Fifty years ago, turbines rumbled here, generating electricity inside the 6,000-square-meter hall lined with glass bricks. By day, it’s a monumental exhibition space; by night, an iconic rave venue - the cultural gravitational center of the site.
Festival of sound and vision.
27.–30.08
Festival of sound and vision.
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Ben Klock (DE) MARRØN (NL) Quelza (FR) Sandwell District (GB) Дeva James K (US) Kasper Marott (DK) D.Dan (US/KR) Alarico (IT) Loscil (CA) Kalte Liebe (DE) Isu + Sikztah Überkikz + Future.666 (DE) Killatk (BR) Buzz Kull Technokool + Akác Marambá (BR) Lenkke_ Cormac (GB) Alpha Tracks + Dina (AT+CA) Extrawelt (DE) Feral (IT) Sadsvit (UA) Acidpach (FR) Farseer (AUS) Woody92 (NL) Nova Gravity Dorota + Akos V Makrohang TELEϟPORT Slym + Szoliver Fllozz Rollator Rozalina + Subotage Pneumatix (RO) Erro Tekno Elhárítási Központ Baco Mateosz + TB swanasa Réti Virág MöB Krudy C girlhood Laka + Lkts_z NEUX (GE) Zavogaa + Auerbach ANYA ROMOKBAN 3000 Varázsló Gaston Fiore (AR) Irgum Burgum Dokin Ben Elfed Nautis Jáky Chen + Mkls DJ Reload Vava (live) Kiuz + Arash Ete CVRDWELL Gingershot + Klpflrtpr Adistu (RO) Anni Kinnunen (FI) Cape Sante (IT) DVX NVX eszeveszett Forgách Emma István Dukai Lightform Lukas Truniger & Bruce Yoder (CH/US) Maotik (FR) Radiante Light Art Studio (ES) Soviet Monday Sven Sauer (DE) Timaeus (NL) Weiler Péter yibai x Fausto Mercier
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MISSION
INOTA is not a point in time, but an architecture of overlapping, dynamic historical layers: a unique place where the industrial heritage of the socialist past, the creative energies of the present, and visions of the future still searching for their forms coexist at once.
ENTER THE
The (not so) smaller brother of the Turbine Hall is one of our most important installation spaces where winding pipes and staircases merge into a large-scale industrial organism.
Our chill oasis transforms into the main dance floor from afternoon till dawn, under a light-pollution-free sky.
The 60-meter cooling towers dominating the skyline once cooled water in a closed-loop system using air condensation, recirculating the chilled liquid back into operation. During our festival, they host a new light installation every year.
In 2026, PERIPHERIA unfolds across three full days as a crucible of the most radical music genres: hardcore, breakcore, mental tek, psytek, hardtek, and hi-tech converge at the foot of the three cooling towers, with international artists and Hungarian producers alike, while the stage itself also functions as a striking visual installation.
The Depo highlights INOTA’s workshop- and small exhibition space character, located along the route leading toward the back areas of the site.
In the largest courtyard of the dieselpunk-flavored industrial area, you can ease into the evening under a Bedouin tent, guided by slower, more mystical rhythms, as the setting sun paints the landscape behind the three towers.
The power plant included a housing estate - Inota even had its own postcode - and a beach and a community centre were also built for the families of the workers. In the foyer of the latter, 1950s mosaics by Gyula Hincz and Géza Fónyi welcome visitors to the theatre with its brutalist ceiling, said to have been the most acoustically sophisticated theatre in Central Europe at the time.
The former restaurant of the community center, home to the beautiful 1957 relief Körtánc (‘Round Dance’) by ceramic artist Margit Kovács.
INSTALLATIONS
FAQ
WHERE CAN I BUY TICKETS?
Tickets can be purchased online via the festival's official ticketing partner, Cooltix, at: https://cooltix.hu/b/inota-festival.
CAN I BUY TICKETS ON-SITE?
Yes. Provided the specific program is not sold out, tickets will be available at the venue.
CAN I SHOW MY TICKET ON MY PHONE?
Yes, presenting your ticket on your smartphone is sufficient for entry.
HOW CAN I PAY FOR TICKETS ON-SITE?
You can pay with cash, debit/credit card, or OTP SZÉP card.
HOW DO I PAY FOR THINGS INSIDE THE FESTIVAL AREA?
The festival is cashless. Payments can be made via debit/credit card or the FestiPay system.
I BOUGHT MY TICKET BUT DIDN'T RECEIVE AN EMAIL. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
First, check your spam folder. If you registered a Cooltix account, your ticket can also be found and downloaded by logging into your profile.
