Waldorfeszt marks its jubilee in July, as it is held for the tenth time. We love this festival because it is still a rather intimate one with the incredibly vibey setting of the Danube Bend. This year, you can head to the woods to check out from reality and enter a space with music, theatre, culture, art, and dancing in its epicentre. It will be a great chance to get to know Hungarian bands (such as Analog Balaton, Parno Graszt, or Ivan and the Parazol) and have some great conversations with locals.
See the programme here.
How to get there?
- Hop on a train in the direction of 'Szob'
- Get off at Kismaros station
- Change to the festival bus at the closest bus station 'Kismaros, vasúti megállóhely' (costs HUF 500/ride), which will take you to the entrance of Waldorfeszt, and then back to the station
