Veszprém

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Introduction

As a historic city, cultural hub, and active community space, Veszprém plays a defining role in the region. Through the European Capital of Culture 2023 program series, renewed urban spaces, festival venues, and community initiatives have brought new momentum to the city’s cultural life. Known as the “City of Music,” Veszprém strengthens its musical identity with numerous concerts, music festivals, and educational programs. As part of the Balaton–Bakony Sports Region 2026, sports tourism and active lifestyles also take center stage. The city’s sports facilities, hiking trails, and leisure opportunities are available year-round.

Location & Accessibility

Veszprém is accessible by road via Main Route 8, as well as Routes 82 and 73. The city’s railway station is located on the Budapest–Székesfehérvár–Szombathely/Zalaegerszeg line, with local and regional buses providing access to the city center. Long-distance and regional bus services arrive at the central bus station.