On August 20, 2025, the lakeside town of Balatonfüred (Balatonfüred) is set to come alive with the sensational live concert of Peter Rámek. As part of the vibrant ZeneFüred (ZeneFüred) music series, this concert promises an unforgettable summer night by Lake Balaton (Balaton), filled with energy, music, and the unique magic that only a Hungarian summer can offer. When you think of Lake Balaton in summer, you imagine sun, water, and carefree evening fun. ZeneFüred is all about amplifying that feeling—making you think, “Yes, THIS is why I came!”
Event Details and How to Join the Fun
Mark your calendar: the live performance takes place on August 20, right in the heart of Balatonfüred (Balatonfüred) at 64 Horváth Mihály Street (Horváth Mihály utca 64). If you’re planning an extended stay, Balatonfüred (Balatonfüred) offers a wide array of accommodation and dining options, ensuring concertgoers enjoy both relaxation and celebration. The event is part of a lively scene—just two days earlier, on August 18, Charlie will also be performing live, making this August particularly exciting for music fans.
Where to Stay: From Historic Villas to Cozy Guesthouses
Central Balatonfüred (Balatonfüred) is home to the Siloam Reformed Mission Home (Siloám Református Missziói Otthon), a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views over the lake. Whether you’re looking for a family vacation, a quiet getaway, or a venue for conferences and workshops, it’s an ideal choice year-round.
For those seeking a blend of luxury and history, the Astoria Hotel and Restaurant (Astoria Szálloda és Étterem) offers a stunning, castle-like villa built in 1868 by the Dőry family (Dőry család) in a romantic style. The main building preserves its original charm with elegant rooms featuring natural materials and exquisite fabrics, transporting guests to a bygone era. Prefer something more modern? The guesthouse section offers sleek, contemporary rooms. The magnificence of the Astoria makes it a top choice for weddings, family events, smaller conferences, and team-building sessions.
There are plenty of guesthouses and B&Bs on quieter streets—some just a 10- or 15-minute stroll to the beach (Strand) or the famous Tagore Promenade (Tagore sétány). Options range from superior family rooms with large terraces for those with limited mobility to simpler, climate-controlled doubles, often with balconies. Many apartments and houses are open from spring to autumn, providing amenities like private bathrooms, mini-kitchens, Wi-Fi, TVs, insect screens, and airy balconies or terraces.
If you’re after privacy, Balatonfüred’s (Balatonfüred) guesthouses welcome visitors all year long. These homey houses typically have five guest rooms, some with extra beds, all with private bathrooms, balconies, TVs, and mini-kitchens. Breakfast can be arranged upon request, and there’s safe parking in enclosed courtyards.
Arguably the showpiece of the region, the Anna Grand Hotel (Anna Grand Hotel) sits on the northern shore of Lake Balaton (Balaton), in the historic heart of the town. With over 200 years of tradition, the newly renovated Anna Grand now offers genuine luxury with a nod to the past—sumptuous materials, elegant colors, and timeless style. Its 12,900-square-foot (1,200 m²) spa and wellness area is open to non-hotel guests for a daily fee and includes a range of pools, saunas, jacuzzis, steam baths, and relaxation features.
For an adults-only haven, check out Anna Villa Füred (Anna Villa Füred), nestled just minutes from the lake in a serene environment. Children under 14 are only allowed in ground-floor or first-floor rooms by prior arrangement.
Nature lovers will enjoy the Bruckner Villa Apartment House (Bruckner Villa Apartmanház) on Peter Hill (Péter-hegy), adjacent to the Balaton Uplands National Park (Balaton-felvidéki Nemzeti Park). Expect panoramic lake and peninsula views, a sprawling garden for sunbathing and sports, and barbecue facilities—all with secure onsite parking.
Food, Drinks, and Local Flavors
Culinary highlights abound. Many Balatonfüred (Balatonfüred) restaurants combine international flair with Hungarian classics and cater to vegetarians or special diets upon request. Enjoy Mediterranean vibes in garden patios for up to 100 people—perfect on a balmy night.
Craving something lighter or plant-based? Head to the ice cream, açaí, and smoothie bars. Açaí is the Amazon superfood star, available in three dangerously delicious varieties. Everything is vegan and gluten-free, featuring fresh fruits, single-origin chocolate, hand-picked seeds, and plant-based milks.
The town’s oldest restaurants serve up a blend of tradition and innovation alongside spectacular views of the lake and Tagore Promenade (Tagore sétány), making them sought-after spots for weddings, corporate gatherings, and family feasts.
Don’t miss the legendary Baricska Tavern (Baricska Csárda), operating since 1811 on a working vineyard, blending old customs with modern flavor. It’s a true home for the best local wines and food.
For those with a sweet tooth, the famed Bergmann Confectionery (Bergmann Cukrászda) on Petőfi Sándor Street (Petőfi Sándor utca, established 1992) is a must. Here, quality and old-world elegance combine—traditional family recipes meet 21st-century pastry craftsmanship.
A Real Taste of Balatonfüred
Seasonal menus, a handpicked wine selection, and innovative chefs bring freshness and excitement to local kitchens, while the celebrated Blaha Lujza Hotel (Blaha Lujza Szálloda) sits just 650 feet (200 m) from the lake in a classicist building. With venues like Borcsa Restaurant (Borcsa Étterem) on the promenade and BlisSs Beach Bistro & Bar (BlisSs Beach Bistro & Bar), everyone can find their favorite flavors.
Wine lovers can sample unique, small-batch bottles from local vineyards, with every step from grape to bottle done by hand. Find these at the Balatonfüred market hall (Balatonfüredi Piac és Vásárcsarnok).
Just remember: organizers reserve the right to change the event’s date or program—so stay tuned and get ready for the party of the season!
