Yanoshi village: travel guide online to Yanoshi

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Transcarpathian region

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Yanoshi

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General information about Yanoshi

The village of Yanoshi is located at the entrance to Berehove from the Mukachevo side. It has been known since the 14th century as the village of Ivanoşi in the possession of the Hungarian Queen Erzebeta. A protected oak forest has been preserved on the Royal Hills.

A spring of medicinal thermal waters was recently discovered, and a swimming pool was built. In the center, opposite the turn to Koson, the "House of Wine" is open with an exposition of ancient production tools, and tastings of vintage wines are held.

Село Яноші розташоване на в'їзді в Берегове з боку Мукачева. Відоме з XIV століття як село Іваноші у володінні угорської королеви Ержебети. На Королівських пагорбах зберігся заповідний дубовий ліс.

Нещодавно виявлено джерело лікувально-термальних вод, побудований басейн. У центрі, навпроти повороту на Косонь, відкрито "Будинок вина" з експозицією старовинних знарядь виробництва, проводяться дегустації марочних вин.

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Tourist attractions and museums of Yanoshi

Wine House "Beregvidek"

Gastrotourism , Winery / brewery

The "Beregvidek" wine house invites you to get acquainted with the history of winemaking and taste the best Transcarpathian wines.

The tasting hall is located in the village of Yanoshi, at the exit from Berehovo in the direction of Mukachevo. The interior features wooden decoration, old barrels, an exhibition of production tools, candles and a fireplace.

7 varieties of wine are offered for tasting: "Royal Leanka", "Black Doctor", "Tokai furmint", "Kagor", "Saperavi" and others. Transcarpathian wines have a delicate taste and aroma. Cheese and prunes are served as an appetizer. Here you can buy the variety you like.

A coat of arms hangs on the wall, which reads: "Entry is free, exit as much as possible."

Holovna Street, 78