Northern Hungary
Tokaj
The home of aszú, the 'wine of kings'.
A historic wine region in the north-east where the Tisza and Bodrog rivers meet below volcanic hills. Its cultural landscape of vineyards, villages and centuries-old cellars is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, and its sweet aszú wine is famous worldwide.
Highlights
- Tasting in historic cellars
- The little town of Tokaj at the river confluence
- Rákóczi Castle in Sárospatak
- Vineyard views from Tokaj Hill
Places in Tokaj
Tokaj Town
A small wine town where the Bodrog meets the Tisza.
Historic Wine Cellars of Tokaj
Centuries-old cellars lined with noble mould, where aszú matures.
Tokaj Hill
A volcanic hill of vineyards with views over the plain and the rivers.
Rákóczi Castle, Sárospatak
A Renaissance castle on the Bodrog, linked to the Rákóczi princes.
On the map
Where to eat in Tokaj
Near the sights. Places with a traditional Hungarian feel come first.
Bacchus Étterem
Hungarian style
Kossuth tér 7
Várvendéglő - Panzió
Hungarian style
Árpád út 35
Grill Büfé
Hungarian style · coffee shop · chicken
Rákóczi utca 16
Bonchidai csárda
Hungarian style
Halrabor
Hungarian style
Murphy
Hungarian style
Fakapu Pince és Panzió
Hungarian style
Toldi fogadó
Hungarian style
Labor Bisztró
Bethlen Gábor utca 1
Fekete Macska
Szent Erzsébet utca 18
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