What to see in Pécs?

Gázi Kászim pasa dzsámija (Mosque of Pasha Qasim)

Gázi Kászim pasa dzsámija stands at the beating heart of Pécs, an ever-present witness to the rich swirl of peoples, beliefs, and cultures...

Jakováli Hasszán pasa dzsámija (Jakovali Hassan Mosque)

Jakováli Hasszán pasa dzsámija sits modestly in the heart of Pécs, Hungary, quietly bearing witness to the ebb and flow of Central European...

Zsolnay Kulturális Negyed (Zsolnay Cultural Quarter)

Zsolnay Kulturális Negyed in the dynamic city of Pécs is not your typical cultural hub—this sprawling creative district is a quirky, invigorating patchwork...

Ókeresztény Mauzóleum (Early Christian Necropolis)

Pécs is one of those Hungarian cities that never really seems to let go of its history. You walk its cobbled streets and...

Pécsi Székesegyház (Pécs Cathedral)

Pécsi Székesegyház, or the Cathedral of Pécs, is easily one of the most captivating treasures tucked away in the south of Hungary. If...

Szent István tér (St. Stephen Square)

Szent István tér in Pécs is one of those places that manages to capture a remarkable spread of history, city life, and local...

Pécsi Janus Pannonius Múzeum (Janus Pannonius Museum of Pécs)

Pécs is a city that wears its culture on its sleeve. Nestled between rolling hills in Hungary’s sunniest corner, the city bursts with...

Barbakán bástya (Barbican Bastion)

Barbakán bástya, or the Barbican Bastion, isn’t just a fortress wall—it’s a chapter straight out of history standing proud in the enchanting city...

Places of interest in Pécs