Tokaj

I love the city, quiet calm streets almost tangible history.

Its location is very good, it is directly opposite the love cellar row, close to Hétszőlő. The station itself is clean, the staff is nice. Now, due to the many renovations, the intetcities are very late, the local trains and buses will be replaced between Szerencs and the whole of Nyíregyháza !!

Small cozy station. Opposite the vineyards are broken and there are wineries where you can buy wine. On the territory there is an old steam locomotive in good condition.

Where the Bodrog and Tisza meet, there is a beautiful, quiet, 1000-year-old historic wine region. Tokaj. Tokaj, with its silence and diversity, caught me in my childhood. We’ve been to this several times since then because we can’t get bored. Lots of sights, quiet streets, picturesque surroundings, fine wines, delicious fish dishes. I recommend a cruise to everyone, up the Bodrog, from where we can admire this beautiful city from another perspective. Have a nice time with everyone involved.

A station, like a station, but when we sit in Peter Pince and we hear these announcements of trains in Hungarian, we are dying of laughter ;-)