Chateau Viničky
Tokaj producer in Viničky whose selections are sold at the Vínotéka TOKAJ shop in Čerhov; visits are not currently advertised.
Tokaj village in the Trebišov district
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.
Viničky lies where the Tokaj hills meet the Bodrog river, at the foot of Borsuk, an old volcano and a protected obsidian site. The village has a medieval tuff cellar run by the three-generation Zlatý Strapec winery with the Zlatá Putňa guesthouse and restaurant nearby, the cellars of Chateau Viničky and the farmhouse cellars of the Tokajský strapec growers' association. The river adds a different rhythm: boat trips, canoes and the Podkova oxbow lake.
Tokaj producer in Viničky whose selections are sold at the Vínotéka TOKAJ shop in Čerhov; visits are not currently advertised.
Young winery on the steep Orešie slope below the Borsuk volcano, with a 100-metre tuff cellar and a farm estate with rooms in Malá Bara.
Three-generation family winery in Viničky with a medieval tuff cellar and a guesthouse restaurant next door.
Association of small growers in Viničky that opens members' farmhouse cellars so you can meet the winemaker and taste at the source.
Tuff cellars along Tokajská street in Viničky, where several family wineries open for tastings by arrangement and during events.
A much-altered Andrássy family manor, once the site of cotton and sesame trials, with a late-18th-century chapel behind its wall.
A vineyard hill (267 m) above Viničky with volcanic rocks, warmth-loving protected plants and an obsidian occurrence.
A horseshoe-shaped oxbow of the Bodrog by Viničky, popular for fishing and boating on summer days.
Excursion boats sail from the harbour just outside Viničky along the Bodrog into Hungary, to Sárospatak or Tokaj.
A guesthouse in Viničky with rooms, apartments and a restaurant serving Zemplín cuisine, plus tastings in its own tuff cellar.
A whole house to rent on a large plot in Viničky, with a kitchen, terrace, bikes and a garden grill; minimum stay five nights, from €24 per adult per night (2026).
The restaurant of the Zlatá Putňa guesthouse in Viničky, serving traditional Zemplín cooking.
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