Zielona Góra and its surroundings
Poland less well known
Overview
Zielona Góra
Palm House and Winery Park
Local vineyards
Christ the King Statue in Świebodzin
Muskauer Park
Geopark Muskau Arch
Castle of the Order of St John in Łagów
We invite you to the most forested voivodeship of Poland – Lubusz. A region rich in natural, historic and post-military attractions. We have selected the most interesting points on the route to bring you closer to this less well known corner of Poland. Spirits from the noble grape varieties Pinot Noir, Traminer, Saint Laurent and Regent are served on the Lubusz Wine Route, which you will visit with us!
Experience you’ll gain:
- visit the city where the annual Grape Harvest Festival takes place
- taste delicious local wines
- learn the history of the underground sites of western Poland
- see a statue of Christ larger than the one in Rio de Janeiro
- appreciate the fine art of gardening in the Muskauer Park
- visit the colourful lakes in the Muskau Arch Geopark
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