The Hungarian Radio Amateur Society is happy to host the 8th World Youth ARDF Championships and is pleased to invite ARDF teams, individual competitors, and guests from all countries to visit Hungary and participate in the event.

 Venue: Veszprém

Planned period: 1 of  july to - 05.of july .2026

Veszprém  is located in the valley between the Bakony Mountains, 115 km from Budapest along route 8.

Veszprém, a city nestled where the Bakony Hills meet the Balaton Highlands, is one of Hungary’s most ancient settlements. Its historic Castle District offers a journey back in time, where visitors can wander along medieval streets and admire landmarks like the Gizella Chapel and St. Michael's Cathedral. With a history stretching back over 1,000 years, the Veszprém Archdiocese played a significant role in the founding of the Hungarian state.

The scenic Viaduct (Szent István völgyhíd) spanning the Séd stream valley is not only a major transport link but also one of the city’s most recognizable symbols. Veszprém boasts a vibrant cultural life centered around its castle and downtown areas. The city is home to numerous museums, galleries, and theaters, offering a wide range of cultural experiences.

In 2026, Veszprém was named a European Capital of Culture, further boosting its tourism and cultural programs. The Kittenberger Kálmán Zoo is a popular destination for families and nature lovers. The city's proximity to Lake Balaton makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the region.

Overall, Veszprém is a perfect destination for those seeking a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Website: https://www.veszpreminfo.hu/en