The Trzebnica Wine Trail is one of the newest and most promising wine tourism initiatives in Poland, combining a winemaking tradition dating back to the Middle Ages with modern approaches to promoting oenotourism. The trail offers a unique blend of history, nature, and winemaking craftsmanship across the picturesque Trzebnica Hills.
Author: Maciej Gałecki
Wine Trails in Poland
Wine tourism in Poland is developing dynamically, and one of its organized forms is the existence of wine trails that bring together wineries from a single region and its immediate surroundings. We’ve prepared an overview of the most important wine tourism routes currently operating in our country.
Lubusz Wine and Honey Trail: Vineyards on the Route
The Lubusz Wine and Honey Trail is a unique enotourism product in Poland, combining the region’s winemaking heritage with modern tourist opportunities, offering visitors authentic experiences in the scenic Lubusz landscape.
Results of the Polskie Korki 2025 Wine Competition
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Dom Jantoń Winery Wins Three Medals at PIWI Wine Award International 2025 Spring edition
All results of the Spring 2025 edition of the PIWI Wine Award International are now available. According to the official announcement, the Polish Dom Jantoń Winery has been awarded three medals for three different wines: two in the sparkling wine category and one in the dessert wine category.
Vineyards near Zielona Góra
Zielona Góra boasts a centuries-old winemaking tradition that began in the Middle Ages. Settlers from Franconia planted the first vineyards in 1150, and the earliest written record dates back to 1314. The town quickly became the northeasternmost wine district in Europe, reaching its heyday at the end of the 15th century.
Vineyards in the vicinity of Kazimierz Dolny
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Vineyards near Sandomierz
The surroundings of Sandomierz boast a rich winemaking tradition dating back to the 13th century. The topography of the Sandomierz Upland—with its loess soils and south-eastern slopes—combined with the microclimate along the Vistula River has been ideal for cultivating high-quality vines. Discover what Sandomierz has to offer wine tourists!