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Welcome to the Ördögkatlan Festival 2027 in Villány
From August 3 to 7, 2027, several villages in Hungary's Villány wine region, above all Nagyharsány and Beremend, once again become the stage for the Ördögkatlan Festival. Since 2008, this five day arts festival has brought theatre, music, dance, literature and visual art to unusual settings such as wineries, village squares and churches, creating a uniquely personal and communal atmosphere.
Highlights and Attractions at the Ördögkatlan Festival in Villány
- A program spanning every art form, from contemporary theatre to classical and modern music
- Concerts and readings in atmospheric settings such as the Szársomlyó Sculpture Park and the Vylyan Winery terrace
- Performances spread across several villages, turning a festival visit into a small journey of discovery
- Family and children's programs plus exhibitions that remain free to attend at every venue
- Well known local wineries hosting concerts and wine tastings throughout the festival
- A free shuttle bus, the Katlanbusz, connecting the festival villages during the festival days
- A deliberately human, non commercial spirit that sets the festival apart from large mainstream events
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Villány
The festival traditionally runs from Tuesday or Wednesday through Saturday or Sunday, spread across the villages of Nagyharsány, Beremend, Kisharsány, Palkonya and Villánykövesd as well as the terrace of the Vylyan Winery. Theatre performances often require a free number system due to limited seating, while concerts, exhibitions and family programs are open to everyone. The full 2027 program will only be announced in spring.
Tickets and Admission for the Ördögkatlan Festival Villány
Exact ticket prices for 2027 have not yet been published. For the 2026 edition, a full festival pass cost around 46,000 forints, roughly 120 euros, while single day tickets were around 11,900 forints, roughly 30 euros. Children under 10 are admitted free to every program. Tickets are traditionally sold online through the official ticket platform.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Villány
- Travelling by train usually means arriving via Pécs, from where extra buses run to the villages during the festival
- A free shuttle bus, the Katlanbusz, connects the festival villages throughout the day
- Accommodation in the region should be booked well ahead, since the Villány wine region overall has limited capacity
- Official festival campsites are available in both Nagyharsány and Beremend for those who prefer to camp
- Since several villages host events at once, checking the schedule in advance helps visitors plan their route between venues
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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