Hungary delights with a mix of history and festival culture: the legendary Sziget Festival in Budapest, atmospheric Christmas markets, and summer celebrations at Lake Balaton. Visitors can expect a wide range of events between the Danube and the Puszta throughout 2026/2027.
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Illustrative photo The Tokaj Wine Harvest Days take place from October 2 to 4, 2026, on the newly renovated main square of Tokaj. This harvest celebration of the Tokaj Hegyalja wine region brings tastings, a parade and a colorful cultural program, mostly free to attend.
Illustrative photo From 15 Nov 2026 to 1 Jan 2027, the multi-award-winning Advent Feast at St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest enchants visitors with stunning 3D light projections, artisanal crafts, and festive Hungarian treats.
Illustrative photo Experience Debrecen Advent 2026 on Kossuth Square. Discover authentic Hungarian crafts, a festive ice rink, and cozy Christmas culture away from the tourist crowds.
Illustrative photo Cinetrip Sparty turns the historic Széchenyi Baths in Budapest into an open air nightclub on December 30, 2026. Electronic music, warm thermal water and light shows make the night one of the city's most iconic experiences.
Illustrative photo Debrecen marks New Year’s Eve 2026/2027 with the traditional free BUEK Debrecen street party on Kossuth Square in front of the Great Reformed Church. Live music and midnight celebrations usually run from the evening of 31 December into 1 January; confirm the final lineup on visitdebrecen.com closer to the date.
Illustrative photo New Year in Budapest brings together Danube gala dinner cruises, lively ruin bar parties and relaxed thermal bathing under the stars. Book the cruise and the thermal bath experience early, as both sell out quickly.
Illustrative photo Busójárás in Mohács runs from 4 to 9 February 2027. This UNESCO-listed winter carnival brings masked Busós, a dramatic Danube boat crossing, giant bonfires and authentic Hungarian folk tradition to the streets of southern Hungary. Admission is free.
Illustrative photo Hungary's leading arts festival fills Budapest's concert halls, theatres and galleries with classical music, opera, dance and exhibitions.
Illustrative photo SopronFest 2027 takes place from June 24 to 26 in Sopron, at Lővér Kemping and across many venues in the city center. The festival is the successor to the legendary VOLT Festival and combines concerts with a broad cultural program.
Illustrative photo Campus Fesztivál 2027 takes place from July 14 to July 18 in Nagyerdei Park in Debrecen, Hungary. Tens of thousands of mostly young visitors can expect a broad program of pop, rock and numerous side events set right in the city's forest park.
Illustrative photo Ozora Festival is Europe's biggest psytrance and Goa festival, turning Dádpuszta in Hungary into a utopian art village from 23 July to 3 August 2027. Ticket registration is already open (sales start 14 September), with 12,500 tickets available at 220€ each.
Illustrative photo From 28 to 31 July 2027, Fekete Zaj once again turns the forest near Mátra Sástó into a stage for industrial, dark ambient and avant garde sounds. Confirmed names so far include Have a Nice Life, Thy Catafalque and Oranssi Pazuzu, with tickets expected soon.