This year’s Eurobowl brings more than just competition, it brings atmosphere. The two official pitches are designed to immerse you in Hungary’s rich history. One echoes the Hunyadi era, with castle-like visuals and a nod to medieval heroism. The other draws from the spirit of the early Hungarian adventurers, evoking a time of wild frontiers and fearless riders.
This year’s Eurobowl takes place in the heart of Budapest, a city full of charm, history, and great food. Whether you’re bringing family, planning to explore after the matches, or staying a few extra days to unwind, this guide is here to help. From must-see landmarks to local favorites and easy day trips, we’re gathering the best things to do in and around the city. You’ll also get a first look at the venue with some early work-in-progress renders included in this article.
We have a saying in hungarian that something is “rare as a white raven”. It is a 1:30000 chance… may Nuffle bless you with plenty on the field.