I BOUGHT MY TICKET BUT CANNOT DOWNLOAD IT. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Your ticket is available at any time within your Cooltix account.
WHERE IS THE EXHIBITION AND FESTIVAL LOCATED?
The INOTA Festival is held at the Inota Power Plant near Várpalota.
HOW DO I GET TO THE FESTIVAL?
The venue is accessible by car, bus, and train.
WILL THERE BE FESTIVAL SHUTTLE BUSES?
Yes, special shuttle services will run between Budapest and Inota, as well as from the local train station to the festival grounds. Schedules and ticketing details will be published later.
IS PARKING AVAILABLE?
Yes, there is a designated parking area located outside the festival grounds.
WILL THERE BE A TAXI SERVICE?
Yes, a taxi service will be available at the entrance.
WHAT IS THE FÉNYERŐMŰ EXHIBITION?
FÉNYERŐMŰ is a large-scale audiovisual exhibition held within the spaces of the Inota Power Plant.
DO I NEED A SEPARATE TICKET FOR THE EXHIBITION?
Yes. The exhibition requires a separate ticket, which does not grant entry to the festival programs.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO SEE THE EXHIBITION?
It typically takes 60–90 minutes to walk through.
ARE THERE GUIDED TOURS?
While the exhibition is designed for self-guided exploration, guided tours are available and require a separate ticket.
CAN CHILDREN VISIT THE EXHIBITION?
Yes, children can visit under parental supervision, keeping in mind the industrial nature of the site.
CAN I BRING A DOG TO THE EXHIBITION?
Yes, dogs on a leash are permitted. However, the area is large and local wildlife may be present, so please stay alert.
LOST & FOUND DURING THE EXHIBITION:
Lost items can be handed in or claimed at the entry point.
ARE THERE SHUTTLE BUSES DURING THE EXHIBITION PERIOD?
No. Special shuttles only run during the festival. During the exhibition-only days, the site is accessible via scheduled VOLÁN bus services; the entry point is approximately a 5-minute walk from the official bus stop.
IS THERE PARKING FOR THE EXHIBITION?
Yes, a designated parking lot is available for visitors.
WHEN CAN I ENTER THE FESTIVAL AREA?
Daily entry is valid from 14:00 (2:00 PM) until 10:00 AM the following day.
CAN I LEAVE AND RE-ENTER THE FESTIVAL?
Yes. Day tickets allow for re-entry within their validity period, and festival passes allow free movement in and out throughout the entire duration.
CAN I BRING A DOG DURING THE FESTIVAL?
During the festival, only assistance dogs are allowed. Requirements: leash, muzzle, and proof of valid rabies vaccination.
ARE THERE LOCKERS OR LUGGAGE STORAGE?
Yes, a luggage and valuables storage service will be operating during the festival.
WHERE CAN I INQUIRE ABOUT LOST ITEMS?
During the festival, check the Information Desk for lost property.
CAN I CHARGE MY PHONE AT THE FESTIVAL?
Yes, phone charging points will be available on-site.
WILL THERE BE MERCH?
Yes, there will be a dedicated merchandise stall on the festival grounds.
WHERE IS THE INFORMATION POINT?
There is an info point on-site where you can ask for help, check for lost items, or get general program information.
IS THERE A TOBACCO SHOP ON-SITE?
No, there is no dedicated tobacco shop within the festival area.
CAN MINORS (UNDER 18) ATTEND?
Yes, but only when accompanied by an adult. After 22:00 (10:00 PM), entry is restricted to those aged 18 and over.
IS THERE A CAMPSITE?
Yes, a camping area is available in connection with the festival.
WHEN CAN I MOVE INTO THE CAMPSITE?
The campsite opens on Thursday, August 27 at 14:00 and remains open until Sunday at 12:00 following the end of the festival.
ARE THERE DAY PASSES FOR CAMPING?
No, the camping ticket is valid for the entire duration of the festival.
CAN I BRING FOOD/DRINKS INTO THE CAMPSITE?
Bringing your own food into the camping area may be permitted, but rules may vary.
CAN I BRING ALCOHOL INTO THE CAMPSITE?
Alcohol may be brought into the campsite in limited quantities.
WILL THERE BE LOCKERS IN THE CAMPSITE?
A separate valuables storage may be available within the camping area.
WHAT KIND OF FOOD WILL BE AVAILABLE?
A variety of street food and gastronomic options are expected, including vegetarian and other special dietary choices.
