Ready to feel the thunder of engines and the pulse of live music? From August 8 to 10, 2025, Hódmezővásárhely’s (Hódmezővásárhely) annual Motorcycle Meet-up is back and bigger than ever. The festival is rolling into a brand new location: Kopáncs, Farm 1 (Kopáncs, Tanya 1), promising that while the scenery has changed, the high standards and rock ‘n’ roll vibes remain strong. Fans and families alike are guaranteed an experience packed with energy, competition, and plenty of fun, with something for every age group.
Three Days of Pure Biker Buzz
The party kicks off on Friday, August 8, at noon when the gates open and the rumble of bikes fills the air. In the evening, the stage lights up: Grubby Lemon fires up the crowd from 6 PM, then Psychosis keeps the party going from 8 PM.
Saturday turns up the volume with a day full of contests and entertainment. Expect traditional tug of war and the crowd-favorite “engine block toss,” plus a competition for the loudest exhaust. There’s plenty more on the schedule, with surprises around every corner.
For the youngest biker fans, a bouncy castle is available to keep children entertained while parents soak up the scene.
Saturday Night Live
The evening belongs to the music. Milidian launches the night’s concerts at 6 PM, with Traktorock hitting the stage at 9 PM to make sure Saturday ends on a high note. The action continues into the night, surrounded by the hum of engines and the flavors of festival food.
Food, Drink, and Festive Flair
Foodies and hungry bikers alike can fuel up at the festival’s buffet, operating throughout the event. Whether you’re craving a quick snack or a hearty meal, the organizers have made sure no one goes hungry—or thirsty. Refreshments are available, and several booths are open, including the Motul-Peugeot Scooter Stand for gearheads who want a closer look at the latest rides.
Feeling lucky? Be sure to buy your tickets for the on-site raffle, where valuable prizes are up for grabs.
Affordable Access and Raffle Goodies
Entry is as accessible as ever, at just USD 5.50 for a one-day pass or USD 8 for both days—giving you access to every moment of the excitement.
Rest Your Head: Accommodation Options
If you’re planning to make a weekend of it, there’s no shortage of places to stay in and around Hódmezővásárhely (Hódmezővásárhely). Prefer camping? Bring your gear—there’s space for tents right at the festival, so you’re never far from the action.
For those seeking more comfort, options range from hotels with secure parking and pet-friendly policies to artsy guesthouses and countryside estates. The Hódmezővásárhely Vocational Training Center Hostel (Hódmezővásárhely Szakképzési Centrum Hostel) sits downtown, ideal for budget travelers and city explorers. If you want something more intimate, Hotel Fáma offers home-style coziness just a short stroll from the heart of town and local thermal baths.
Hódmezővásárhely’s (Hódmezővásárhely) creative side shines at the Artist House (Alkotóház), featuring five double rooms and a studio in a historic setting, all named after key artistic personalities of the city.
Need a relaxing retreat? Hotel Ginkgo**** radiates style at every turn, with attentive staff ensuring you don’t lift a finger. The Kenguru Guesthouse (Kenguru Panzió) offers traditional flavors in its restaurant right next door, while the Kentaur Horse Guesthouse & Leisure Park (Kentaur Lovaspanzió és Szabadidőpark), just outside the city, is all about countryside tranquility.
Several other guesthouses and inns complete the city’s offerings, featuring Wi-Fi, TV, secure parking, gardens, and meeting spaces, along with hearty breakfasts and full meal services.
Taste Local Flavor and Raise a Glass
Hungry for more? Drop by the Owl Castle Restaurant (Bagolyvár Étterem), where turn-of-the-century furniture and classic dishes transport your taste buds back in time, or the Bandula Eatery (Bandula Kisvendéglő), serving up specialties like rich kettle soups and garlic-marinated Viennese cutlets.
Wine lovers, rejoice: Hódmezővásárhely (Hódmezővásárhely) lies at the heart of Csongrád’s extensive wine region. Local vineyards produce chasselas, kövidinka, Italian riesling (olaszrizling), grüner veltliner (zöldveltelini), blaufränkisch (kékfrankos), and cabernet franc. Take a tour, sip in a centuries-old cellar, and grab a bottle to remember the ride—or book a tasting for your crew.
Legendary Halls, Modern Celebrations
Looking for a touch of elegance? The city’s renovated Event House and Café (Rendezvényház és Kávézó) now hosts everything from balls and concerts to conferences and weddings. Its majestic ballroom, Central Europe’s second largest without supporting columns, holds up to 400 guests—perfect for any major celebration or corporate night out.
Just remember: the organizers reserve the right to change the dates and program, but one thing is certain—Hódmezővásárhely’s (Hódmezővásárhely) motorcycle meet-up is revving up for another unforgettable year.
