book a date before visiting, especially if you plan to come in a larger group. Both the Silver Mountain Winery and Gródek Winery are places that will allow us not only to taste delicious wines, but also to immerse ourselves in the fascinating world of Polish winemaking.

Continuing our oenological journey, we head to Chodorowa Vineyard, located in the picturesque village of Chodorowa 60, about 30 km east of Nowy Sącz. This family-run winery, run with passion and commitment, offers not only delicious wines, but also unforgettable views of the surrounding hills.

The Chodorowa vineyard is open to visitors from May to October, on weekends from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. During the week visits are possible by telephone appointment. Access is most convenient by car, but the owners, by prior arrangement, also offer to pick up guests from the nearest train station in Grybow (about 15 km).

Tasting prices start at PLN 60 per person (as of 2023), which includes a tour of the winery and a story about the wine-making process. The winery is famous for its white and rosé wines, as well as its unique 'Wild Orchard' sparkling cider. For families with children, there is a special educational program about viticulture and juice production, making a visit to Khodorov Vineyard a fascinating nature lesson for the little ones.

The next point on our route is the Chronów Vineyard, located in the village of Chronów 209, about 50 km southeast of Krakow. This is a unique place not only because of the wines produced here, but also because of the opportunity to stay overnight in a vineyard setting.

The Chronów winery welcomes visitors all year round, but visits should always be booked in advance. Tastings combined with tours are held on weekends, from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Prices start at PLN 70 per person (as of 2023). For those who want to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the vineyard, guest rooms overlooking the vineyards are available (prices start at PLN 200 per night).

Access to the Chronów Winery is by car, and for guests using public transportation, the owners offer a transfer from the nearby Bochnia train station (about 20 km). The winery is family-friendly - in addition to tastings for adults, it offers sensory workshops for children, where the youngest can explore the flavors and aromas of grapes and juices.

Both Khodorov Vineyard and Chronov Vineyard are places where winemaking tradition intertwines with modernity and hospitality. These are ideal points on our route to not only taste delicious wines, but also to fully experience the magic of Malopolska winemaking. Always remember to check current opening hours and make reservations before visiting, especially if you plan to stay overnight or visit in a larger group.

To conclude our oenological journey in Malopolska, we will visit the Uroczysko Winery, located in the picturesque village of Janowice 328, about 25 km southeast of Tarnów. This charming vineyard, located on a hillside overlooking the Dunajec River, offers not only delicious wines, but also an unforgettable aesthetic experience.

The Uroczysko Vineyard is open to visitors from May to October, on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. During the week visits are possible by telephone appointment. Access is most convenient by car, but the owners, by prior arrangement, also offer to pick up visitors from the nearest train station in Tarnow.

Tasting prices start at PLN 75 per person (as of 2023), which includes a tour of the vineyard, a story about the winemaking process and a tasting of 5 types of wine with refreshments. The Charming Vineyard is famous for its white and red wines, as well as its unique meads. For families with children, there is a special educational program about the life of bees and honey production, making a visit to Uroczysko Vineyard a fascinating nature lesson for the little ones.

To sum up our wine tour of Malopolska, it's worth noting that each of the wineries visited offers unique experiences and flavors. From the Silver Mountain Vineyard near Krakow, the picturesque Gródek Vineyard, the family atmosphere of the Chodorowa Vineyard, the opportunity to stay overnight in the Chronów Vineyard, to the charming views of the Uroczysko Vineyard - each of these places leaves unforgettable impressions.

When planning a trip along the route of Malopolska's vineyards, keep in mind a few important points:

1. it is always a good idea to book visits in advance, especially during the summer and autumn seasons.

2. Let's check the current prices and opening hours on the official websites of the wineries.
3. If traveling with children, ask about special educational programs available for the little ones.
4. Remember to consume alcohol responsibly - it's always a good idea to have a designated driver who will not participate in tastings.

5. consider staying overnight in the region to fully enjoy the charms of Malopolska's vineyards without rushing.

The Malopolska wine route is not only a journey through the flavors and aromas of delicious wines. It's also an opportunity to meet enthusiasts who are dedicated to nurturing vines and creating exceptional liquors. It's a lesson in the history, geography and culture of the region. Finally, it's an opportunity to experience the beauty of Malopolska's landscapes and the hospitality of its residents.

We encourage you to discover the charms of Polish winemaking and to share your impressions of this fascinating journey. The vineyards of Malopolska are waiting for you - may this enological adventure remain in your memory for a long time!