Medzipivničná cellar lane, Malá Tŕňa
A street of historic farmers' cellars dug into tuff, where small family cellars stand next to the 2.5 km cellar of Tokaj & CO.
Viewpoints · Malá Tŕňa · Vyhliadková veža Tokaj
The region's landmark: a 12-metre lookout tower shaped like a wine barrel, standing in the vineyards between Malá Tŕňa and Černochov.
The steel tower, clad in wooden slats to look like a barrel, opened on 30 May 2015 and looks out over the Tokaj vineyards towards Sátoraljaújhely in Hungary. Next to it are a gazebo, benches, a children's playground and a car park, and the tower is lit at night. Access is free all year. On foot it takes about 30 minutes from Malá Tŕňa or about an hour from Černochov, and the Tokaj cycle loop from Malá Tŕňa passes it after 1.5 km.
A street of historic farmers' cellars dug into tuff, where small family cellars stand next to the 2.5 km cellar of Tokaj & CO.
A Reformed church of 1656 built on the remains of an older Gothic church, with Renaissance pewter jugs and a patron's bench.
An early-18th-century manor where the state wine research station, founded in 1924, shaped Slovak Tokaj viticulture; today it can only be seen from outside.
A seasonal tourist train that sets off from the Tokajský vínny dom in Malá Tŕňa on a 28 km route.