Dreaming of mastering Latin dance moves without heading to the city? In 2025, Gyomaendrőd (Gyomaendrőd) warmly invites all dance enthusiasts to a free introductory Salsa & Bachata class. If you love those laid-back Latin vibes, now’s your chance to jump right in!
Every Tuesday starting October 7, the Kállai Ferenc Cultural Center (Kállai Ferenc Művelődési Központ) turns up the heat at 6:30 PM with music and dance steps that even absolute beginners can master right away. You can groove to today’s hottest tracks and classic hits. The best part? The first lesson is absolutely free—no strings attached.
When and Where to Join the Fun
Once you’ve caught the rhythm, keep your Tuesdays free! Classes take place at 9-11 Kossuth Lajos Street (Kossuth Lajos út 9–11), Gyomaendrőd. The big kick-off is on October 21, but you can keep the dance fever going on October 28, November 4, and several more dates throughout the fall.
A Hub for Students and Travelers
If you’re coming from out of town, Gyomaendrőd has you covered with a variety of places to stay. The town’s 54-bed student dormitory offers double, triple, and quadruple rooms across two floors—with 16 rooms in total. It’s perfect for anyone traveling with friends or joining as a group.
For a closer-to-nature experience, check out the camp right by the Triple Körös River (Hármas-Körös) and just 328 feet from Liget Bath (Liget Fürdő). Here, 11 heated wooden cabins (eight beds each) plus camping spots are available—a magnet for school groups, fishing fans, and those simply wanting time out under the shade of acacia groves. It’s fully accessible and sits between the Liget Bath and Triple Körös River on the outskirts of town.
Relax in Local Comfort
If you prefer a classic hotel stay, the Hárs Thermal Hotel is an excellent choice. Imagine 22 pine-furnished rooms (doubles and triples) with private bathrooms, TVs, and telephones. The hotel accommodates up to 55 guests and offers thermal water whirlpools, hydro-massage tubs, a sauna, a drinks bar, and billiards. It’s close to both the city center and Liget Thermal Bath (Liget Gyógyfürdő), so you don’t have to choose between relaxing or sightseeing.
Other Options for Every Taste
Looking for something cozy? The Körös Guesthouse (Körös Panzió) is right in Gyomaendrőd’s center, just a short walk from Liget Bath. It’s perfect for everyone—whether you’re traveling solo, with family, on business, or in a group. Or, if you’re an angler or simply enjoy unique lakeside charm, the Mezei Fishing Lodge (Mezei Horgásztanya) awaits on the Soczó-zug oxbow lake. Only 0.6 miles from town, this spot offers all the waterside tranquility you’ll need.
Travelers who appreciate a bit more independence will love the fully renovated, climate-controlled apartment on Main Road (Fő út). With two rooms, a complete kitchen, bathroom, and heating for up to six people, it’s ideal for both short and long stays.
There’s also Pájer Camp & Beach (Pájer Kemping és Strand), in northern Békés County, by another Körös River backwater. The spacious natural setting ensures peace and quiet for all kinds of visitors.
Eat, Drink, and Have Fun
You’ll never go hungry after all that dancing. The local restaurants serve regional dishes, fish specialties, steaks, and even Bavarian treats. For group fun, one venue offers air-conditioned comfort plus two-lane automatic bowling, classic and pool billiards, and foosball.
If you’re looking for atmosphere as much as food, seek out the cozy eatery tucked into a quiet street behind the main square. Just a three-minute walk from the spa, it’s famous for regional flavors and friendly vibes.
Experience Gyomaendrőd
For anyone drawn to Latin rhythms or looking for a new hobby, this Salsa & Bachata dance course in Gyomaendrőd is a golden opportunity. Combine the lessons with a relaxing stay in local hotels, camps, or apartments, feast on local specialties, and enjoy the tranquil riverside surroundings.
With classes, accommodation, and dining all so close to the action, there’s no reason not to dive into a season of dance and discovery in one of southeastern Hungary’s friendliest towns.