CAN I BRING FOOD OR DRINKS INTO THE FESTIVAL?
Restrictions apply to bringing outside food and drinks into the festival area (refer to the House Rules).
Commercial quantities of food or tobacco are not permitted.
WHERE CAN I GET DRINKING WATER?
Drinking water stations will be available throughout the festival area.
IS THE POWER PLANT AREA SAFE?
Areas open to the public have been made safe. Please follow all signs and staff instructions. Entering "Restricted" or "Closed" areas is strictly forbidden.
WHAT FOOTWEAR SHOULD I WEAR?
Closed-toe shoes are required as the ground is uneven.
WHAT IS THE TERRAIN LIKE?
The site is a partly hilly and uneven industrial terrain. Expect temperatures to be colder than average at night.
IS THE SITE ACCESSIBLE?
As a former industrial site, it is not fully accessible. Some parts of the exhibition can be reached by wheelchair, but terrain conditions are not ideal everywhere, and some installations are only accessible via stairs. During the festival, movement may be further restricted by crowds.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
Closed shoes, a reusable water bottle, a flashlight, warm clothing, and a raincoat.
IS THERE A RAIN PLAN?
Yes, several covered halls and indoor spaces are available.
ARE THERE RESTROOMS?
Yes, there are portable restrooms on-site, and facilities are also available in the Community Center (Művelődési Ház).
IS THERE MOBILE RECEPTION/INTERNET?
Yes, mobile signal boosters help maintain connectivity.
CAN I TAKE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS?
Yes, photography and filming are permitted. However, drones may only be used with prior written permission.
WILL THERE BE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHY?
Yes, official photo and video documentation will be recorded during the event.
WHERE CAN I ASK FOR HELP?
Feel free to approach festival staff. During the exhibition, volunteers in distinctive clothing will also be present to help.
HOW IS WASTE HANDLED?
Selective waste bins are located on-site. Free pocket ashtrays are also available at the entrance.
Festival of sound and vision.
27.–30.08
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Ben Klock (DE) MARRØN (NL) Quelza (FR) Sandwell District (GB) Дeva James K (US) Kasper Marott (DK) D.Dan (US/KR) Alarico (IT) Loscil (CA) Kalte Liebe (DE) Isu + Sikztah Überkikz + Future.666 (DE) Killatk (BR) Buzz Kull Technokool + Akác Marambá (BR) Lenkke_ Cormac (GB) Alpha Tracks + Dina (AT+CA) Extrawelt (DE) Feral (IT) Sadsvit (UA) Acidpach (FR) Farseer (AUS) Woody92 (NL) Nova Gravity Dorota + Akos V Makrohang TELEϟPORT Slym + Szoliver Fllozz Rollator Rozalina + Subotage Pneumatix (RO) Erro Tekno Elhárítási Központ Baco Mateosz + TB swanasa Réti Virág MöB Krudy C girlhood Laka + Lkts_z NEUX (GE) Zavogaa + Auerbach ANYA ROMOKBAN 3000 Varázsló Gaston Fiore (AR) Irgum Burgum Dokin Ben Elfed Nautis Jáky Chen + Mkls DJ Reload Vava (live) Kiuz + Arash Ete CVRDWELL Gingershot + Klpflrtpr Adistu (RO) Anni Kinnunen (FI) Cape Sante (IT) DVX NVX eszeveszett Forgách Emma István Dukai Lightform Lukas Truniger & Bruce Yoder (CH/US) Maotik (FR) Radiante Light Art Studio (ES) Soviet Monday Sven Sauer (DE) Timaeus (NL) Weiler Péter yibai x Fausto Mercier
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MISSION
INOTA is not a point in time, but an architecture of overlapping, dynamic historical layers: a unique place where the industrial heritage of the socialist past, the creative energies of the present, and visions of the future still searching for their forms coexist at once.
LOCATION
The thermal power plant of Inota (Google Maps), was the largest industrial investment in Hungary in the 50s, and at its peak it could have supplied the whole of Budapest with electricity.
Not only are its three huge, illustrious cooling towers familiar to anyone driving to Lake Balaton from the capital, but it is also worth knowing that their novel water-cooling technology was a revolutionary innovation at the time, winning engineers László Heller and László Forgó the Grand Prix at the 1958 Brussels World Exhibition.
Thanks to Inota, these uniquely shaped cooling towers soon became widespread throughout the world.
POWER PLANT AREA
TURBINE HALL
Fifty years ago, turbines rumbled here, generating electricity inside the 6,000-square-meter hall lined with glass bricks. By day, it’s a monumental exhibition space; by night, an iconic rave venue - the cultural gravitational center of the site.
