Ördögkatlan Fesztivál
A five-day multi-arts festival held since 2008 across the tiny wine-country villages of Nagyharsány, Beremend and Villánykövesd, bringing theatre, concerts, exhibitions and workshops to the rolling vineyards of the Villány hills.
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"Hungary's 52-year-old grape harvest festival on the Platán beach at Lake Balaton, pouring wines from all 22 of the country's wine regions across five free days of concerts, folk craft stalls and a traditional szüreti procession."
Boglári Szüreti Fesztivál
"A unique dual-harvest festival in the Balaton village of Vonyarcvashegy that celebrates both wine grapes and table grapes side by side, with tastings, food stalls and music against the backdrop of the lake."
Bor- és Csemegeszőlő Fesztivál
"A traditional Balaton-shore harvest celebration featuring a ceremonial grape pressing, szüreti felvonulás procession, and stage performances in a small wine village between Keszthely and Badacsony."
Szüreti Vigasságok Gyenesdiáson
"A harvest-season chicken paprikás cook-off on the meadows of a Baranya wine village, combining a szüreti bál street dance, craft fair, and concerts in a community rooted in Swabian and Hungarian traditions."
Szüreti Csirkepaprikás-főző Fesztivál
"A uniquely Hungarian almond harvest celebration in a tiny Balaton-felvidék village, where visitors join the almond pressing and compete in a nut-cracking contest, one of the very few almond-harvest customs still observed in Central Europe."
Mandulaszüreti Programok
"Hungary's longest harvest procession winds through the volcanic basalt hillside vineyards above Lake Balaton, followed by wine tastings, concerts, and craft markets at one of Hungary's most celebrated wine villages."
Badacsonyi Szüret