Liquid Gold: Learn Beekeeping and Honey Making in Poland
Program Overview
The Krakow area and Malopolska region is known for its many beekeeping farms.
Honey is used not only in cooking, but also in medicine.
Specifically, in the southern part of Poland, there are thousands of apiaries that produce various types of honey, including honeydew, linden, acacia, and buckwheat.
Approximately 80,000 bee families live here and are looked after by thousands of beekeepers. You will visit open-air museums created with unique exhibitions of beekeeping equipment.
You will visit beekeeping farms where you can not only buy honey, but also taste honey delicacies prepared according to traditional recipes, learn the secrets of bee life, and participate in workshops which may spark your own interest beekeeping for personal interest or as a new business.
Earn a Learning Journeys Certificate of Completion.
Program Type
Learning Level
Activity Level
Easy
What You Will Learn/Do
Educational offer of Malopolska open-air museums
Beekeeping workshops and research programs
Learning not only about the use of honey in food but also its use in medicine
Learning Journeys Certificate of Completion
Why This Program Is Unique
Processing of honey for food purposes
Honey workshops
The art and history of honey making
Honey sampling tours
The business of honey
How This Program Benefits The Local Community
Supports local beekeepers.
Immerse in local beekeeping culture with the locals who love share their beekeeping art.
Programs help to develop the local structure and small local projects.
Bee awareness.
Program Itinerary
Start/Finish City:
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