Top 50 things to do and attractions in Pecs

Was a pleasant walk to the cultural center from the town centre. A really quaint and colourful area with small shops and artisans working on their crafts. Also a planetarium on site. A must see in Pécs.

Breathtaking exhibition. The quarter alone is beautiful.

We only went to see the Gyugyi Collection, and it is absolutely beautiful. Definitely worth the visit and the exhibition itself deserves a 5-star rating. The problem is that the cultural complex has no info in English, or any other language, except Hungarian, and that includes info on prices, tickets, as well as directions. The complex is meant for tourists, and they seem to be going out of their way to make tourists feel unwelcome. No matter which exhibition you decide to go to, you should walk through the entire complex, as the buildings and the surroundings there are amazing. However, their service is the opposite :(

Very cool to visit even if you don't have time to go inside the buildings. Unique style that is a lovely update on Art Deco style. I hear it’s a great events space . Worth a visit or event for sure. Near the center of town.

Very cute neighborhood. Did my run through there. Didn't go into any of the galleries, doesn't look like there is any visitors anyway

Beautiful place with many different ceramic sculptures,good for sightseeing and relaxing

I went on a very quiet day so there was no issue getting around or seeing the exhibits. I really enjoyed the exhibits. If.you are a teacher, don't forget to mention it so you can get a discounted ticket.

There was a service there when we visited, so it was closed for tourists. The entrance door is very interesting. There is something about leaves in Pecs, but we didn't quite understand what :)

This is a wonderful place to attend Mass, offering a peaceful and reverent atmosphere. The church itself is absolutely beautiful, with stunning architecture and intricate details that inspire a sense of awe and reflection. Whether you're a regular churchgoer or a visitor, it's a spiritually uplifting experience in a truly remarkable setting.

We didn’t go inside Pécs Cathedral, but even just walking around the outside was pretty awesome. The architecture is stunning—massive, elegant, and full of history. You can feel how old and important the place is just from the vibe it gives off. What really made the visit cool was exploring the ruins nearby. They’re tucked around the cathedral and give you this real sense of ancient layers—like you’re walking through different parts of history. Super atmospheric. Great photo ops, too. Definitely worth stopping by, even if you're not doing the full tour. Makes you want to come back and explore more next time!

All I can say is WOW! I have visited hundreds of churches in all my travels around the globe and this one ranks in the top 10. Who would have ever thought that a small city like Pécs would have such a gem. So worth visiting and taking a walk up the tower. Absolutely loved this place. Incredibly highly recommended. Cannot be missed!!!

Absolutely breathtaking! ⛪✨ Pécs Cathedral is a masterpiece of architecture and history. The interior is stunning 📸🌄 A true gem of the city! 💎

Beautiful Cathedral. You can even go up the tower on the South Side. Amazing views from the tower.

Stunning city! Love every minute of the holiday!! Love the place, beautiful architecture and a very nice walk around. If you want some facts about Pecs main attractions and some drone footage of the place I love, head to YouTube @pumalypp

What are massive surprise for uncultured Geordie… having never heard of Csontváry I was very excited to discover this museum. I had my dog with me, which I thought would be a problem. However, Ava, the amazing lady on reception offered to keep him behind the reception. He is very well trained and exceptionally patient. I’m not sure this service would be offered for your average untrained noisy dog. However, I must say a massive thanks to Eva. The exhibition is brilliant. It covers examples from the full range of his career. The pencil sketches are experimental and represent immediate that he was not himself all together comfortable in. However, they are amazing. The classics as I’ve now discovered are on full display, including an awe, inspiring rendering of the Tatra mountains. This is definitely the highlight of my visit in Hungary. The entry ticket was about €15 And well worth it.

Very small museum (5 rooms). Nearly the entire collection is here on Google reviews. Some very large paintings. At about $5 entry fee, it's expensive for a small collection (hopefully the Louvre won't charge $1 per gallery!)

Definitely needs to visit this museum!

All of his most famous pieces are prominently displayed, along with some great sketches I had not seen. Nice large spaces, but only accessible up some significant stairs, so not for the walking impaired.

