A row of whitewashed stone wine-cellar facades with green doors, cut into a hillside, in the Valley of the Beautiful Women.

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Valley of the Beautiful Women

The Valley of the Beautiful Women is a row of roughly 200 wine cellars cut into volcanic tuff on the edge of Eger, developed from 1774 under episcopal permission and linked for centuries with the reputation of Eger's wines. Visitors walk the row of cellar facades and taste wine at the cellars that are open, mostly local Egri Bikavér and white varieties.

Nearby

Cathedral Basilica of Eger

church

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Free entry — no ticket needed

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