Abaújszántó is a small town in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, Northern Hungary, about 40 kilometres (25 miles) from the county capital Miskolc. It belongs to the famous Tokaj-Hegyalja wine district.

Sights

• Thermal water spa: The pool is built on a thermal spring. Its water exchange was provided by a source.
• Its cellars are a World Heritage Site. Cellar row is located in several places, one above the spa.
• Patay Castle : The building in Cekeháza was built by the Patay family around 1820 in a classicist style. It has been in an extremely dilapidated state for decades.

• Statue of King St. Stephen in the square next to the Roman Catholic Church: the work of Otto Frech from 2003 . Its creation has an adventurous story: it was originally designed as a statue twice the size of a standing format, but half of the wood was stolen by unknown perpetrators, so that the king could only be formed from the remaining block of wood as a figure sitting on a throne. 
• Roman Catholic ( Blessed Virgin Mary ) Church: XIV-XV. built in the 16th century in Gothic style; it received its late Baroque form in 1804 , based on the plans of Ignatz Franz . Its late Gothic sanctuary closes in a lacy tower. Its current main altar is neo-Gothic .
• Greek Catholic (Ascension of the Lord) Church: Built in 1792 in late Baroque style. Copf’s iconostasis was made in 1811 , his pictures were painted by József Miklóssy in 1830 . The iconostasis has survived the many tumultuous years since.
• Reformed church: built in 1752 in baroque style. The church was rebuilt in 1865 .
• Residential house (Rákóczi u. 73.): The XIX. It was built at the beginning of the 19th century in the folk baroque style.
• Local History Collection: The XVIII. century origin uhlan House halls of the history of the village, a small market town famous for presenting industry show. The building is 1820 – 30 between Classical style rebuilt. Ground floor building with L floor plan. Courtyard facade with porch porch.
• Former synagogue: built in 1896 .
• Lutheran Church: Built in 1798 – 99 , in braid style .
• Ilosvai Selymes Péter Primary School: The XX. It was built in the 16th century in Art Nouveau style.
• Kopjafa.
• Agricultural Vocational High School: Built in the 1930s, in the building style of the northern peoples.
• Wooden cross (Tent Hill).
• In addition to the above, about 40 other buildings are under local government protection. 

Natural values 

In terms of phytogeography, it belongs to one of the independent flora circuits (Tokajense) of the northern central mountain flora region of the Hungarian flora region (Pannonicum).

• Tent Hill: The remains of the former Pannonian forest-steppe vegetation can still be found here in a relatively large extent. Its most valuable areas are sloping oak , sloping steppes with karst bush forest patches. There are plenty of rare and protected plants here, e.g. mountain, pretty, shaggy and curling orphan hair , the Hungarian carnation (Dianthus pontederae)
• Aranyos Valley: an area rich in natural values, its most important plant associations: rock and debris sloping forests, alder groves along the stream, alder bogs, steppe meadows and rocky grasslands. There are also many protected plants here, e.g. the filamentous shield , the werewolf , the mountain orphan hair and the turban lily . Several mammal species live in the area , of which at least 15 species are protected and 1 species is highly protected. Here you can find, among other things, the lynx , the wolf and the wildcat , which are rare in Hungary . Among the reptiles , alpine newt and crested viper occur en masse. From an ornithological point of view, the valley and its surroundings are unique in Hungary and Europe: 19 species of birds are highly protected and 10 also nest in the area.