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Rákóczi Cellar

15 Kossuth Lajos tér,
Zempléni Mountains
Northern Hungary
36-36-352-408

Type: Wine Tasting

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Formerly the Rákóczi family’s wine cellar, not only is it a tavern today, but guided tours (English) will walk you through its 24 tunnels and about 1.5 km/.9 mile of aging production in the cave whose walls are lined with the fungus that has made Tokaj famous (500 HUF).
Last updated February 1, 2008
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