Our journey through the wine world of Lower Silesia begins in Wroclaw, in the heart of the region. Just off Solny Square, at 14 Solny Square, is 'Winnica' - a place that, despite its name, is not a traditional vineyard, but an atmospheric wine bar that brings the atmosphere of vineyards right into the urban landscape.

Winnica' is a place that combines the charm of old Wroclaw with a modern approach to wine culture. The restaurant is easily accessible - it is located in the very center of the city, just a few minutes' walk from the main Market Square. You can get here on foot, by public bicycle or by public transportation - the streetcar stop 'Rynek' is a few steps from the entrance.

The interior of the 'Winnica' delights with its atmosphere. Cozy, atmospheric lighting, wooden design elements and carefully selected details create an atmosphere that is conducive to enjoying wine and conversation. In summer, you can enjoy the townhouse's patio garden, which adds to the charm of the whole experience.

The 'Vineyard' menu is a true feast for wine lovers. You will find carefully selected wines from all over the world, including, of course, Polish offerings. You can order wine by the glass or opt for a bottle from the store's extensive selection. Interestingly, if you opt for a bottle from the store, you will pay only a symbolic 'cork'.

For those who want to expand their wine knowledge, the 'Winery' offers regular tastings and workshops. This is a great opportunity to learn the ins and outs of winemaking, learn to identify different varietals and wine regions.

If you plan to visit in autumn, be sure to ask about Beaujolais - this wine is always in season here. To accompany the wine, you can order light appetizers, such as a cheese board, which go perfectly with your chosen liquors.

'The Vineyard' is open daily from 12:00 pm until late in the evening, making it an ideal place for both an afternoon tasting and an evening gathering with friends. Prices are moderate, making the place accessible to a wide range of wine lovers.

Keep in mind, however, that 'The Vineyard' is primarily a wine bar, so if you plan to visit with children or non-drinkers, it's worth checking the availability of non-alcoholic beverages beforehand. The restaurant has no age restrictions, but due to the nature of the place, it is more suitable for adults.

'The Vineyard' is the perfect starting point for our weekend with wine in Lower Silesia. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in the world of wine flavors before heading out to explore the region further. The atmosphere, the professionalism of the service and the richness of the wines make 'Winnica' a must-visit for any wine lover visiting Wroclaw.

Continuing our wine tour of Lower Silesia, we can't leave out another wine gem of Wroclaw - Nowino Wroclaw - Wine & Tapas Bar. Located at 2 Kielbaśnicza Street, in the heart of the Old Town, this establishment offers a modern approach to wine culture, combining it with delicious tapas.

Nowino Wroclaw is a place that perfectly fits the trend of combining wine with small but sophisticated snacks. The restaurant is easily accessible - it is just a few minutes' walk from the Main Square. You can reach it on foot, taking advantage of the charming streets of the Old Town, or use public transportation - the nearest streetcar stop 'Rynek' is a short walk away.

Nowino's interior impresses with its modern yet cozy design. Elegant, minimalist furniture, warm lighting and carefully selected details create an atmosphere that is conducive to relaxing and enjoying wine. The bar offers both table and bar seating, allowing you to choose your preferred tasting style.

Nowino's menu is a true feast for the palate. The restaurant offers a wide selection of wines by the stick and by the glass, with prices starting at around PLN 20 per glass. For more discerning connoisseurs, higher-end offerings are also available. Importantly, the staff at Nowino are true wine aficionados, ready to advise and talk about each drink with extraordinary passion and knowledge.

What sets Nowino apart is not only the wine, but also the delicious tapas. The menu of appetizers is carefully selected to pair perfectly with the wines served. This is a great opportunity to discover new and fascinating flavor combinations.

Nowino also holds regular tastings and themed events, making it an ideal place for those looking to expand their wine knowledge. It's a great opportunity to learn about new varietals, wine regions or winemaking techniques.

The restaurant is open daily from late afternoon to late evening, making it an ideal place for an evening out with friends or a romantic date. Prices are moderate, making Nowino accessible to a wide range of wine lovers.

It's worth noting that Nowino, like most wine bars, is a place more suitable for adults. Although there are no official age restrictions, the atmosphere and offerings are mainly aimed at adult guests.

Nowino Wroclaw - Wine & Tapas Bar is the perfect place to explore your wine knowledge, discover new flavors and enjoy the atmosphere of a modern wine bar. It is the perfect complement to our weekend with wine in Lower Silesia, offering a fresh perspective on wine culture combined with delicious tapas cuisine.

Our wine tour of Lower Silesia would not be complete without a visit to a place that combines tradition, nature and wine culture. Młyn Wielislaw Restaurant & Agrotourism, located at 9/2 Mlynska Street in Sędziszowa, is a unique place that offers not only wine tasting, but also full immersion in the Lower Silesian landscape and local cuisine.

Młyn Wielislaw is not only a restaurant and winery, but also an agritourism facility, making it an ideal place for a longer stay during a wine weekend. Located in a picturesque area, about 100 km from Wroclaw, it is easily accessible by car - the trip takes about 1.5 hours. For those who prefer public transportation, the nearest train station is in Swierzawa, from where you can order a cab or use the shuttle service offered by the hosts.

The property itself is a historic mill that has been painstakingly restored and adapted for catering and agritourism. The interiors retain their original character, with many elements referring to the history of the place and the region. This creates an extraordinary atmosphere, ideal for enjoying wine and local cuisine.

The Wielislaw Mill Restaurant is famous for dishes inspired by local culinary tradition, but served in a modern way. The menu changes seasonally, always relying on fresh, local products. The sommeliers can match each dish with a suitable wine, often sourced from local vineyards in Lower Silesia.

When it comes to the wine offer, Młyn Wielislaw leaves nothing to be desired. Here one can find carefully selected wines from all over the world, but special emphasis is placed on promoting Polish wines, including those from Lower Silesia. Wine tastings and workshops are regularly held here, making it an ideal place for those wishing to expand their knowledge of wine.

For guests who choose to stay overnight, the Wielislaw Mill offers cozy agritourism-style rooms. Each room is individually decorated, with attention to detail and guest comfort. In the morning, you can enjoy a delicious breakfast, often including products from nearby farms.

The surroundings of the Wielislaw Mill are a paradise for lovers of nature and active recreation. The hosts will be happy to advise walking or biking routes to discover the beauty of Lower Silesia. After an eventful day, you can spend the evening with a glass of wine, admiring the sunset over the surrounding hills.

Wielislaw Mill is open all year round, but it's worth booking in advance, especially during the summer and autumn seasons. Prices are moderate, considering the quality of services offered and the uniqueness of the place.

It's worth noting that although Młyn Wielislaw is family-friendly, the wine offer is mainly aimed at adults. However, special attractions and menus are prepared for the youngest guests.

Młyn Wielislaw is the perfect culmination of our weekend with wine in Lower Silesia. It's a place where you can not only taste delicious wines, but also immerse yourself in local culture, tradition and nature. It's an experience that combines the best of enotourism - taste, history and the beauty of the landscape.