Pannonhalma · Hungary
UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996Pannonhalma Archabbey tickets: 3,200 HUF
Main adult ticket: Abbey admission (13th-century basilica and crypt, 15th-century cloister and 19th-century library building). Every ticket type is listed here, checked on the official site in October 2026.
Part of the World Heritage site Benedictine Abbey of Pannonhalma.
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- Abbey admission (13th-century basilica and crypt, 15th-century cloister and 19th-century library building)Students and over-65s HUF 2,300. Audio guide HUF 900 extra. In 2027: adults HUF 3,400, students and over-65s HUF 2,4003,200 HUF
- Family ticket (2 adults and their children under 18)In 2027: HUF 7,3006,900 HUF
- Abbey admission during liturgical events that change the visiting timesStudents and over-65s HUF 1,150; family HUF 3,450. In 2027: adults HUF 1,700, students and over-65s HUF 1,200, family HUF 3,7001,600 HUF
- Abbey admission with a guided tour in Hungarian, at set timesStudents and over-65s HUF 2,800; family HUF 9,000. In 2027: adults HUF 4,500, students and over-65s HUF 2,900, family HUF 9,5004,300 HUF
- Abbey winery visit with a tasting of 3 wines5 wines HUF 6,000; 7 wines HUF 7,500; without tasting HUF 2,300. In 2027: 3 wines HUF 5,500, 5 wines HUF 6,500, 7 wines HUF 8,000, without tasting HUF 2,5005,000 HUF
Main ticket 3,200 HUF (about US$10 · £7, 2026-10-23 rates)
Checked October 2026 on the official site
Free entry
Children below school age go free.
Opening hours
Usually Tuesday to Sunday, closed Mondays: September and October 9am to 4pm; March to May 9am to 5pm; June to August daily 9am to 6pm; November and December Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 3:30pm; January and February Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 4pm. Closed 24–26 and 31 December and 1 January. The ticket office closes an hour before closing; times change for services and events.
Booking
Buy on the day or online ahead (tickets valid three months; no queue-jumping). Enter at the Tourist entrance on the castle promenade. Wheelchair users should arrange a visit in advance.
World Heritage site
Part of Benedictine Abbey of Pannonhalma, on UNESCO's list since 1996. Listed as a landmark of its kind.
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Nearby
Within 100 km (62 miles), as the crow flies.
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Questions
How much does it cost to visit the Pannonhalma Archabbey?
The main adult ticket (Abbey admission (13th-century basilica and crypt, 15th-century cloister and 19th-century library building)) costs 3,200 HUF, about US$10 · £7. Prices were checked on the official website in October 2026.
Can you visit the Pannonhalma Archabbey for free?
Children below school age go free.
When is the Pannonhalma Archabbey open?
Usually Tuesday to Sunday, closed Mondays: September and October 9am to 4pm; March to May 9am to 5pm; June to August daily 9am to 6pm; November and December Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 3:30pm; January and February Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 4pm. Closed 24–26 and 31 December and 1 January. The ticket office closes an hour before closing; times change for services and events.
Do you need to book Pannonhalma Archabbey tickets in advance?
Buy on the day or online ahead (tickets valid three months; no queue-jumping). Enter at the Tourist entrance on the castle promenade. Wheelchair users should arrange a visit in advance.
Is the Pannonhalma Archabbey a World Heritage site?
Yes: it's part of the World Heritage site Benedictine Abbey of Pannonhalma, on UNESCO's list since 1996, listed as a landmark of its kind.