What a delight this exhibition offers. A pinch of alienation, a kind of budding surrealism is applied to the representations of humans mostly playing secondary roles on paintings. Expect large canvases with bold colours and intense contrasts spearheading future abstract forms as the XXth century advances towards avant-garde art movements. Your senses will be captured mostly by depictions of nature and its underlying stories. You need space to acquire sensations transmitted by the paintings and here you will have plenty of them. This is a unique collection from an amateur painter that has his own peculiar place in art history. In spite of this all what brought me down is how the Museum is administered. You have to turn the wheel of time 50 years back to get what I mean. All so socialist. What a pity.

Small but great collection

Spent about an hour here. There is not a lot to see. Some very very large murals, colourful and interesting pictures by a single artist. He has a mostly colourful almost gaudily vivid style in many of his paintings with a naive distorted scale and perspective in many of them reminiscent of other more famous painters of the same era. Csontváry was a mostly self taught Artist who travelled outside Hungary extensively and was unappreciated and dismissed by Hungarians until 30 or so years after his death. An interesting scale replica of the Hungarian Crown is in the stairwell and interesting to see, especially if you have seen the original in the parliament. As a tourist it was affordable but I expect for locals it is quite pricey.

Visited this museum (20.02.25) after being introduced to Victor Vasarely’s work in a County Art teacher’s training session… by luck, it just so happens I was visiting Budapest shortly afterwards, so got to see his wonderful artwork up close. What a wonderful gallery (museum). Fairly modest in size but packed with so many beautiful paintings, sketches and collages of Vasarely’s work, from his flat geometric work to his incredible op art. The colours, the precision and the patience are truly awe-inspiring. The staff were helpful and friendly as the ambiance was calm and serene. Other modern artists were also featured which complemented the style of Vasarely so well and you can see his clear influence. The curator asked where I came from (England) and commented on the fact they only seem to get French or English other than Hungarians… so I just want to spread the word further… to all nationalities, if you are in Budapest , love abstract geometric art and op art the Victor Vasarely Museum is the place to go.

This is a place which is worth visiting, at least I still remember the first time 30 or more years ago. Even the kids love it. Well maintained, cosy small museum with these great pieces of art. Even the gate of the front yard is nice.

Fantastic collection on abstract and space/shape explorer Victor Vasarely, lover of optical illusions, colour explorations and textile craft. Museum is nicely planned with a sort of chronological order so to appreciate the evolution in his vision. It doesn't overwhelm you with countless rooms, and you can focus on just what's necessary on every wall. If you enjoy themes of colour, shape and abstract scenery and reflect on their nature, this is a place for you to explore. There's a small shop where you can buy postcards, magnets, small crafts and some more. Staff is friendly and helpful!

A good spot to loosen up and relieve tension. Vasarely’s artwork is pleasing in my eyes and super satisfying to see! Great collection and has a cozy vibe. The Museum also sells merchandise (like masks, shirts, etc.) with Vasarely’s pieces in it and it's beautiful. If you decide to go here, the Museum offers different prices (for students it is discounted) and they will offer you an extra fee if you want to take pictures of the artwork.

I liked very much the work specially of Claire Vasarely

The museum, dedicated to the work of Victor Vasarely, the founder of Op-Art, costs about €6, with an additional small fee for taking photos, bringing my total to around €7.50. It presents an extensive collection of his works, known for their geometric shapes and optical effects. The museum itself is very exciting if you enjoy this type of art. I took many pictures and really liked it. Depending on how busy it is, you might have the rooms to yourself. It was quiet when I visited, but there was a small line at the ticket counter when I left. I was there around 4:30 PM and spent about 30 to 45 minutes in the museum. A fascinating visit for those interested in modern art and optical illusions.

Interesting, but not as good as the Csontváry museum.

