House of Folk Traditions, Čerhov
A small village museum showing everyday life in a Tokaj wine-growing village, from traditional housing and weaving to old tools and a grape press.
Tokaj village in the Trebišov district
Čerhov
The gateway village when you arrive from Košice, with the Tokaj tourist information office, two wine shops and a small folk museum.
Čerhov is the first Tokaj village on the road and railway from Košice, and a practical place to start. The Tokaj Tourist Information Office of the Tokaj Wine Route association is here (open during events, otherwise by phone arrangement), and two wine shops sell bottles from several Slovak Tokaj producers under one roof, which is useful if you cannot visit every cellar. The House of Folk Traditions shows traditional costumes, tools and a grape press. Čerhov co-hosts the Tokaj harvest festival at the end of September.
Things to do in Čerhov
Statue of St Urban, Čerhov
A wooden statue of St Urban, patron saint of winemakers and coopers, standing in the vineyards above Čerhov.
Recreation zone and municipal cellar, Čerhov
A village park with wooden sculptures, a pond, an open-air stage and a municipal cellar used by local winemakers.
Bike and e-bike rental, Čerhov
The Tokaj tourist information office in Čerhov, next to the railway halt, rents classic bikes and e-bikes.
Food and wine shops in Čerhov
Tokajská turistická informačná kancelária
The Tokaj tourist information office in Čerhov, with a shop for local products, a wine shop stocking local producers and a tasting room with a fireplace.
Vínotéka TOKAJ
A wine shop in Čerhov with more than 100 wines from several Slovak Tokaj producers under one roof.
Vinotéka KRAM
A wine shop on Dlhá street in Čerhov selling Slovak Tokaj wines, open every day including weekends.
Events in Čerhov
Tokaj Harvest Festival
Every year on the last Saturday of September
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