Katona József Square 12 in downtown Kecskemét turns welcoming this summer as the Jewish House (Zsidóház) Kecskemét opens its doors for a series of religious and community gatherings. The centerpiece is Tea & Torah, a weekly five o’clock learning circle with Rabbi Shalom Ber every Tuesday, starting July 7, 2026, and continuing July 14 and beyond. The invitation is simple and warm: the Torah is the best nourishment for the mind, and studying it helps make sense of the world and ourselves. Understanding soothes like a sip of your favorite tea and fills the heart with a sense of home.
The venue, the Jewish House (Zsidóház) Kecskemét, sits at 6000 Kecskemét, Katona József Square 12. Organizers welcome inquiries and promise up-to-date information on dates, lodging, and nearby food-and-drink options for those planning a visit or making an evening of it. Kecskemét’s intimate scale and lively center make it easy to pair the sessions with a relaxed dinner, a quick coffee, or even an overnight stay.
When and where
Every Tuesday at 5 p.m., Tea & Torah with Rabbi Shalom Ber unfolds in Kecskemét at Katona József Square. The first two dates are July 7 and July 14, 2026, with more dates to follow throughout the season. Sessions are open to all—regulars, first-timers, the curious, and anyone craving thoughtful conversation with a comforting cup in hand.
Stay the night
If you’re planning to linger, Kecskemét’s hotels and guesthouses cluster close to the action. In the city center, the Apollo Hotel (Apolló Hotel) offers single, double, and triple rooms that are spacious and well equipped. Every room comes with a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, and refrigerator, tailored for comfort and downtime.
For wellness lovers, one property connects via an enclosed corridor directly to the city’s bath complex—nothing easier than a brisk morning swim, a restorative soak in thermal waters, a calming sauna after work, or even a weekend night bath. It’s ready for pass-through business travelers and groups arriving to heal or train, too.
Right on one of Hungary’s prettiest main squares, embraced by five churches of different denominations, the Aranyhomok Business-City-Wellness Hotel sets a polished stage. Its business-city-wellness profile is ideal for planning and hosting gatherings large and small, bundling it all into one neat experience package.
On the quieter edge of town, the Bavarian Restaurant and Guesthouse (Bajor Étterem és Panzió) is easy to reach in a peaceful, handsome setting. Eighteen twin rooms can take extra beds; each includes a bathroom with shower and toilet, color TV, phone, and air conditioning—just the basics done right.
In the picturesque city center, Baroque Antique Guesthouse (Barokk Antik Panzió) brings an elegant, exclusive touch with a homey heart. Expect clean rooms, a friendly team, and a generous buffet breakfast to kick-start the day. A free, gated courtyard keeps cars safe. Every room includes a minibar, bathroom, and TV, and there’s internet across the entire property.
Craving character? On Kecskemét’s historic main street, a Renaissance-flavored haven mixes mythology, culture, and daring architecture. Explore spacious interiors and playful design details, hunt for hidden mythological elements painted on the walls, and notice the differences between Renaissance and Baroque touches in the artists’ solutions. It’s royal lodging with an eclectic calm.
For bare-necessities simplicity in the heart of town, a central motel on a quiet side street offers single, double, and triple rooms, each with air conditioning, TV, and its own bathroom.
A few steps from the Main Square, Fábián Guesthouse (Fábián Panzió) sets a Mediterranean mood in a tranquil family setting. Ten modern, stylish rooms come with AC, shower, hair dryer, flat-screen satellite TV, free Wi‑Fi, and a fridge. Breakfast runs hearty: cold platters, yogurts, mueslis, and house specialties, with gluten-free options on request.
For event-goers, Four Points by Sheraton Kecskemét stands out as a state-of-the-art hotel and conference hub—elegance meets business with everything in one place for a successful gathering. It’s Hungary’s first Four Points by Sheraton, right here in Kecskemét.
Granada Conference, Wellness and Sport Hotel, a new exclusive address, sits a few minutes from downtown, 1.24 miles from the M5’s western exit, at the edge of a forest. It welcomes families seeking rest, business travelers, and conference guests alike, balancing quiet surroundings with full-service ambition.
Eat and unwind
In the city center on Bánk bán Street, 48 Restaurant & Bar brings new life to a lovingly renovated, timeworn building with an eclectic loft design. The kitchen leans on fresh, top-quality ingredients, focusing hard on sourcing, process, and, above all, flavor.
A friendly family restaurant nearby serves homestyle specialties—and if you ask, they’ll cook your favorite dish to order. Over at the city bath, a full-service restaurant welcomes everyone, not just bath guests. Years of upgrades now let them seat about 190 people: 36 on the terraces in good weather, 90 inside, plus a private room for 60. The separate hall handles family events and meetings with ease. It’s easy to reach, with free parking, and the weekly menu stays varied, tasty, and comfort-forward—grab a quick lunch or settle in for a birthday dinner.
Inside a premium hotel, Bistorant Kecskemét throws its doors open to locals as warmly as to guests. The promise: from interior to service, raw ingredients to plated dishes, everything should be the best. Whether it’s weekday bites or holiday feasts, family or business, a great glass of wine or a trend-aware plate rooted in tradition, the room is yours.
Looking to play? Bowling Center & Restaurant anchors fun and functions with 10 bowling lanes, 2 billiards tables, and 3 darts machines. The menu tracks current tastes, and group bookings receive custom offers.
For a view and a sugar rush, Café Plázs Dessert Boutique pairs standout panoramas with coffee, breakfasts, desserts, and mains. They handpick ingredients to deliver a memorable dish to your table. Go beyond a basic sandwich: try pulled-pork stacks, Neapolitan-style pizza, or fresh vegetarian plates. It’s ideal for business lunches or family gatherings—good wine, freshly drawn beer, or a sleek cocktail always tastes better in company.
