Southern Transdanubia
Pécs
Mediterranean light, Roman tombs and Zsolnay ceramics.
A sunny university city on the slopes of the Mecsek hills with layers of history: an Early Christian necropolis on the UNESCO World Heritage List, an Ottoman-era mosque turned church, and the iridescent ceramics of the Zsolnay factory.
Highlights
- Early Christian Necropolis (UNESCO)
- The Mosque of Pasha Qasim on Széchenyi Square
- Zsolnay Cultural Quarter
- Walks in the Mecsek hills
Places in Pécs
Early Christian Necropolis
4th-century painted tombs of Roman Sopianae, a UNESCO site.
Mosque of Pasha Qasim
An Ottoman mosque turned Catholic church on the main square.
Pécs Cathedral
A four-towered cathedral with a richly painted interior.
Zsolnay Cultural Quarter
The restored porcelain factory site, now a cultural district.
Mecsek Hills & TV Tower
Forested hills right above the city, with a lookout tower.
On the map
Where to eat in Pécs
Near the sights. Places with a traditional Hungarian feel come first.
Mátyás király vendéglő
Hungarian style
Ferencesek utcája 7
Iparos kisvendéglő
Hungarian style
Kalamáris vendéglő
Hungarian style
Fordan Center
Local · Italian
Bajcsy-Zsilinszky utca 14-16
Állatkert Étterem, Büfé
Burgers
Ángyán János utca 1
Elefántos étterem és pizzéria
Italian
Jókai tér 6
Főnix pizzéria
Hunyadi János utca 2
Fusion Grill
Indian · Mexican
Klimó György utca 5
Mandala Étterem
Namaste Indian Restaurant
Indian
Citrom utca 18
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