Slovak Tokaj Voyage Tips and guide

Slovak Tokaj is a region in Eastern Slovakia, near the Hungarian Tokaj region.

48°25′39″N 21°41′49″E

Map of Slovak Tokaj

An agreement signed in June 2004 ended a conflict between Hungary and Slovakia, allowing winemakers on 907 hectares in seven Slovak villages to manufacture Tokaj wine following the same quality standards issued by Hungary in 1990.

Villages throughout the Tokaj include:

• 48.4632521.64471 Čerhov.  
• 48.4684321.679122 Veľká Tŕňa.  
• 48.4551621.68163 Malá Tŕňa.  
• 48.4013421.669074 Slovenské Nové Mesto. The village was founded in 1918; it used to be a district of Sátoraljaújhely.  
• 48.4253321.717575 Bara.  
• 48.4393421.73376 Černochov.  
• 48.3990621.747017 Viničky.  

There are two train stations on the line between Košice and Čierna nad Tisou, with a train in each directions every 2 hours. Trains from Budapest and Miskolc terminate in Sátoraljaújhely.

• 48.460521.64431 Čerhov railway station. (updated Apr 2021)
• 48.4016721.666742 Slovenské Nové Mesto railway station. (updated Apr 2021)

There are several places where local produce can be bought:

• 48.4007221.74661 ^{[dead link]} Zlatý strapec, Viničky 118 (in the village, ask for Nagyová), ☏ +421 56 637 39 75.  
• 48.4654921.676542 Ostrožovič, Nižná 233, 076 82 Veľká Tŕňa, ☏ +421 56 679 33 22.  

• Trebišov - the capital city of the region, with a regional museum also covering the Tokaj wine production.
• Small Carpathians Wine Region - wine region at the opposite side of the country
• Sátoraljaújhely in Tokaj Region, in Hungary