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Body in Light: A Play of Movement and Light – We spoke with Réka Szépvölgyi about immersive Pilates
At CODE, we’re taking movement to a whole new level: Mat Pilates is a mindful form of exercise based on the coordination of breathing with precise, controlled movements, which effectively strengthens the core muscles and improves body awareness. But how does immersive Pilates differ from traditional sessions? This is one of the things we’ll explore in our conversation.
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The engines roared back to life—the 2026 racing season kicked off with regional victories and a revamped trophy
With the arrival of good weather, motorsports enthusiasts and drivers in the Veszprém-Balaton region have returned to the tracks. Spring traditionally marks the start of slalom, circuit, and rally competitions, and drivers from our region have already performed exceptionally well in the first events of the season.
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Flow & Balance: Find Your Own Rhythm! – We spoke with Barbi Molnár about immersive yoga
At CODE, we take movement to a whole new level: our thematically structured yoga practice is accompanied by light background music and atmospheric projections, blending the flow experience with the fundamentals of spinal yoga.
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We mobilized thousands of people in the first quarter
The first quarter of 2026 proved that sports and physical activity can bring real communities together.
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Sailing, kayaking, SUP yoga – free water sports programs from spring through fall at Kékszalag PORT
Under the title "Our Balaton, Our Sport," a series of free sports programs will be held from mid-May to mid-September at Kékszalag PORT marina in Balatonfüred as part of the Veszprém-Europe Region of Sport 2026 initiative.
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A Spring Bucket List – 10 Must-See Experiences in Veszprém and the Bakony-Balaton Region
Spring is a time for recharging and new discoveries! Veszprém and the Bakony-Balaton region are brimming with activities that make it worth stepping out of your home—and even out of your comfort zone. We’ve rounded up the most exciting experiences of the spring season—don’t miss out on adding them to your bucket list!
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The Veszprém-Balaton European Region of Sport program has received further recognition for its commitment to inclusion and sustainability
The Veszprém-Balaton European Region of Sport 2026 initiative has received yet another international accolade. At the ACES “Best Sports Practices” World Congress held in Ascoli Piceno, Italy, our program won first prize in the innovation category, demonstrating the uniqueness of our regional sports concept and community collaboration.
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Spring Break in Veszprém and the Bakony-Balaton Region – Make Every Day a Memorable One!
Spring break begins on April 2, giving you 10 days to take a break from your daily routine and recharge with new experiences—luckily, there’s plenty to choose from in Veszprém and the surrounding region.
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Veszprém and the Bakony-Balaton region pushed their limits on Challenge Day
More than 5,000 people took part in “Challenge Day” on March 21, a highlight of the Veszprém-Balaton European Region of Sport Region 2026 program series.
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March 22 is World Water Day! – Learn more about the water sources that feed Lake Balaton and its surrounding area
Lake Balaton is a defining feature of Hungary’s hydrology, but there are also many wonders to be discovered around the lake. To mark World Water Day, we set out to explore watermills, springs, and mineral waters—natural treasures that tell the story of the region’s past.
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5 Interesting Facts You Might Not Know About the Connection Between Veszprém and the March 15 Holiday
This is how Veszprém became linked to one of the most significant days of the 1848–49 Revolution and War of Independence: March 15, 1848.
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PINK launches in March – the University of Pannonia's new talk show will focus on inspiring stories of female success
On March 12, the University of Pannonia will launch its new talk show, Pannon Inspiring Women's Club, or PINK. Dr. Beáta Fehérvölgyi, Dean of the Faculty of Economics, will talk candidly and directly with inspiring female enterpreneurs and leaders, i.e., successful women, about topics that shape not only our everyday lives but also our future. We asked Beáta for details.
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Spring programs in Veszprém and the Bakony-Balaton region – immerse yourself in the experiences!
Nature is awakening, the days are getting longer, and there are more and more outdoor activities to choose from in the region. Community and cultural events, exhibitions, theater performances, family experiences, and fortunately, there is no shortage of active programs with the arrival of spring.
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Focus on interactivity – We spoke with Gáspár Hajdu about CODE's installations
In addition to CODE's iconic six-sided space, the Hexagon, it is also worth highlighting the installations located in the foyer and exhibition space, most of which are the work of Gáspár Hajdu and the VEKTORLAB team. We asked Gáspár, who has been working with digital installations for more than a decade, about the details of the implementation.
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With a white cane in the gym
"At times like this, I always knock down a brick from the imaginary wall between the visually impaired and the sighted," says Attila Németh. The man lost his sight in 2013 due to a rare disease, but instead of giving up, he found new goals at the gym.
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Say goodbye to winter with some awesome experiences! – 7 must-see events in Veszprém and the Bakony-Balaton region
Although the weather often plays tricks on you these days—one day it snows, the next day you can already smell spring in the air—life in the region is still bustling as winter draws to a close. We have compiled a list of the most exciting events in Veszprém and the surrounding area.
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201st Anniversary of Mór Jókai's birth – Interesting facts you may not know about him
Mór Jókai, who entered public consciousness as one of the greatest Hungarian writers of the 19th century, was born on February 18, 1825. Not only his diverse work, but also his extraordinary life contributed to his memory remaining alive and influential to this day.
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The screening roadshow in Veszprém concludes with Olympic champions
The first stage of the Region of Sport's health screening roadshow is coming to an end. On Friday, February 20, we look forward to welcoming everyone who cares about disease prevention and would like to draw strength from Hungary's sporting legends to the Great Hall of the University of Pannonia in Veszprém.
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There is huge interest in the European Region of Sport tenders
Alíz Markovits, CEO of VEB2023 JSC., emphasized that the number of applicants has exceeded all expectations. More than two hundred organizations, communities or people have already registered on the Region of Sport online platform, either starting to plan their projects or finalizing their applications.
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Tourism and sports life in the region on the move
The Veszprém-Balaton region is also on the move in terms of tourism. Following the success of the European Capital of Culture program, sports and active recreation have now taken center stage. In light of this, the region's Tourism Season Opening was held for the first time this year in Veszprém, which clearly focused on the title of Veszprém-Balaton European Region of Sport 2026 and on building a shared future.
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The region is on the move! – The Veszprém-Balaton region's Tourism Season Opening event has debuted
The main goal of the event was to provide a joint professional forum for key players and strategic partners in the region's tourism sector at the start of the year, offering a comprehensive and structured overview of the key directions and programs for the 2026 tourism year.
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Sensation of Success Fuels Him
Máté Gyömrei, winner of Ninja Warrior and silver medalist of the Spartan Race World Championship, believes in pushing boundaries. As an IT manager and family man, he finds the motivation he needs to grow in sports.
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Always Needing Goals
According to Péter Ovádi, it is the joy of movement and goals that keep him going. In addition to marathon running and training, the politician encourages everyone to lead healthier, more active lives through the Region of Sport program.
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We can still exercise outdoors in winter
Winter running is healthy if you follow the rules: layered clothing, a warm-up, and hydration are important. Choose a safe route, run at a slower pace, and take a break when the temperature drops below -10 °C. Strengthen your immune system!
