On Maribor’s Lent waterfront, the museum occupies a restored 17th-century house with its original cellar and wooden flooring. The guided experience explores the world’s oldest vine, the region’s wine-growing heritage and its cultural significance. Digital displays complement the exhibition, followed by a tasting of wine or juice.
Working hours
Tuesday–Sunday: 10:00–18:00.
Closed on Mondays and public holidays.
Advance booking is required for guided tours. The date and time of the guided experience are arranged with the museum.
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The vine and its wine-growing region
The guided experience presents objects associated with the world’s oldest vine and explores its role in shaping the identity of Maribor and the surrounding wine-growing region. Museum objects and interpretation reveal connections between the vine, wine and life in the city.
A historic setting and contemporary interpretation
The museum occupies a restored 17th-century house. Its preserved cellar and original wooden flooring add a further dimension to the story of the site’s cultural and wine heritage.
Digital content on screens complements the exhibition. It provides further insight into the vine’s story and the importance of preserving heritage and passing it on to future generations.
A tasting to finish
The visit concludes with a tasting of wine or juice, connecting the exhibition with Maribor’s wine-growing tradition.
Experience location
Museum of the Oldest Vine in the World
Vojašniška ulica 14, 2000 Maribor