Széchenyi Square is hands down one of my favorite spots in Pécs. It’s got everything—history, chill vibes, and that gorgeous old mosque-turned-church right in the middle. The whole square is lined with cafés and cool buildings, and there's always something interesting going on. I happened to visit during Zsolnay Fényfesztivál, and it totally brought the place to life! Live music, food stalls, people dancing—it felt like the whole city came out to celebrate. The atmosphere was electric but still cozy enough to relax with a coffee and people-watch. At night, the lights and the buzz made it even more magical. If you're ever in Pécs, make sure to swing by the square—especially if there's a festival happening. It’s an experience you won’t forget!

This square is simply the most beautiful and essential part of Pécs. It's not just historical; it's where you truly feel the city's pulse. It's dominated by the incredible Candlemas Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the impressive City Hall, which gives the square its grand, historical focal point. ​The square is lined with lovely cafés and restaurants, making it the perfect spot for relaxing and people-watching.

Széchenyi Square, the historic heart of Pécs, features beautiful old buildings, the iconic mosque church, lively events, and cozy cafes. A perfect place to enjoy the city’s rich history and charm

Period buildings and architecture, great place to spot and draw; very lively and pleasant

Beautiful place,with a beautiful mosque and many good taste restaurants!

Nice place. Especially at events like Light show 2025. Only one thing is uncomfortable in summer: the trees are small.

A historically interesting place, worth a visit. The indoor pools need renovation and updating, and the saunas are too small for the number of visitors. Definitely overpriced.

The performance was good, talented actors. The place was good even tho there where some places unavailable due lack or maintenance. Clean toilets.

The hall is fantastic with it's traditional style and dicorations, and stage capabilities. However, I recommend avoiding the far side balconies because the vision from there is limited.

Beautiful building, pecs is worth a stop, charing town, tons of history evem from the Roman days

A remarkable concert with Cameron Carpenter at the National Theater of Pécs

Whoever loves a good play, and loves old style architecture, this place is a must for them.

Beautiful from the outside. Seems only open during performances.

There was a great act, staff was helpful, actors were great

View was nice, 360 degrees and open. 1590ft per person. There's a lookout point below that's free that has a nice view too. There are some hikes in the area, so there are some other things to do too.

The Pécs TV Tower is a must-visit! The views from the observation deck are absolutely breathtaking—you can see all of Pécs and even distant mountains on a clear day. There's also a café where you can relax and enjoy the scenery. Great spot for photos. Totally worth the trip up the hill!

I expected more. You can't go up without an elevator operated by a girl who works at the entrance, and her workplace looks like a former toilet to me. The entrance fee is not expensive, but the view is nothing special either. We wanted to sit in the restaurant, but it was too hot and stuffy.

The Pécs TV Tower is a must-visit for its breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views over the city, the Mecsek Hills, and the distant plains, offering a unique perspective in every direction. Perched high on Misina Peak, it’s the perfect spot to take in the scenery while enjoying a coffee, a glass of wine, or even a meal in the rotating-style restaurant, making the experience as relaxing as it is unforgettable. There is elevator for faster access.

Great views of the surrounding area and cool on a hot day. Buy a ticket from the office downstairs then use the lift (there is a lift attendant) to go up. There is no information once you are up there, like which direction lake Balaton is in or what the various building are in the town. You have to use the lift both to get up and down.

Visit this place every year. Great place to see the whole Pecs city. There is a restaurant and above a terrace to see the magnificent view. On a clear day you can easily see over to Croatia and to give you a little secret what they dont tell you: if you go up in the evening and look over towards the city at the furthes point you should be able to see the street lights writing PECS across the town. Amazing.

Awesome 360 view of Pecs and surrounding areas

Didn't have the time to go inside, but the facade of the synagogue was very elegant and beautiful

Beautiful building which is preserved very well. Some nice architecture and decorative features and we had a great informative tour from Tibor. It's a recommended spot if you're in the area

Guy at the door charges money and then sits there watching TV at full volume Could be nice and tranquil if the guy used headphones... Instead it ain't

Absolutely beautiful synagogue

Its beautifull religious place. You can find a lot of information about the Judish community from the past decades in Pecs.

Surpassingly open and accessible. Worth to step by since it’s for free. Little screens text only available in Hungarian but physical boards in hu en de

Pretty boring to be honest.

