Tokaj Hill (Kopasz-hegy)
Kopasz-hegy
A 512-meter volcanic hill whose southern slopes are covered with vineyards, where the summit offers views over the confluence of two rivers and the Hungarian Great Plain.
Kopasz-hegy, or Tokaj Hill, is the southernmost volcanic hill of the Tokaj-Hegyalja mountain range, rising 512 meters. A TV tower stands on the summit, and the terraced vineyards on its slopes are Tokaj’s most iconic landscape, with famous estates such as Hétszőlő at its foot. Walking up from Tokaj town along the vineyard paths takes about 3–4 hours round trip, though you can also drive to a point halfway up. On the western side, near Tarcal, there is a viewpoint with a statue of Jesus. There is no shade along the way, so bring plenty of water in summer, and the dirt paths are slippery after rain.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Rákóczi Cellar
- Tokaj Old Town
- Tokaj Museum
- World Heritage Wine Museum Tokaj
- Tisza–Bodrog Confluence
- Disznókő Winery
- Mád Wine Village & Synagogue
- Tolcsva Wine Museum