HEATING ROOM
The (not so) smaller brother of the Turbine Hall is one of our most important installation spaces where winding pipes and staircases merge into a large-scale industrial organism.
BEDOUIN
In the largest courtyard of the dieselpunk-flavored industrial area, you can ease into the evening under a Bedouin tent, guided by slower, more mystical rhythms, as the setting sun paints the landscape behind the three towers.
COOLING TOWER
The 60-meter cooling towers dominating the skyline once cooled water in a closed-loop system using air condensation, recirculating the chilled liquid back into operation. During our festival, they host a new light installation every year.
GROVE
Our chill oasis transforms into the main dance floor from afternoon till dawn, under a light-pollution-free sky.
PERIPHERIA
In 2026, PERIPHERIA unfolds across three full days as a crucible of the most radical music genres: hardcore, breakcore, mental tek, psytek, hardtek, and hi-tech converge at the foot of the three cooling towers, with international artists and Hungarian producers alike, while the stage itself also functions as a striking visual installation.
DEPO
The Depo highlights INOTA’s workshop- and small exhibition space character, located along the route leading toward the back areas of the site.
COMMUNITY CENTER
AUDITORIUM
The power plant included a housing estate - Inota even had its own postcode - and a beach and a community centre were also built for the families of the workers. In the foyer of the latter, 1950s mosaics by Gyula Hincz and Géza Fónyi welcome visitors to the theatre with its brutalist ceiling, said to have been the most acoustically sophisticated theatre in Central Europe at the time.
CANTEEN
The former restaurant of the community center, home to the beautiful 1957 relief Körtánc (‘Round Dance’) by ceramic artist Margit Kovács.
INSTALLATIONS
FAQ
WHERE CAN I BUY TICKETS?
Tickets can be purchased online via the festival's official ticketing partner, Cooltix, at: https://cooltix.hu/b/inota-festival.
CAN I BUY TICKETS ON-SITE?
Yes. Provided the specific program is not sold out, tickets will be available at the venue.
CAN I SHOW MY TICKET ON MY PHONE?
Yes, presenting your ticket on your smartphone is sufficient for entry.
HOW CAN I PAY FOR TICKETS ON-SITE?
You can pay with cash, debit/credit card, or OTP SZÉP card.
HOW DO I PAY FOR THINGS INSIDE THE FESTIVAL AREA?
The festival is cashless. Payments can be made via debit/credit card or the FestiPay system.
I BOUGHT MY TICKET BUT DIDN'T RECEIVE AN EMAIL. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
First, check your spam folder. If you registered a Cooltix account, your ticket can also be found and downloaded by logging into your profile.
I BOUGHT MY TICKET BUT CANNOT DOWNLOAD IT. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Your ticket is available at any time within your Cooltix account.
WHERE IS THE EXHIBITION AND FESTIVAL LOCATED?
The INOTA Festival is held at the Inota Power Plant near Várpalota.
HOW DO I GET TO THE FESTIVAL?
The venue is accessible by car, bus, and train.
WILL THERE BE FESTIVAL SHUTTLE BUSES?
Yes, special shuttle services will run between Budapest and Inota, as well as from the local train station to the festival grounds. Schedules and ticketing details will be published later.
IS PARKING AVAILABLE?
Yes, there is a designated parking area located outside the festival grounds.
WILL THERE BE A TAXI SERVICE?
Yes, a taxi service will be available at the entrance.
WHAT IS THE FÉNYERŐMŰ EXHIBITION?
FÉNYERŐMŰ is a large-scale audiovisual exhibition held within the spaces of the Inota Power Plant.
DO I NEED A SEPARATE TICKET FOR THE EXHIBITION?
Yes. The exhibition requires a separate ticket, which does not grant entry to the festival programs.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO SEE THE EXHIBITION?
It typically takes 60–90 minutes to walk through.
ARE THERE GUIDED TOURS?
While the exhibition is designed for self-guided exploration, guided tours are available and require a separate ticket.
CAN CHILDREN VISIT THE EXHIBITION?
Yes, children can visit under parental supervision, keeping in mind the industrial nature of the site.
CAN I BRING A DOG TO THE EXHIBITION?
Yes, dogs on a leash are permitted. However, the area is large and local wildlife may be present, so please stay alert.
LOST & FOUND DURING THE EXHIBITION:
Lost items can be handed in or claimed at the entry point.
ARE THERE SHUTTLE BUSES DURING THE EXHIBITION PERIOD?