The museum is very beautiful and contains a long and detailed history of ceramic making and how it arrived in the city of Leptich. The artworks are amazing and showcase a wide range of techniques used in ceramic production, some of which are unique to Hungary. There are several halls spread across two floors, and a visit typically takes between one to two hours. Everything was good, but I believe the place could use more staff and better air conditioning during the summer months, as the heat inside is unbearable and it ruins the experience. Additionally, more effort could be put into the shop section. I wanted to buy a souvenir, but the items on display were few and extremely expensive.

Was asked to pay extra to BRING my camera. Not to take pictures, not to sell pictures later, just to BRING what I carried on my person. How is that not outright discrimination? It's my choice what I wear, and what accessories. I left in dismay and will not return until such a practice stops!

Pouring rain in Pécs today so decided to go here. A real treat to see such beautiful porcelain which is both functional and decorative. The night before we watched a Hungarian movie with English subtitles. “Lover of the soil”. A fanciful costume drama based on the Zsolnay family. Do not expect to see a workshop or anything like that. This is a collection of art from a small time frame in Hungarian history.

Beautiful traditional products, really interesting factory visit with guided tours in several languages. The shops are fantastic showroom.

Beautiful and must see place when visiting Pecs. Old ceramic factory turned to public space is simply great place for family, company, romantic visit. Bonus points if you're visiting at spring ;)

Disappointing exhibition. Expected much more. They should make the exhibition more interactive, modern-style, thematically built-up.

We had a day ticket which allowed us to visit multiple museums- Porcelain museum was one of them. Perfect size, not too big and not too small, very informative and interesting.

Nice zoo, big selection of animals and close encounter with animals, located on the hillside, so as you go through the zoo you're going up the hill, might be demanding for people with baby strollers or people with disabilites. Parking is free, but it's unmarked on the side of the road, before and after the zoo entrance. Zoo map is paid extra 300ft.

Beautiful zoo, around 1 hour of watching interesting animals like zebras, monkeys, hippos etc. While driving to the zoo there is a stunning view on Pecs! Would recommend to everyone.

It wasn't crowded even though we were there on a weekend which is great because the kids could see all the animals. It's a wonderful place to visit gor kids. I especially liked the aquarium bit with the lovely sharks. Dedinitely recommend it.

Would recommend everyone to visit the zoo. So much to see, what ever animal you can think of you can see there. Many food and drink stands. Benches all around the whole zoo. Everything perfectly clean.

Small, but very nice zoo with plenty of animals. Very hard to find some parking space though. Tickets are rather expensive, and you have to pay the ticket for the babies as well... But all in all, very nice zoo!

Visiting Pécs Zoo was an absolute delight! Nestled in the scenic hills just outside the city, the zoo offers a perfect blend of nature and family-friendly fun. Kids enjoyed aquarium and terrarium the most.

The zoo is located in a very beautiful place, there are many benches for resting, it is very clean, the animals are well-groomed, the seals are something special, and I have never seen a lion so close in my life)

Interesting historic landmark, very well preserved bastion, great for a postcard photo from Pecs. It is easy to reach and in walking distance from the centre.

Barbakán Bástya in Pécs is a beautiful historical site that perfectly reflects the city’s rich past. Surrounded by peaceful gardens and old stone walls, it carries stories from both the Ottoman era and the Hungarian Kingdom. A great place to walk, reflect, and capture the charm of Pécs’ heritage.

One of historical place in Pécs. Can be easily reached by bus. Connected to the Pécs cathedral. Must visit when you nearby.

Medival ruins and barbican in Pécs. Climb the steps for amazing views.

​A fantastic piece of medieval history! Climbing this old tower is a quick but excellent experience. It offers some of the best photo opportunities of the colorful Pécs Cathedral roof and the ancient city walls. A perfect, quick historical stop!

Strong old bastion. Cosy area for walking with your lover... Strange modern and beautiful old statues, many many memories on the streets.

The place is nice looking, offers nice view to the city, easy accessible. Just stairs to the top are a bit to high, need to be careful.

