Villány’s 2026 events calendar brings together the town’s biggest happenings at the Villányi Rendezvénytér in 7773 Villány. This historic wine region’s hub keeps the action going all year with traditional wine festivals, cultural events, and food-focused fun, all centered on wine culture and tourism. Locals and tourists enjoy unforgettable experiences, relaxed vibes, and non-stop entertainment throughout the year.
Spring Events Heat Up
Kick off April 3 to 26 with Szevasz Terasz! – the spring wine terrace season where Hungary’s Magyar Bor campaign visits nearly 100 wineries nationwide over four weekends. Visitors flock to Villány’s vineyard rows and panoramic terraces to sip top-notch wines and soak in the rhythm of spring. On April 14, catch Boldog születésnapot! Avagy hatan pizsamában (Happy Birthday! Or Six in Pajamas) at Villányi Művelődési Ház for $13 to $16. April 16 brings Dúdolda sessions for the tiniest tots at Villányi Library. April 18 features the Tavaszi Borpiknik (Spring Wine Picnic). May 1 features Városi Majális (City May Day) and the BorZsongás Fesztivál running through May 3. May 2 is Villányi tavasz – A bor és zene napja (Villány Spring – Day of Wine and Music). Fridays like May 15 and June 5 feature Ha péntek, akkor Villány! (If Friday, then Villány!). May 16 features both the Tour de Hongrie and Villányi BorCoolTúra. May 23’s Pünkösdi Pezsgés (Pentecost Sparkle) at Villányi Művelődési Ház costs $13 to $16.
Summer and Fall Fest Frenzy
June 20 features Gördülő Dűlők (Rolling Vineyards). July 10-11 brings the Villányi Rozé Fesztivál és Rozémaraton (Villány Rosé Festival and Rosé Marathon). August 8 stages the Harsány-hegyi csata (Harsány Hill Battle). September 5 hosts Szüreti Gördülő Dűlők (Harvest Rolling Vineyards), followed by XI. Sváb Zenei Hétvége (11th Swabian Music Weekend) on September 11-12. September 25 opens the Európai Bordalfesztivál (European Wine Song Festival) with a Bordal Pincetúra (Wine Song Cellar Tour). October 2-4 features the Villányi Vörösbor Fesztivál (Villány Red Wine Festival). November 14 lights up the Márton-napi lampionos felvonulás (St. Martin’s Lantern Parade). November 20-21 hosts the Franc & Franc Fórum és Kóstolónap (Franc & Franc Forum and Tasting Day). Ring in the end of 2026 with Városi szilveszter (City New Year’s Eve) on December 31. That’s 21 events total.
Cozy Stays for Wine Lovers
Stay at Agancsos Panzió, which has 6 rooms over 2 floors, each with bathroom, TV, safe, minibar, and WiFi. Three rooms accommodate extra beds, and one is wheelchair accessible; breakfast is included, with dinner and tastings optional. Anonim Vendégház sits quietly on Templom-hegy near a nature reserve and the old Teleki castle site, close to downtown—two separate units in a standalone building. Blum Pince – Borozó Vendégház on the pincesor (wine cellar row) offers Mediterranean vibes for families and friends; tastings are available at their Villánykövesd spot, which has a new wood-fired terrace for whole roasted pig. Bock Borászat offers cellar tours and winemaking glimpses, plus Bock Óbor Étterem for full gastro experiences and Bock Hotel Ermitage**** for wine, food, and wellness. Crocus Gere Bor Hotel Resort & Wine Spa blends wellness with excellent wines. Diófa Panzió in a central quiet courtyard mixes wine region charm with modern comforts. Eckhardt Ház near the pincesor has 7 air-conditioned doubles (extra beds), showers, TVs, fridges; space for 20 people, cooking facilities, kids’ swings, and secure parking. There’s also a guesthouse with vineyard views near the cellars; an adult-only spot with 2 four-person units, grassy yard for grilling, breakfast included, and on-site and pincesor wine tastings. A gang-style farmhouse panzió has 6 doubles for 12, plus a new 3-room apartment for 6; it’s dog-friendly with secure parking. 39 stays listed.
Prime Wine and Food Hangouts
7773 is an exclusive wine bar showcasing Villány’s best from top grapes, expert-selected for maximum enjoyment; it hosts themed nights, weddings, family events, business meetings, and conferences. Agancsos family winery on 6 hectares grows Italian Riesling, Portugieser, Kékfrankos, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Pinot Noir; the historic présház (press house) bar serves house cold cuts and game dishes for up to 50, with live music optional. Bakonyi Péter and Josef Kerl’s organic 5-hectare Siklós-Nagytótfalu grapes; tastings at Villány cellar by appointment. Blum offers Villány-Siklós wines and local eats. Bock, as above. Villányi Borrend, founded in 1988, promotes Villány wine fame, traditions, and pure drinking pleasure. Teleki winery, started by famed Zoltán Teleki, welcomes visitors to shop and visit the cellar (by appointment). Dolium pince on Baross Gábor utca seats 25, or the Templomhegy show cellar seats 50 with tastings and wine dinners. Gere Attila Családi Pincészet has been fully organic since 2010 for chemical-free, nutrient-rich grapes.
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs!
