A Southern Gem of History and Culture

Situated in southern Hungary, Pécs is a city where centuries of Roman, Ottoman, and Hungarian influences blend seamlessly. Its historical significance shines through the Early Christian Necropolis, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring well-preserved Roman burial chambers adorned with intricate frescoes.

The city’s Ottoman heritage is evident in landmarks like the Mosque of Pasha Qasim, now a Catholic church, showcasing striking architectural fusion. Stroll along Király Street, the city’s lively promenade, where modern cafés, shops, and galleries coexist with historic buildings. Pécs is also renowned for its cultural scene, exemplified by the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter, home to art exhibitions, workshops, and the legacy of Zsolnay ceramics.

Surrounded by the rolling Mecsek Hills, Pécs offers a perfect mix of natural beauty and urban charm. Whether you’re exploring its vibrant cultural offerings or delving into its storied past, our portal will guide you to the best restaurants, accommodations, and tailored itineraries for your visit.