Get ready to rev up the end of summer at the 2nd Bakony Motorcycle Festival (Bakonyi Motoros Találkozó), returning from August 22 to 24, 2025, in the scenic village of Réde (Réde). This legendary gathering offers everything a biker could desire: a stunning setting, friendly atmosphere, and nonstop action, all tucked away at 24 Kinizsi Street in Esterházy Park (Esterházy park). Kids under 14 get in completely free, so feel free to bring the next generation of motorcycle enthusiasts along.
Tickets and Local Discounts
Single-day tickets cost $11 on Friday, $16 on Saturday, or you can get a full weekend pass for $22. Live in Réde (Réde)? Show your address card and grab a Friday-Saturday ticket for just $11. It’s an unbeatable deal for local motorheads—a great reason to stick close to home this August.
Where to Stay and Refuel
Finding a place to sleep or get a meal is never an issue here. Lesalja Major (Lesalja Major) and Major Inn (Major Fogadó) sit right on the northwestern slopes of the majestic Bakony Hills (Bakony-hegység), surrounded by forests and rich in history—they once belonged to Count Pál Esterházy (Esterházy Pál). The peaceful country inn is ideal for holidaymakers, groups of friends, or private events, and the vibe is pure village charm.
Health-conscious and allergy-friendly treats await at AlBatrosz Free Confectionery (AlBatrosz mentes Tortaműhely), which specializes in pastries free from gluten, lactose, milk, and eggs. Even those on strict diets or with diabetes can indulge without worry.
Craving something upscale? Goldfish Restaurant (Aranyhal Étterem), about five miles from downtown Győr (Győr), serves premium dishes beside picturesque fishing lakes—perfect for a foodie escape. Owl Castle (Bagolyvár) in Zirc (Zirc), the oldest building in town, is a baroque heritage site serving as both a hiking hub and accommodation. It’s a beloved starting point for school trips, clubs, and team-building weekends, offering regional Bakony dishes to hungry adventurers.
Bakony Comfort and Balaton Flavors
Bakonyvári Inn and Restaurant (Bakonyvári Fogadó és Étterem) in Bakonybél (Bakonybél) is set at the forest’s edge on the Gerence Creek (Gerence-patak), with wellness, massages, bike rentals, trophy displays, and even a sightseeing train among their impressive services.
If you’re looking for more international flair, Epl Bistro (Epl Bisztró) brings a slice of Italy—and authentic Neapolitan pizza—right to the village, while Hyssop Restaurant and Bistro (Izsóp Étterem és Bisztró) tempts with creative local flavors.
Wine lovers can enjoy vintages at Herold Cellar (Herold Pince), the Pannonhalma (Pannonhalma) region’s youngest winery, housed in an 800-year-old cellar that now features cutting-edge technology and advanced climate control, ensuring top-quality reds and whites.
Need more comfort? Pannon Guesthouse (Pannon Vendégház) in Pannonhalma (Pannonhalma) offers modern rooms with private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and parking. Elsewhere, Jeskó Guesthouse (Jeskó Vendégház) has 16 rooms and hosts everything from family parties to corporate events—always with a touch of local, seasonal flavor.
Mark Your Calendar—But Stay Flexible!
Organizers reserve the right to adjust the schedule or make last-minute changes, so keep an eye on updates. One thing’s for sure—Réde (Réde) will roar with engines, laughter, and music next August, and you won’t want to miss it.
