Endless culture

If you have sharp eyes, you’ll notice that the old town centre in Sopron appears in many old Hungarian films, as well as in some 21st century foreign series.

Enter the Baroque-style building complex that is often referred to as the ‘Hungarian Versailles’, or visit the early Classicist castle that was once the home of the greatest Hungarian, István Széchenyi.

Come to the Fertő–Hanság National Park and have the experience of a lifetime. Bring your hiking boots as well.

Sopron and the land around it have been a wine region since Roman times: this is the home of the kékfrankos, but you’ll find other wine types here as well, such as Grüner Veltliner, Sauvignon blanc and Zweigelt.

Lake Fertő is an almost 20,000 year-old lake, which became a World Heritage Site in 2001, together with the landscape of Fertő. Many adventures await you in this special corner of Hungary.

The centre of the Sopron wine region isn’t just famous for Blue Frankish and Green Veltliner. In the town of loyalty, you can find real specialities such as Fertő Lake fish soup, bean soup with plums, or Winzer cabbage.