Seven white grape varieties are grown on the vineyard: Goldriesling, Müller-Thurgau, Pinot Gris, Schloßtraminer, Kerner, Scheurebe, and Riesling. The grapes are harvested at the optimal point of ripeness and then aged in stainless steel tanks in the winery’s own cellar. The wines reflect the unique conditions of the Radebeul Niederlößnitz region and the characteristics of each vintage.
The winery’s wine tavern is located right in the middle of the vineyard. Only here can visitors taste the wines directly at their source while enjoying the view across the Lößnitz wine country toward Dresden. The experience is complemented by small, freshly prepared dishes and seasonal fare.
Openings
- Seasonal hours from April 30 through July 5 and August 13 through October 4:
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and on holidays: 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Open in all weather conditions. Price info
- Current prices can be obtained from the winemaker.
Cuisine types
Other
Directions & Parking facilities
- Anreise
Radebeul Höhenweg 1 (formerly Gatsstätte Paradies), park on Jägerstraße, then follow the signs (200 m)
Please note the signpost: Haus Barnewitz, “Auf den Bergen 65,” is the last residential building; from there, continue 50 m uphill along the Saxon Wine Hiking Trail or Höhenweg 1 (Jägerstraße is a good place to park), then walk 100 m downhill along the Wine Hiking Trail, and you’ll reach our winery.
Parken
possible on Jägerstraße
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
Radebeul-Weintraube S-Bahn station or Tram Line 4 stop “Landesbühnen Sachsen” on Paradiesstraße; walk uphill for 1 km, turn right onto Dr. Rudolf-Friedrich-Straße, turn left after 50 m onto Jägerhofstraße, turn left after 50 m onto the hiking trail “Auf den Bergen” Walk about 600 meters uphill to the Paradiesschänke, located in the middle of the vineyard with a view of the Elbe Valley
S-Bahn stop Radebeul-West or tram line 4 stop "Moritzburger Straße": Head uphill on Moritzburger Straße for 500 m, then continue straight ahead; head uphill on Karlstraße for 300 m, turn right onto Obere Bergstraße, turn left after 50 m onto Burgstraße/Obere Burgstraße, head steeply uphill for 500 m, turn right onto Höhenweg, and walk 500 m (hiking trail marked with a red dot) to Sängerhöhe / Altes Paradies on the right; follow the hiking trail steeply downhill for 100 meters to the Paradiesschänke, located in the middle of the vineyard with a view of the Elbe Valley Author
Dresden Elbland Redaktion
Organization
Dresden Elbland
License (master data)
Dresden Elbland Redaktion
