Valley of the Beautiful Women Eger

... in 1771.  I also took a look at the Eger Cathedral, a beautiful neo-classical church painted bright yellow.  Really quite a relaxing and charming town...Tonight we visit the Valley of the Beautiful Women for wine tasting and a group ...

... a bit alarming, but didn't put too much of a damper on things... Before heading back, we took a quick detour into the "valley of the beautiful women" where you can apparently taste various wines from the area, but it was a little too early in the season, ...

... , one red wine called Egri Bikaver,(Bull's Blood.) We went in search for it to the place where it's made, 'The Valley of The Beautiful Women.' (The only beautiful woman to be found was my wife...unless you find a crabby old woman selling little bags of ...

... effort to get there. The highlight and tourist drawcard is of course the wine. Just out of town in the "valley of the beautiful women" (I think that title might be alcohol induced) are rows of wine cellars dug into the rock. Inside they are delightfully ...

... ourselves comfortable and enjoy the sights and more importantly, drink some wine in Szepasszony-Volgy (literally translated, it means "Valley of the Beautiful Women").  Andy says he hasn`t seen any yet but will be sure to let you all know when he ...

... day's wine tasting ahead. After enjoying some rare early morning sunshine, we walked to Szesspany Volgny (Valley of the Beautiful Women), as the local wine centre is known. This is a horseshoe-shaped street consisting of nothing but wine cellars. ...

... 3 nights, had an amazing time. Planned to meet up with some mates we'd met on caving tour. Did so! Went to visit the "Valley of the beautiful women" with them (Alon and Adrian) This is basically an area of local wineries. You go to each and ask for ...

... there weren't many people - hence the title of this post), and there definitely weren't any beautiful ones there! Valley of the Beautiful Women is a horse-shoe shaped rock/hill with wine cellars carved out of them. Each cellar has a little bar area where ...

... our project! I'm pretty happy about this project...it doesn't get much better than wine tasting in the valley of beautiful women for a school project.  A little about Eger... Eger is a two and a half hour train ride north east of Budapest. It's a ...

... were all packing up their stalls when we got there. The centre is pretty, but very touristy. We then drove to the "Valley of the beautiful women" where most wine producers have their cellars around in central park. You can walk into any (or all) of them ...