Culinary Trails in Poland
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Świecie Łeba Chełmno Gołdap Ustka Sejny Gdynia CULINARY Pawłówek Skibniew Ślesin Swołowo Suwałki Ostromecko Słupsk Sokołów Podlaski Sopot Olecko Bydgoszcz Patrykozy Toruń Przyjaźń Gdańsk TRAILS Bysław Borcz Mordy Pruszcz Gdański Augustów Siedlce Ełk Gdynia Pomlewo IN POLAND Kościerzyna Wiśniew Pruszcz Włocławek Kijewo Królewskie Unisław Culinary Route in the Center of Gdynia Dąbrowa Chełmińska Gniew Poznań Kwidzyn Białystok Gdańsk – Pomorskie Culinary Prestige Puławy Końskowola Janowiec Wąwolnica Culinary stations of Suwałki region and Mazury Kazimierz Dolny Nałęczów Karczmiska Wojciechów Opole Lubelskie Poniatowa Białystok Culinary Route Częstochowa Kuyavian-Pomeranian Goose Culinary Trail Koziegłowy The Trail of Tradition and Taste Daromin Dwikozy Zawiercie Sandomierz Faliszowice Culinary Poznań Złota Niepołomice Kraków Mysłowice Baranów Sandomierski Mikołów Mazovian Nobleman Bowl Krzeszów Tychy Wieliczka Dobczyce Nowa Dęba Kocierz Pszczyna The Trail of Tastes of the Land of Loess Gorges Leżajsk Bielsko-Biała Sucha Beskidzka Basznia Przeworsk Dolna Rzeszów Jarosław Sandomierz Wine Trail Cieszyn Pstrągowa Bachórz Dubiecko Silesian Tastes Culinary Route Przemyśl Polanka Przeciszów Jedlicze Krasiczyn Spytkowice Jasło Wielka Krosno Czechowice- Zator Brzeźnica -Dziedzice Osiek Carp Route Wilamowice Tomice Sanok Jasienica Bestwina Rymanów Dźwiniacz Dolny Lesko Jaworze Drwinia Carnival of Taste Przyborów Czarna Lutowiska Poręba Spytkowska Cisna Tastes of Podhale Żegocina Wetlina Szyk Laskowa Ruda Małopolska Herbal Village Trail Harklowa Gnojnik Różaniecka Wolbrom Lipnica Murowana Mielec Kamionka Czchów Sucha Wielka Struga Iwkowa Leżajsk Banica Laskowa Mizerna Gródek Jasionka The Plum Route Jerzmanowice Krośnica Łososina nad Dunajcem Wysowa-Zdrój Dolna Czajowice Tylicz Czarna Góra Czorsztyn Rzeszów Pilzno Łańcut Liszki Pstrągowa Wygiełzów Kraków Kielnarowa Małopolska Gourmets Route Wieliczka Babica Jodłowa Bachórz Gdów Lipnica Murowana Kocierz Jasło Oscypek Cheese Trail Szaflary Kombornia Biały Dunajec Sucha Beskidzka Poronin Zawoja Stróże Bukowina Tatrzańska Turbacz Sanok Kowaniec Zawoja Witów Murzasichle Zubrzyca Górna Dukla Dźwiniacz Dolny Rabka-Zdrój Subcarpathian Region Food and Wine Trail Nowy Sącz Zakopane Łodyna Jabłonka Wierchomla Chyrowa Orelec Ustrzyki Dolne Nowy Targ Szczawnica Wysowa- Polańczyk Niedzica -Zdrój Jaworki Witów Lutowiska Los sabores de Podkarpacie Poronin Krynica-Zdrój Białka Tatrzańska Cisna Smolnik Bukowina Tatrzańska Przysłup Zakopane Ustrzyki Górne in Sopot which has received enormous accolades former mill and sophisticated Pałac Bursztynowy in zalewajka soup, gałuszki dumplings and kwaśnica Poland’s master chefs Robert Sowa and Sylwester Traditionally production stops on St. Michael’s from critics, the Gothic Inn in Malbork castle which Włocławek and in many breweries. soup. A website with more information showcases Lis. At the Litworowy Staw, a restaurant in Białka Day. Oscypek, which is made by shepherds, is still Culinary Route in the Center serves up food in a medieval setting, and Tłusta The main sites of the trail: Chełmno, Pawłówek, The Trail of Tastes of the Land of eateries along the way and dish recommendations Tatrzańska with a 4.5 out of 5 rating on Tripadvi- created as it was hundreds of years ago. Recipes of Gdynia Kaczka in Gdynia which means “Fat Duck”. Chefs Ślesin, Bysław, Toruń, Bydgoszcz, Włocławek Loess Gorges at each location. The highlight of the year for the sor, grilled lamb skewers with seasonal vegetables for different kinds of cheeses bearing names like: A picturesque city nestled in the north of Poland at these world-class restaurants offer guests a true www.szlakgesinowy.pl The Land of Loess Gorges owes its name to the Silesian Culinary Route comes in June and is an are the flagship meal. At the Karczma u Furtoka, bundz, bryndza podhalańska, oscypek, redykołka right on the Baltic Sea, Gdynia is the first stop on taste of the region, ascribing to a philosophy of largest branched network of loess gorges in Eu- outdoor festival called Silesian Tastes. It is hosted a rustic looking restaurant in the foothills, filet are unchanged. Visitors to the Oscypek route will the Culinary Route, which starts in the City Center. slow-cooked preparation with local ingredients like rope. Known for its rustic landscape, lush greenery in a different place ever year. To find out the festi- of trout topped with red pine mushrooms with notice subtle differences in the kinds of oscypek Long known for its historical importance in ending fish, breads, mushrooms, wild game and cheeses. and rolling hillsides, it is one of the most popular val location, users are encouraged to bookmark the dumplings and cabbage stewed in wine are served. produced in varying regions. Taste