Bara
A two-part village on the southern edge of the vineyards, with a modern wine estate, a farm estate with rooms and a church from the 13th century.
The seven villages of Slovak Tokaj
By law the Slovak Tokaj wine region is made up of exactly seven villages in the Trebišov district, a few kilometres apart, on the slopes above the Bodrog river and the Hungarian border.
Čerhov
The gateway village when you arrive from Košice, with the Tokaj tourist information office, two wine shops and a small folk museum.
Černochov
The smallest of the seven Tokaj villages, a quiet hillside settlement near the barrel-shaped observation tower in the vineyards.
Malá Tŕňa
Often called the heart of Slovak Tokaj: a single cellar street holds the region's largest historic cellar, an organic family winery and a row of small farmhouse cellars.
Slovenské Nové Mesto
The largest of the seven villages, on the border opposite Hungary's Sátoraljaújhely, with a railway station and the start of a cycle route through the vineyards.
Veľká Tŕňa
Home of the Gazdovské pivnice: 33 stone portals leading to more than 100 tuff cellars of small growers, plus one of the region's best-known family estates.
Viničky
A riverside wine village on the Bodrog at the foot of the volcanic Borsuk hill, with family cellars, a guesthouse restaurant and boats on the river.
Nearby, outside the region
Streda nad Bodrogom
Neighbouring village outside the Tokaj region (East Slovak wine region), with the Vécsey manor, a winery and the Tajba nature reserve.
Ladmovce
Bodrog-side village just east of Viničky, outside the Tokaj region (East Slovak wine region), with a winery and a canoe rental pier.