Slakiem Wina i Historii: Vineyards in the Surroundings of Zielona Gora
June 11, 2025
Green Mountain and its surroundings are a true paradise for lovers of wine and winemaking history. Known as Poland's wine capital, the region boasts a rich wine-growing tradition dating back to the Middle Ages. Today, thanks to the revival of local winemaking, the area has become a fascinating destination for oenotourists and families seeking unique experiences. We invite you to join us on a journey along the trail of wine and history, where you will discover charming vineyards, taste exquisite spirits and meet the passionate people who have breathed new life into this old tradition. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just looking for an interesting way to spend time with your family, the vineyards around Zielona Gora have something to offer everyone. Get ready for a fascinating adventure full of flavors, aromas and history that will stay in your memory for a long time.
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Julia Winery - a pearl among Lubuskie vineyards
Our wine adventure begins with Julia Vineyard and the Miniature Park of Wine Facilities, located in Stary Kisielin at 15 Pionierów Lubuskich Street, just a few kilometers from the center of Zielona Góra. This place combines wine tradition with education and entertainment, making it an ideal starting point for families with children.
To reach Julia Vineyard, it's best to use a car or bicycle - the route is well marked and leads along scenic roads through suburban areas. For those who prefer public transportation, city buses running from the center of Zielona Gora are available - it's worth checking the current schedule in advance.
Julia Vineyard is open to the public all year round, but the best time to visit is from May to October, when the vines are in full beauty. A tour of the winery and wine tasting costs about $30 per person (as of 2024), but prices are subject to change, so it's always a good idea to check current information on the winery's official website: https://winnicajulia.pl/.
What distinguishes Julia Winery? First of all, its owners, Mr. Roman and his brother, who passionately talk about wine production and the history of winemaking in the region. During your visit, you can not only taste local wines, such as 'Julia', 'Emma' and 'Anna', but also see what the process of making them looks like. Particularly interesting is a walk through the vineyard, where you can see different varieties of grapes and even taste them straight from the vine (with the owners' permission, of course!).
The Miniature Park of Winery Objects is a unique attraction that presents the history of winemaking in an interesting way. Although the park is not large, you will find miniatures of the most important objects related to wine production, which can be fascinating for both children and adults.
For families with children, Julia Winery has prepared special attractions. The youngest can take part in a 'mini-tasting' of grape juices, and learn about the winemaking process in a form suitable for their age. There is also a picnic area on the vineyard grounds, where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful views.
It is worth remembering that it is best to plan your visit to Julia Winery in advance, especially if you want to attend a tasting. This can be done by phone or through the form on the website. Also remember to wear comfortable footwear - walking through the vineyard is a pleasure, but requires proper preparation.
There are several other interesting places worth visiting in the vicinity of Julia Vineyard. Take a look at the nearby Lubuskie Wine Center, which offers an interactive exhibition on the history and culture of wine in the region. This is a great complement to the knowledge gained at Julia Winery.
Lubuskie Wine Center - the the heart of wine traditions
Another important point on our wine map is the Lubuskie Wine Center, located in Zabór at 1 Winery Street. This is a modern educational and museum center that presents the rich history and culture of wine-making in the Lubuskie region in an interactive way.
The Lubuskie Wine Center is easily accessible by both car and public transportation. You can get here from Zielona Gora by commuter bus - the trip takes about 30 minutes. For lovers of active recreation, the route from Zielona Gora to Zabor is a beautiful bicycle route, leading through picturesque areas.
The center is open all year round, but opening hours may vary depending on the season. For up-to-date information, visit the official website: http://www.centrumwiniarstwa.pl/. An entrance ticket costs about $15-20 for an adult, and discounts are available for children and seniors (prices as of 2024, worth checking before visiting).
What distinguishes the Lubuskie Wine Center? First and foremost, a modern approach to presenting the subject of winemaking. The center offers interactive exhibitions, multimedia presentations and interesting displays that talk about the wine-making process, the history of winemaking in the region and wine-drinking culture in an accessible way.
For families with children, the Center has prepared special attractions. Little explorers can take part in educational games and activities related to winemaking, as well as visit a mini laboratory, where they can safely learn the basics of the chemistry behind wine production. This is a great opportunity to make learning fun.