Nice and peaceful place. Lots of green and spots to sit down and relax. We love the hikes to the viewpoints and enjoy the views over Pécs. Bring a book, meditate or enjoy your time offline

Really nice, can't wait for it to reopen.

Beautiful and up kept garden, wide variety of plants. I imagine it's the nicest around May when it's all in bloom. There are stairs everywhere and it's pretty steep at some points. At the feet of the garden there is a big park for picnic and a huge playground for kids to get lost in for hours. The view is breathtaking from the ruins of Tettye. The cave is also worth a visit, we'll see it with the kids one day 😁

Beautiful oasis of peace in the city, steep hills covered with exotic plants from all over the world, stairs to climb, great views and every now and then a place to take a rest in a shadow of the tree or pavilion...

Not very impressive. Sadly they did not speak English.

Its a nice place with nice views over Pécs. They dont talk Englisch very well. Sadly nothing to drink there it was a very hot day...

Hidden treasure of Pécs

very nice view, and innovative cakes, worth visiting if you have a small celebration, as its comfy and big

I highly recommend this palce for everyone who appreciate good quality of desserts and nice atmosphere. I would like to also emphasize the perfect service (young, short girl). We ate the dessert before we could take a photo :(

Such a cozy place! The coffee was great and the pastry was amazing.

Have been here so many times, because I really enjoyed their cakes! Their cakes are light — not too sweet but not too plain, and they have many kind of cakes with fruits! The price is good for the cake as a slice of cake is large. The cafe is really cozy. Especially, to hang out and talk with friends!

Coffee was good. Desserts was not bad but not great

Well the drink& cafe is nice and cakes are always good,but that new clerk’s service attitude is not enough to say“friendly”at all. (That male)Very perfunctory and very rude when reminding closing time,especially when he serves ASIA customers,his attitude are really noticeable bad.The discriminate is a possibility to consider to him :)

Delicious dessert, beautiful and cozy space, central area.

Pretty interesting historic landmark. It honours and represents the specific type of marble that the city of Pecs is known for. You can easily spot a lot of souvenirs and products that use it, and it is even included in the ornamenting of the buildings.

The Zsolnay Fountain on the main square in Pécs is a beautiful and extremely significant work of art. Built in 1912 as a memorial to Vilmos Zsolnay, the fountain stands out due to the use of two key inventions from the famous Zsolnay factory: Eosin Glaze: This glaze gives the ceramic a magical, iridescent metallic sheen that changes with the light. Pyrogranite: A material resistant to external weather conditions. Adorned with bull/ox head motifs, the fountain represents a masterful combination of the Art Nouveau style and ceramic innovation. It is an absolute must-see for all visitors—a cultural heritage and a masterpiece that captivates with its beauty.

Nice place. Around you can find chair to rest. Also you can drink water from it.

An incredibly beautiful work of art!

Apparently covered with wooden boxes do to don't get damaged from cold weather

A beautiful historic place to visit in Pécs, if one has time travel around Hungary! The internet will give you a more detailed info, than me! I loved it!

My wish have been realized !!!!

Too good! It was the second time after a few years that we went there but it was still fun for the kids and the adults too. The tree climbing part is really challenging. The students working there in the summer were really helpful and professional. Only if the queues for the bob slide would be a bit shorter (20 min standing in the queue for each slide).

We love it there, visit at least once a year. The staff are young but very kind, respectful and helpful. We love the bob (forest coaster) and the tree climbing. Last time we didn't have a chance to try the rest of the park. We had lunch which was also great. Highly recommended!

I wish it was opened not just on weekends! Super cool place. Forest around is very beautiful. I'm going mainly to alpine routes, there're so many of them. There're some for children + 2 for teenagers or very beginning adults + 4 (maybe more) for adults. And about 5 zip line routes. All of them between trees where it's not hot even at +35. I absolutely love the variety and the location. It's the best park with alpine routes I've been to. P. S. Pretty comfortable to reach by bus.

