The Palm House building incorporates the original house of August Grempler, a prominent 19th-century winemaker.
The vineyard located within the park is an extension of the historical Grempler winery site.
The park's incline is significant enough that it requires extensive terracing to support the vine plantings.
The site hosts a diverse collection of exotic plants within the glass-enclosed Palm House complex.
It is historically linked to Zielona Góra's identity as a former center of wine production in the Prussian era.
Park Winny, also known as Wine Park, is a historical urban green space in Zielona Góra situated on a steep hill overlooking the city center. It is home to the Palm House (Palmiarnia), a structure that integrates a historic wine-producing tavern dating back to 1818. The park features a functional vineyard, maintaining the city's centuries-old viticulture traditions. A network of walking paths winds through varied terrain, leading visitors past terraced slopes and established botanical plantings. It is the only place in Poland where a functioning vineyard is managed within an active city park setting. The park serves as a central hub for the Lubusz Wine Region's historical narrative.
The upper viewing platform near the Palm House, capturing the vineyard in the foreground and the city in the background.
Wear comfortable, flat walking shoes as the park is situated on a steep slope with uneven terrain.
Visit the terrace of the Palm House for a panoramic view of the city roofs below.
Bring a camera specifically for the contrast between the green vineyard rows and the urban skyline.
Do not attempt to walk through the active vineyard rows, as these are restricted to prevent damage to the vines.
