Gyerekek, szülők, vasút-rajongók—save the date: May 24, 2026. Kids’ Day in Celldömölk takes over the Vasparipa Play Park (Vasparipa Játszópark) with a parade of mini trains and friendly rail fanatics. You’ll find the 2nd Vasi Garden Railway Meet right inside the park, meaning a whole lot of little locomotives chugging past cheering families, plus guest operators arriving with their own garden railway rolling stock. Hop aboard the house train for rides, wave to the visiting sets, and let the steam and smiles do the rest. Best part: entry is free for anyone under 18.
Heads-up before you rally the kids: the listing currently has no active date on the host portal, so details may be out of date. For the freshest info or questions, reach out by email. The venue address is 9500 Celldömölk, 1 Sághegyalja Boulevard (Sághegyalja körút 1). Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs, and they’ve said it plainly—so check in before you go and avoid tears at the turnstile.
Where It All Happens
Vasparipa Play Park (Vasparipa Játszópark) sits at 1 Sághegyalja Boulevard (Sághegyalja körút 1), right under the watch of Ság Hill (Ság-hegy), with room to roam and track to ride. On Kids’ Day, the park doubles as a meet-up spot for model and garden railway lovers: think pint-sized engines, detailed wagons, neat control setups, and the timeless rhythm of wheels on rails. Trains for riding, trains for watching—if it whistles, rattles, or clicks, it’s welcome here.
Tickets, Rides, and All That Good Stuff
Admission is free for under-18s. Bring curiosity and a camera; expect to see multiple guest garden railway trains alongside the park’s own rideable set. Climb aboard, circle the park, and spot the different liveries and layouts as visiting crews showcase their pride-and-joy consists. If you collect memories (or photos), it’s a field day. If you collect trains, well, try not to take one home in your backpack.
Eat, Sleep, Steam, Repeat
Sticking around in Celldömölk? You’ve got options. Several restaurants double as cozy three-star guesthouses, offering a family vibe for you and your crew. Expect that welcoming, small-town comfort paired with plates that keep everyone fueled for another loop on the rails. If you want an apartment feel, a guesthouse in the town center offers newly built units with 2–3-bed rooms, each with its own bathroom, set in a quiet, polished environment. Bonus: a closed, paved parking lot so your car naps while you play conductor.
Looking for a view and fresh air? Head to Sághegy Inn (Sághegy Fogadó), perched at the highest, loveliest point in town within the Ság Hill Landscape Protection Area. It’s peaceful, green, and clean—a retreat with comfortable rooms, an on-site restaurant, free parking, and wellness perks including a sauna and jacuzzi. After a day of whistles and wagons, that hot soak hits different.
Wine, Volcanoes, and a Short Walk
Make time for Ság Hill (Ság-hegy) itself. Drop by Heart Cellar (Szív Pince), where guests can taste wines crafted from grapes grown on Ság and Somló. It’s an easy ten-minute walk from Kemenes Volcano Park—the country’s only volcanology exhibition—and the cellar sits on the southeastern side of the hill. Park at Volcano Park, follow the signs, and sip with a view. The pairing of basalt-rich soils and volcanic lore turns a simple tasting into a local story in a glass.
Before You Go
Official contact links on the basic listing aren’t active here; request information via the provided button or email to confirm timing, rides, and any program tweaks. The organizers can change schedules, so a quick check-in saves a long face. Then it’s all aboard: mini trains, big grins, and Celldömölk’s Kids’ Day clicking along nicely at 1 Sághegyalja Boulevard (Sághegyalja körút 1).