This place is beautiful. inside the forest they have a forest coaster! It was really fun I even get on it again and again! The entrance was 3450ft in autumn. You can play a lot of arena, but in the fall to winter season some of the arena close due to the slippery conditions (like the donut slide and shooting). But the forest coaster is still open and is a must!

WOW, truly a unique place. It's run by the Forest management company so it's not a traditional entertainment business. It provides things to do for the whole family, one of the best forest zipline and climbing challenge park I have ever seen, a nice summer bob track, pedal go-kart, and dozens of fun and educational programs from kids. Ages 3(?) and up. It also has forest trails with signs in Hungarian and English about the ecosystem and forest management.

It is a very nice park having lots of attractions. There was plenty of places to go and have fun for all ages. The most notable is the tree climbing. There are many different courses to go for children and adults with different difficulties. The Bob is also very fun with a very high speed and short queues at some points. The restaurant was also clean and nice but portions were very plain with not even any salad. Apart from that the food still tasted good. The last attraction I went on the donut was a huge let down. There was one family taking all the donuts for a long period of time and there were no free ones. Also there are plenty of parking spaces.

Well worth the money spent on family tickets. It's a whole day entertainment with offers for all ages. ( climbing frames, slides, donut-slides, wall climbing, bob, tree-trails, football, ping-pong, ruding bull etc) You get unlimited rides on the bob and the queue is not too long on weekdays even during the summer break. The tree-trails are challenging but offer variety for all abilities. The guys explained the use thoroughly and were ready to assist or save thouse who got stuck or too tired.

A romantic park with middle age ruins. You can find here restaurants, walk routes, viewpoint, playground, football court, trail heads into the Mecsek, etc.

History meets a unique natural formation filled with happy children due to a playground, fantastic places to eat and drink just like Tettye Restaurant, Szemiramis and Tüke Vine House

Good and beautiful place to explore. Amazing view of the whole city of Pécs. Has interesting views. Ruins and viewpoints as well.

Fortreess ruins builtin time of medieval Turkish invasion to Europe.Nice place to visit, beside the nearby journey to

an interesting place for chilling a lot of vegetation i have to say thank you to the team who takes care of the park! it's so clean and well done 👍

Uplifting for soul and body, peacefully mesmerizing.

Nice place to hang out, there is a nice view, but because of the complex geography of the hillside, just a small portion of the city can be seen. Some spots on the way to Tettye offer a slightly better view. The Havihegyi church, another nice landmark in the area, is just a short walk from here.

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(Translated by Google) I was waiting for more attention, my puppy could have been saved if they had done their work more thoroughly, but now it is too late, I hope others are more lucky than we were!. (Original) Több odafigyelésre vártam,meglehetett volna menteni a kiskutyám ha alaposabban tették volna dolgukat,de most már túl késő,remélem másoknak több szerencsélyük lesst mint nekünk volt!.

(Translated by Google) I was very afraid to enjoy my book because of the many negative comments I read, but I had to realize many times that human selfishness, lack of education and disrespect still reign supreme in the world of the Internet. The kindness and immeasurable expertise that greeted us there impressed me. Thank you for everything. (Original) Nagyon féltem élvezni a bucimat a sok negatív komment miatt amit olvastam,de rá kellett jönnöm már sokadszorra,hogy az emberi önzőség,neveletlenség és tiszteletlenség még mindig nagy úr az internet világában.A kedvesség és a mérhetetlen nagy szakértelem ami ott fogadott minket lenyűgözött.Köszönet mindenért.

(Translated by Google) The best place in town, Bella, I love the doctors and the assistant lady too :) I can only recommend it to everyone :) (Original) A legjobb hely a városban, Bella imádj a doktorokat és az asszisztens hölgyet is:) csak ajánlani tudom mindenkinek :)

(Translated by Google) Dr. István Gönczi is a great and kind doctor. He helped our dog several times even when no one else recognized the problem. Five stars 🤝 (Original) Dr. Gönczi István nagyszerű és kedves orvos. Többször segített kutyusunknak akkor is, amikor más a problémát sem ismerte fel. Csillagos ötös 🤝

(Translated by Google) The website said it was open on Saturdays from 9am to 12pm, we went there and it was closed. They could at least update the pages (Original) A weboldalon az volt kiírva, hogy szombaton 9-12 ig van nyitva, oda mentünk és zárva volt. Legalább frissíthetnék az oldalakat

(Translated by Google) I was a little scared because of the negative reviews, but the doctor was very kind and professional. (Original) kicsit féltem a negatív vélemények miatt, de a doktor úr nagyon kedves és profi volt.

