Ajka

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European Mobility Week 2026: Programs in Ajka Experience
Ajka
Wednesday, 16 September 2026 - Tuesday, 22 September 2026 Get Moving, Ajka! – European Mobility Week 2026 From September 16–22, 2026, Ajka will join the European Mobility Week program for the 12th time, with the goal of promoting sustainable, healthy, and environmentally friendly transportation. What Can You Do? Choose a bike, scooter, or walking instead of a car. These options aren’t just more fun—they’re also much more environmentally friendly: *They reduce air pollution *They produce less noise *They get you there faster *And they’re even good for your health Change starts with small steps: One day by bike—for a tomorrow with cleaner air! A walk together—for a calmer, more livable city! Sustainable transportation isn’t just important for one week—but we can start together right now! Get Moving, Ajka—Your Steps Count, Too! #EuropeanMobilityWeek2026 #Ajka Click here for the program:
Bicycle Parade and Car-Free Day in Ajka Family and Kids' Programs
Ajka
Tuesday, 22 September 2026 16:30 - 17:30 On September 22, 2026, we’re holding a bike parade to raise awareness about the importance of cycling. We’ll meet in Ajka, at the Városliget parking lot. Route: Korányi Street – Tűzoltó Street – Béke Street – Alkotmány Street – Deák Ferenc Street, leading to the center of Ajka, the Agora. We welcome everyone on bikes—let’s ride together for a greener, more livable Ajka!

Phone: +36-88-521100
Email address: jegyzo@hivatal.ajka.hu
Website: https://www.ajka.hu/

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Introduction

Ajka is one of the most prominent cities in Veszprém County, where historical heritage and modern urban development blend seamlessly. Religious and architectural landmarks on Templom Hill, natural features in City Park, and contemporary art programs all enrich the city’s cultural life. Sports facilities—including a swimming pool, ice rink, and hiking trails—are available for all age groups.

Location & Accessibility

Ajka is accessible via Main Route 8 and the Budapest–Székesfehérvár–Szombathely/Zalaegerszeg railway line. The city center hosts a regional bus hub, and the local transit and bike path network provide easy access throughout the area. Central districts are walkable, with several infrastructure improvements—such as the accessible bridge on Béke Street—supporting mobility.

Description source: Municipality website.