A year-round draw in Pápa, the Pannonia Reformata Museum brings the tangible heritage of Transdanubian Calvinism to life inside the atmospheric walls of the city’s Reformed Old Church. Expect a not-your-everyday exhibition in a one-of-a-kind setting, packed with varied sights and curiosities for all ages at 8500, Fő Street (Fő utca) 6–8. Open throughout the year, it’s an easy pick for a meaningful cultural outing.
Concert: Bach 275 – Dániel Szurasenkó (Szurasenkó Dániel)
On 2026.01.08., the Bach 275 program features a concert by Dániel Szurasenkó in Pápa, spotlighting the composer’s enduring pull. It’s the musical anchor to a day of local discoveries around town.
Stay: From Mill Charm to Family-Run Ease
Edvy Malom Inn Baroque Courtyard (Edvy Malom Fogadó Barokk Udvarház), a restored watermill 1.86 miles from Pápa Thermal Bath (Pápai Termálfürdő), sits in calm, green surroundings and sleeps 22—ideal for families. In the city center, Holdkő Guesthouse (Holdkő Panzió) offers a homey feel across three floors with 14 rooms, each floor styled differently but to the same standard, tailored to varied needs. Várkert Thermal Camping (Várkert Termál Kemping), next to Várkertfürdő, is Hungary’s first and only five-star standard campground, praised by multiple international camping bodies.
Rooms, Perks, and Breakfast
Rooms for 2–3 guests feature a fridge, microwave, cable TV, Wi‑Fi, and shower blocks. A covered terrace sets the scene for evening wine and chats. Breakfast is served on the terrace in good weather or in rooms on request. Parking is free.
Café & Wine
Pannonia Reformata Café and Vinotheque in downtown Pápa pours specialty coffees, hot drinks, iced sodas, soft serve, toasties, cakes, plus extensive beer and wine lists.
Organizers reserve the right to change times and programs.
