Celebrate Rácalmás’s Apple Blossom Festival at Jankovich Mansion: seven days of concerts, crafts, apple flavors, family fun, fitness, and arts, April 27–May 3, 2026. Some events ticketed.
when: 2026.04.27., Monday - 2026.05.03., Sunday
where: 2459 Rácalmás, Jankovich-kúria
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Rácalmás rolls out its biggest spring week from April 27 to May 3, 2026, as the 14th Apple Blossom Festival (Almavirág Fesztivál) takes over the Jankovich Mansion and venues across town. Health, culture, community, and downright unforgettable vibes set the tone for seven packed days, all rooted in family, fitness, sports, and the arts.
Apple-Fueled Flavors
Taste your way through local organic and homemade specialties, from apple wine and apple beer to apple pálinka (fruit brandy). Expect a feast of apple-forward street food and handcrafted treats, plus the ultimate Apple Desserts Contest. Feeling competitive? The Apple-Peeling Race tests speed and skill—with bragging rights up for grabs.
Music, Makers, Kids’ Fun
Evenings light up with concerts, headlined by Magdi Rúzsa (Rúzsa Magdi). By day, explore a bustling craft fair, family and children’s activities, and pop-up surprises. Some programs are free; others require registration or tickets.
Plan Your Week
Dates: 2026.04.27–2026.05.03, Rácalmás. Recharge body and mind, learn something new, and unwind in good company. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Family-friendly vibe with kids’ activities, crafts, and contests that keep all ages busy
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Easy food win for picky eaters and foodies alike thanks to tons of apple-themed snacks, desserts, and drinks
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Live concerts (including Magdi Rúzsa) add big-night energy without the stadium chaos
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Mix of free and ticketed events makes it budget-flexible for families or groups
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Low-key small-town setting around Jankovich Mansion feels safe and relaxed compared to big-city festivals
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English not strictly necessary—food stalls, music, and contests are easy to navigate; smiles and pointing go a long way
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Good spring timing (late April–early May) for mild weather and blooming scenery
- Rácalmás and the festival aren’t internationally famous, so info in English may be limited
Cons
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You’ll likely need a car or to navigate regional trains/buses from Budapest; not a simple walk-up attraction
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Headliners and signage skew Hungarian, so you might miss context or jokes without basic Hungarian
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If you’re chasing blockbuster festivals, this is more charming and local than “bucket-list iconic” compared to big harvest festivals in the U.S. or Germany