One of the Center's biggest attractions is the observation deck, which offers a beautiful view of the surrounding vineyards. It's the perfect place for a family photo or a moment of relaxation overlooking the picturesque landscape.
The Center also hosts workshops and tastings for adults. This is a great opportunity to deepen your knowledge of wine and learn how to do a professional tasting. It's a good idea to check the calendar of events on the Center's website and plan your visit to hit the classes that interest you.
In the immediate vicinity of the Lubuskie Wine Center is the Zelazny Winery, which is a perfect complement to a visit to the Center. It's a family-run vineyard where you can see what grape growing and wine production looks like in practice.
Zelazny Vineyard, located at 8 Winna Street in Zabor, is a place where tradition meets modernity. The owners passionately talk about their wines and are eager to share their knowledge with visitors. The winery offers tastings and the opportunity to purchase wines directly from the producer.
A visit to Zelazny Vineyard is best planned in advance by contacting the owners through the website: http://winnicazelazny.pl/. Tasting prices depend on the selected package, but usually settle around 50-80 PLN per person (data from 2024).
What should you know before visiting Lubuskie Wine Center and Zelazny Winery? First of all, plan enough time - visiting both places can take a whole day. It's a good idea to bring comfortable shoes for walking around the winery and something warmer to wear - it can be chilly in the wine cellars. For families with children, we recommend bringing snacks and drinks - walking around the winery can be tiring for the little ones.
Ingrid and Cantina wineries - pearls of Lubuskie winemaking
At the end of our wine tour, we will visit two charming wineries that perfectly capture the spirit of Lubuskie winemaking: Ingrid Vineyard and Cantina Vineyard.
Ingrid Winery, located in Laz 54, near Zielona Gora, is a family-run winery run with passion and commitment. To reach it, it is best to use a car - the trip from the center of Zielona Gora takes about 20 minutes. It's worth making an appointment in advance by contacting the owners via the website: http://www.winnicaingrid.pl/.
What distinguishes Ingrid Winery? First of all, an extremely friendly atmosphere and personal approach to guests. The owners passionately talk about the wine-making process, allowing visitors to feel part of this fascinating world. The winery offers tastings combined with tours, and prices usually hover around PLN 50-70 per person (as of 2024, it is worth confirming before visiting).
For families with children, Ingrid Winery has prepared special attractions. The youngest can take part in a 'little sommelier school', where they will learn the basics of tasting in a safe and age-appropriate way (without alcohol, of course!). There is also a picnic area on the vineyard grounds, where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful views.
The next point of our trip is Cantina Vineyard, located in Mozovo 63 near Sulechow. This is a place that delights not only with delicious wine, but also with beautiful landscape. The winery can be reached by car, and the trip from Zielona Gora takes about 30 minutes.
The Cantina winery is famous for the exceptional hospitality of its owners, who passionately share their knowledge of wine. They offer a variety of tasting packages, with prices ranging from £60 to £100 per person (as of 2024). It is advisable to book your visit in advance via the website: http://winnicacantina.pl/.
What makes Cantina Winery unique? It's the combination of traditional winemaking methods with a modern approach to oenotourism. Guests can not only taste delicious wines, but also take part in wine workshops or even spend the night in cozy guest rooms overlooking the vineyard.
For families with children, Cantina Winery offers special educational programs. Little guests can take part in a 'grape harvest for the little ones', where they learn to identify different varieties of grapes and learn about their processing. The winery also has a playground and a mini zoo, making a visit here a real adventure for the whole family.
It is worth remembering that a visit to both wineries is best planned in advance. Both Ingrid Vineyard and Cantina Vineyard hold special events, such as grape harvests and food festivals, which can be an added attraction during your visit.
At the end of our wine tour, it's worth mentioning a few practical considerations. Remember to bring comfortable shoes for walking around the vineyards. It's also a good idea to carry something to drink and snacks, especially if you're traveling with children. For drivers, we remind you to exercise caution - wine tasting requires a responsible approach to driving.
Exploring the vineyards around Zielona Gora is not only an opportunity to taste delicious wines, but above all a fascinating lesson in the history and culture of the region. It's the perfect way to spend a family weekend, combining education with relaxation and beautiful views. Whether you're a wine lover or just looking for an interesting way to spend your time, Lubuskie's vineyards certainly won't disappoint you. We invite you to explore this fascinating world!
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