is dependent the Soviet activity in the eastern block, the city is Information about the restaurants concerning the tourist destinations in the Lublin region of Poland. website. Under the tab, ‘Recommended Services’ Lamb meatballs with porcini mushrooms and mil- upon the area where the sheep are grazing and de- now experiencing a renaissance as old warehouses Pomorskie Culinary Prestige and the events in- The Trail of Tastes of the Land of Loess Gorges users can plot out their trip incorporating other let porridge served in oscypek kosorek is the meal pending on the time of year in which the sheep’s and waterfront industrial buildings are converted to cluded can be found on a dedicated blog takes guests through many picturesque villages attractions like the Industrial Monuments Route at Karczma Widokowa Szymkówka. A reservation milk has been harvested. Visitors will get a look at loft style apartments, art galleries and nightclubs. www.pomorskie-prestige.eu. like: Kazimierz Dolny, which has a rich Jewish his- or the Trail of the Eagles’ Nests while visiting. is recommended. A venison tenderloin marinated the cheesemaking process as they visit the shep- Foodies, gourmands and gastronomes are flocking Location: Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia, Kościerzyna, tory and the village of Janowiec which houses the The main sites of the trail: Częstochowa, Zawiercie, in herbs served with wild undergrowth, baked herds in the huts. They may learn more about the in the restaurants, carefully selected to participate Kwidzyn, Ustka, Słupsk, Gniew, Borcz, Swołowo, ruins of a medieval castle and Nałęczów famous for Koziegłowy, Mysłowice, Mikołów, Tychy, potato, vegetable chips and corn puree is the Oscypek, taking part for a little while in the shep- in the Culinary Route project. These destination Przyjaźń, Pomlewo, Pruszcz Gdański its healing springs. The restaurants along the route Pszczyna, Bielsko-Biała, Cieszyn featured dish at the Tarzański Bór Inn, a restau- herd’s way of life. Visitors will also want to sample restaurants, already well known for their fare, are www.pomorskie-prestige.eu offer dishes featuring simple peasant food and deli- www.slaskiesmaki.pl rant often frequented by patrons after a day on a traditional shepherd drink called żentyca, which doing their part in promoting the city as a culinary cacies of the nobility. Loess Gorges is a destination the slopes. Finally, a delectable mushroom soup is made of whey. It is noted for its salty taste. capital. Several restaurants host many various for health and wellness minded travelers, so that with hałuski, a hearty potato dumpling is served There are 34 shepherd huts in total, and six tribes events throughout the year such as: concerts, exhi- is the theme of many of the offerings there. The at the Sichlański Dworek, a restaurant, hotel and of shepherds along the Route through the Tatras, bitions, workshops. Because of its location in the Culinary stations of Suwałki region menu of each restaurant includes meals for guests a spa resort. Gorce, Pieniny and the Beskids. center of Gdynia, several restaurants are at proxim- and Mazury The Trail of Tradition and Taste with certain dietary restrictions. Each one aims The main sites of the trail: Zakopane, Białka The main sites of the route: ity of the city’s thriving nightlife and daytime Healthy, locally sourced ingredients, as well as The Lower Vistula River Bend and Chełmno Land to take advantage of organic and locally sourced Tatrzańska, Bukowina Tatrzańska, Małe Ciche, Rusinowa Polana, Kalatówki, Polana Kuźnicka, attractions, and most of them are within walking centuries of folk heritage make up the unique are picturesque regions of the country featuring ingredients. In addition to the tasty cuisine, par- Murzasichle, Witów, Ząb, Poronin, Biały Dunajec, Dolina Kościeliska, Lejowa, Chochołowska, Dolina distance of one another. The restaurants can be de- cuisine of the Suwałki region and the Mazury Gar- rolling farmland with centuries old apple orchards, ticipants along the route offer organized cooking Szaflary ku Dziurze, Siwa Polana, Gubałówka, Bustryk, scribed as a reflection of Gdynia’s maritime culture bate. As an area of Poland which shares a border farmhouses, medieval forts, palaces and monu- workshops and tastings of local products. www.smakipodhala.eu Turbacz, Łapsze Niżne, Łapsze Wyżne, Kowaniec, basing on their interior decors, through many other with neighboring countries, the region has been ments created for the worship of the Mennonites The main sites of the trail: Nałęczów, Kazimierz Jaworki, Dursztyn, Czorsztyn, Jabłonka, Zubrzyca details such as the ingrediends offered in their cui- influenced over the years by other cultures and by who lived here. The Route of Tradition and Taste Dolny, Janowiec, Opole Lubelskie, Poniatowa,