The Oldest Grapevine
450-year-old Guinness World Record holder
The Oldest Grapevine is a place where you can explore history, wine culture, music and cuisine. It is a place where you will feel welcome as you discover heritage and enjoy genuine hospitality.
History at its doorstep
The Oldest Grapevine has been a meeting place for people, culture and wine for almost 500 years.
It is recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest vine in the world.
16th century
17th century
21st century
A quiet spot on the city promenade
A quiet spot on the city promenade
The world’s oldest grapevine grows in a charming location on the city promenade along the Drava. Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, museums and cultural venues, it offers a superb view of the city’s life. It’s up to you whether you enjoy them over a cup of coffee or a glass of wine.
Modern wine shop with the longest mosaic
Inside, you’ll be greeted by our friendly staff and invited to explore the wine shop with Styrian wines, artworks related to the oldest vine, and the beautiful tasting room with a 35-metre-long mosaic depicting the history of Maribor and the River Drava.
Over 200 Styrian wines
Over 200 Styrian wines
The Oldest Grapevine has the largest selection of Styrian wines in one place. We offer over 200 carefully curated wines from 50 winemakers, which you can also explore under the guidance of our sommeliers.
There’s always something going on at the Vine
There’s always something going on at the Vine
Almost half a millennium old, this beauty never sleeps, but is in a constant rhythm of events. Throughout the year, a number of events in honor of the vine and other pleasurable experiences are held here.
A drop of history, a sip of inspiration.
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How to get to the Oldest Grapevine?
The oldest grapevine has been growing for more than 450 years in the old part of Slovenia’s second largest city, Maribor. It is located on the bank of the River Drava, on the picturesque Lent, which is bustling with cafes, restaurants, markets and cultural institutions. This popular promenade is also the venue for many events and festivals.
The Oldest Grapevine can be found at Vojašniška Ulica 8, just a few minutes’ walk from the city’s central square. It can be reached on foot, by bike or by car, and parking is also available nearby.
There are several parking garages within a 5–10 minute walk, the closest being Garažna hiša Lent, and public car parks such as Parking Lent. The traffic warden service issues fines for parking violations.
The city’s public transport system is well developed and the city center is connected with the line G5. Get off at Glavni Trg – Rotovž or Strossmayerjeva – Tržnica. You can buy a ticket on the bus or at ticket sales points.
Buy ticket
There are two Mbajk city bike stations close to the Oldest Grapevine: SODNI STOLP, Pristan 6 and VODNI STOLP, Usnjarska Ulica 5. Easy registration and conveniently located stations around the city.
Easy registration
Map of MBAJK stations
In the old town you can hop on the eco-friendly electric vehicle Maister. You can flag it down on the street or order a ride within the city center. The ride is free and will take you all the way to the front door of the Oldest Grapevine..
Contact: +386 30 700 035
There are several car parks for RVs, both in the center of Maribor and on the outskirts. The bus and train stations, which offer RV parking and services, are only a 20-minute walk from the Oldest Grapevine and are well served by public transport.
Parking Map
Opening hours
Monday–Saturday: 10:00–18:00
Sunday and public holidays: 10:00–16:00
Location
Vojašniška ulica 8
2000 Maribor












