Szekszárd’s Agora Cinema keeps its mission alive in 2026, delivering a rich mix of domestic and international films to the region. From lighthearted romantic comedies and pulse-pounding thrillers to high-octane action flicks and family-friendly animations, there’s something for every age group at this cozy spot at St. Stephen’s Square (Szent István tér) 10, 7100 Szekszárd. Tickets go for 1,450 HUF ($3.92) or 1,250 HUF ($3.38) for students and pensioners. Grab your seats for showtimes running March 31 to May 6 and dive into the cinematic fun.
Prime-Time Screenings
Kick off with AKI BÚJT 2: JÖVÖK! (Hide and Seek 2: They’re Coming!) from March 31 to April 1, followed by A HAIL MARY-KÜLDETÉS (The Hail Mary Mission) over the same dates. On April 2, catch Itt érzem magam otthon (I Feel at Home Here) and A Kreml mágusa (The Kremlin Magician), with the latter screening again on April 4 alongside GOAT – Will, a bajnok (GOAT – Will, the Champion) and another showing of Itt érzem magam otthon. The fun rolls on April 7-8 with Itt érzem magam otthon, while A Kreml mágusa runs April 7-10. Super Mario Galaxis: A film (Super Mario Galaxy: The Movie) hits screens April 9-12, GOAT – Will, a bajnok returns April 10-12, and Pipás (Puffy) plays April 11-12.
Keep the momentum going with Super Mario Galaxis: A film on April 14-15, Pipás from April 14-18, Brian élete (Life of Brian) April 16-18, and Arco – Fiú a jövőből (Arco – Boy from the Future) April 17-19. April 19 brings Lee Cronin: A múmia (Lee Cronin: The Mummy) and Kész dráma (Total Drama). Those films stick around April 21-23, then A kórus (The Chorus), Pipiána Hoppsz és a mormota titka (Pippi Longstocking and the Marmot’s Secret), and Michael screen April 24-26. Kegyelem (Mercy) drops April 28, Michael continues to May 1, Az ördög Pradát visel 2 (The Devil Wears Prada 2) from April 29 to May 3, Bálnadal (Whale Song) May 1-3, and Kegyelem wraps May 2-3 and May 5-6, overlapping with Az ördög Pradát visel 2 on those final dates.
Cozy Stays Nearby
Pair your movie nights with a stay at Hotel Merops****, a wine hotel right in Szekszárd’s city center next to Mészáros winery, just minutes from the main square. This calm spot blends small-town vibes with wine country charm, offering unique interiors, top-notch staff, and tailored services for relaxation seekers and adventurers alike. They have 8 rooms and 2 apartments, plus gastronomic events around town. Check out the Main Street Bistro in Nádasdi Ház for its wide menu of delicious dishes loved by locals and visitors. Wine tastings and perfect Szekszárd atmosphere await in their cellar for birthdays, dinners with friends, or corporate gigs.
Sió Motel sits at Szekszárd’s northern gateway along Road 6, between Szekszárd and the Tolna wine region (Tolna), near Gemenc Forest (Gemenc) and Sárköz, sprawling over 2.5 hectares. Hotel Zodiaco*** stands out as the area’s only three-star spot, with modern elegance and a focus on guest satisfaction—they innovate yearly for smooth business trips or weekend getaways.
Winery Wonders Around Town
Wine lovers, explore Attila Birtok in Baranya Valley with its 14 hectares of vineyards growing kékfrankos, kadarka, cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, and zweigelt. Their restaurant pairs Bodri wines perfectly with chef Makk Norbert’s modern twists on Hungarian classics. Bodri Pincészet covers 100 hectares as a full tourist hub—winery, event center, restaurant, show kitchen, and guesthouses for 61 guests—in a stunning southern valley. The 1,800 sqm grand cellar boasts 12 domes, a 300 sqm aging cellar for tours, and a 1,400 sqm rosé facility. Underground thermal Roman dome bath, jacuzzi, and sauna add luxury, while Optimus Restaurant showcases revamped Hungarian fare.
Borfaragó Pince hides in the old “wine capital’s” heart, a former carpenter and woodcarver workshop, offering tastings, craft wines, and folk carvings—ideal for low-key meetups off the beaten path but easy to reach. Their Várdomb vineyard stars kékfrankos for blends and singles, plus rajnai rizling, cserszegi fűszeres, kadarka, kékoportó, merlot, cabernet franc, and syrah. Another craft winery in Porkoláb Valley uses only homegrown grapes, skipping industrial yeasts, enzymes, filters, and treatments—straight to bottle. They experiment with local varieties like kékfrankos and kadarka, blending with world grapes like merlot, cabernet, and pinot noir, nailing rosés with international awards and proud reds. Eszterbauer’s Swabian-Serbian family runs a traditional winery with a tasting cellar for 8-50 people, from snacks to multi-course dinners, and an online shop for award-winners. Their family estate spans 6.6 hectares across four Szekszárd areas with syrah, merlot, cabernet sauvignon, and kékfrankos. Kick back on the vineyard hill with great wines—something different!
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs!
