Tokaj Sky Bridge with Wine Experience

Ready for a heart-racing adventure? The Bridge of National Unity in Sátoraljaújhely is your ultimate thrill! Stretching an incredible 723 meters—that’s over half a mile long—and hanging a dizzying 84 meters above the Májuskút Valley (imagine stacking 28 giraffes on top of each other!), this pedestrian suspension bridge is no ordinary stroll. Step onto its narrow, gently swaying walkway and feel the excitement build as you make your way across. Don’t forget to pause on the glass panel in the middle—perfect for showing off your brave face or testing your nerves as you peer straight down into the valley below. After conquering the bridge, check out nearby gems like the majestic Turul statue and the Castle Visitor Centre for a bit of history with your adrenaline. Warning: serious bragging rights (and epic photos) guaranteed! Cross the 723m-long Bridge of National Unity, 84m high over Májuskút Valley. Feel the thrill on the glass panel and enjoy stunning views—adventure awaits!

In the heart of Tokaj, Hungary, Oremus Winery in Tolcsva blends centuries-old tradition with modern elegance. Owned by Spain’s famed Vega Sicilia since 1993, Oremus crafts world-class wines from native grapes like Furmint and Hárslevelű. We will enjoy a guided tour of the estate, explore the stunning 13th-century wine cellars carved into volcanic rock, and taste five exceptional wines, including the iconic Tokaji Aszú and fresh Mandolás Furmint. With 100 hectares of top vineyards and a deep respect for heritage, Oremus offers an unforgettable journey into the soul of Tokaj

Step into the enchanting world of Hercegkút’s UNESCO-listed wine cellars, where history and tradition come alive beneath the surface. Carved deep into soft rhyolite rock, these unique cellars with their charming triangular entrances invite you to explore a hidden labyrinth stretching up to 40 meters underground. Wander through the winding cellar rows built by Swabian settlers centuries ago, and feel the cool, steady air that perfectly preserves the famous Tokaji wines aging in oak barrels. Every step tells a story of passion and craftsmanship passed down through generations. Whether you’re a wine lover or history buff, a visit here is a magical journey into Hungary’s heart—and a chance to savor some of the world’s most celebrated sweet wines in an unforgettable setting.