No. Special shuttles only run during the festival. During the exhibition-only days, the site is accessible via scheduled VOLÁN bus services; the entry point is approximately a 5-minute walk from the official bus stop.
IS THERE PARKING FOR THE EXHIBITION?
Yes, a designated parking lot is available for visitors.
WHEN CAN I ENTER THE FESTIVAL AREA?
Daily entry is valid from 14:00 (2:00 PM) until 10:00 AM the following day.
CAN I LEAVE AND RE-ENTER THE FESTIVAL?
Yes. Day tickets allow for re-entry within their validity period, and festival passes allow free movement in and out throughout the entire duration.
CAN I BRING A DOG DURING THE FESTIVAL?
During the festival, only assistance dogs are allowed. Requirements: leash, muzzle, and proof of valid rabies vaccination.
ARE THERE LOCKERS OR LUGGAGE STORAGE?
Yes, a luggage and valuables storage service will be operating during the festival.
WHERE CAN I INQUIRE ABOUT LOST ITEMS?
During the festival, check the Information Desk for lost property.
CAN I CHARGE MY PHONE AT THE FESTIVAL?
Yes, phone charging points will be available on-site.
WILL THERE BE MERCH?
Yes, there will be a dedicated merchandise stall on the festival grounds.
WHERE IS THE INFORMATION POINT?
There is an info point on-site where you can ask for help, check for lost items, or get general program information.
IS THERE A TOBACCO SHOP ON-SITE?
No, there is no dedicated tobacco shop within the festival area.
CAN MINORS (UNDER 18) ATTEND?
Yes, but only when accompanied by an adult. After 22:00 (10:00 PM), entry is restricted to those aged 18 and over.
IS THERE A CAMPSITE?
Yes, a camping area is available in connection with the festival.
WHEN CAN I MOVE INTO THE CAMPSITE?
The campsite opens on Thursday, August 27 at 14:00 and remains open until Sunday at 12:00 following the end of the festival.
ARE THERE DAY PASSES FOR CAMPING?
No, the camping ticket is valid for the entire duration of the festival.
CAN I BRING FOOD/DRINKS INTO THE CAMPSITE?
Bringing your own food into the camping area may be permitted, but rules may vary.
CAN I BRING ALCOHOL INTO THE CAMPSITE?
Alcohol may be brought into the campsite in limited quantities.
WILL THERE BE LOCKERS IN THE CAMPSITE?
A separate valuables storage may be available within the camping area.
WHAT KIND OF FOOD WILL BE AVAILABLE?
A variety of street food and gastronomic options are expected, including vegetarian and other special dietary choices.
CAN I BRING FOOD OR DRINKS INTO THE FESTIVAL?
Restrictions apply to bringing outside food and drinks into the festival area (refer to the House Rules).
Commercial quantities of food or tobacco are not permitted.
WHERE CAN I GET DRINKING WATER?
Drinking water stations will be available throughout the festival area.
IS THE POWER PLANT AREA SAFE?
Areas open to the public have been made safe. Please follow all signs and staff instructions. Entering "Restricted" or "Closed" areas is strictly forbidden.
WHAT FOOTWEAR SHOULD I WEAR?
Closed-toe shoes are required as the ground is uneven.
WHAT IS THE TERRAIN LIKE?
The site is a partly hilly and uneven industrial terrain. Expect temperatures to be colder than average at night.
IS THE SITE ACCESSIBLE?
As a former industrial site, it is not fully accessible. Some parts of the exhibition can be reached by wheelchair, but terrain conditions are not ideal everywhere, and some installations are only accessible via stairs. During the festival, movement may be further restricted by crowds.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
Closed shoes, a reusable water bottle, a flashlight, warm clothing, and a raincoat.
IS THERE A RAIN PLAN?
Yes, several covered halls and indoor spaces are available.
ARE THERE RESTROOMS?
Yes, there are portable restrooms on-site, and facilities are also available in the Community Center (Művelődési Ház).
IS THERE MOBILE RECEPTION/INTERNET?
Yes, mobile signal boosters help maintain connectivity.
CAN I TAKE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS?
Yes, photography and filming are permitted. However, drones may only be used with prior written permission.
WILL THERE BE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHY?
Yes, official photo and video documentation will be recorded during the event.
WHERE CAN I ASK FOR HELP?
Feel free to approach festival staff. During the exhibition, volunteers in distinctive clothing will also be present to help.
HOW IS WASTE HANDLED?
Selective waste bins are located on-site. Free pocket ashtrays are also available at the entrance.