By landscape sensitivity we mean the basic property of landscapes that they can show slighter or greater resilience, or change at varying degrees, in part or completely, temporarily or for a prolonged period to anthropogenic impacts . On the impact side there are the various anthropogenic activities affecting the landscape, the recipient side is the landscape itself in its full complexity. A plotting of a landscape sensitivity map of the whole Hungarian territory east of the Danube on the scale of 1 : 500 000 was our first work. Taken into account in the course of this work was the landscape sensitivity to the consequences of six types of anthropogenic impacts: - air pollution due to industry and transport - surface contamination by solid and liquid pollutants - soil cultivation and artificial fertilization - changes in land-use - construction activities, and finally - stress due to recreational activities. Sensitivity to the six anthropogenic impacts is summarised on a coded map. The landscape sensitivity map of one of the half-basins of Tokaj-Hegyalja, prepared on the scale of 1 : 10 000 to assess the climatic-change sensitivity of the area is based on many field measurements.