Explore the rich history and cultural tapestry of Pécs, Hungary, a city founded by the Romans. Discover ancient Christian tombs, towering cathedrals, and fascinating Ottoman-era mosques that have been repurposed through the ages. This collection offers a glimpse into Pécs' unique architectural heritage, from its central squares to its surrounding natural beauty.
National Theater
The National Theater in Pécs is a historic venue where the author performed as a child.
Mecsek
Mecsek is a nearby mountain range where the author enjoyed sledding as a child.
Early Christian Mausoleum
The Early Christian Mausoleum in Pécs is known for its ancient frescoed tombs.
Pécs Cathedral
Pécs Cathedral is a prominent landmark that dominates the city's skyline from Szent István Square.
Szent István Square
Szent István Square is a central gathering place in Pécs, overlooked by the Pécs Cathedral.
Mosque of Pasha Gazi Kasim
The Mosque of Pasha Gazi Kasim, built during the Ottoman era, now serves as a Catholic church.