Interesting, tried to figure out where the water was back then and failed

Small but nice to see

nothing special

(Translated by Google) Pécs, Memi Pasha's spa, is one of Pécs' notable Turkish-era buildings. The remains of the bath, which can be visited freely, are at the end of Ferencesek Street. Built during the Turkish era, the bath was built in the 1560s. Memi Pasha's mosque was also here next to it. The heating system used to heat the rooms and water was under the floor of the bath. (Original) Pécs, Memi pasa fürdője, Pécs nevezetes török kori építményei közé tartozik. A szabadon látogatható fürdő maradványok a Ferencesek utcája végén van. A török korban emelt fürdőt, az 1560-as években építették. Memi pasa dzsámija is itt volt mellette. A fürdő padlója alatt volt a fűtőrendszer, amellyel a helyiségeket és vizet melegítették.

(Translated by Google) I was sad to see that there was no sign of renovation or preservation. After studying a neglected ruin in the middle of the city, you can deduce which part served which purpose. We are a rich country to allow such values ​​to perish. (Original) Szomorúan tapasztaltam, hogy felújításnak, állagmegóvásnak nyoma sincs. A város közepén egy elhanyagolt rom,tanulmányozása után kikövetkeztethető, hogy melyik része mi célt szolgált. Gazdag ország vagyunk, hogy ilyen értékeket hagyunk pusztulni.

(Translated by Google) Memi Pasha's spa is one of the most significant buildings from the Turkish era in Pécs and a witness to the rich and layered history of this city. Although today only the remains of the former bathhouse are visible, the area can be freely visited and viewed, which makes it an interesting point for all lovers of history and architecture. The atmosphere around the remains of the spa exudes the spirit of the past and provides a special insight into Ottoman architecture in these areas. It would be nice if the space was further valorized through information boards or a smaller display, so that visitors could better understand the significance of this place. Highly recommended for a short historical tour as part of a walk through the old part of Pécs. (Original) Memi-pašina banja je jedna od značajnijih građevina iz turskog doba u Pečuhu i svjedok bogate i slojevite historije ovog grada. Iako su danas vidljivi samo ostaci nekadašnjeg kupatila, prostor se može slobodno posjetiti i razgledati, što ga čini zanimljivom tačkom za sve ljubitelje historije i arhitekture. Atmosfera oko ostataka banje odiše duhom prošlosti i pruža poseban uvid u osmansku arhitekturu na ovim prostorima. Bilo bi lijepo kada bi se prostor dodatno valorizovao kroz informativne table ili manju postavku, kako bi posjetioci mogli bolje razumjeti značaj ovog mjesta. Topla preporuka za kratki historijski obilazak u okviru šetnje kroz stari dio Pečuha.

(Translated by Google) You can clearly see the former heating system under the floor, the rest benches and the small wall wells. A bit neglected, trashy. Unfortunately, this monument is ravaged by the elements. (Original) Jól látszik az egykori fűtőrendszer a padló alatt, a pihenő padok és a kis fali kutak. Kicsit elhanyagolt, szemetes. Sajnos az elemek martaléka ez a műemlék.

Last time they cancelled my booking really in the lastminute, one day before my arrival - because of a big group - causing me much inconvinience about rebooking and replanning my trip. Haven't been there since then. Apart form this I was kinda a regular visitor there and everything was fine before.

To start with the positive: The staff was very friendly, maybe among the friendliest hostel staff I have experienced so far. Therefore my first impression was amazing. However, my opinion on this place quickly changed. Firstly, I was irritated by the fact that the toilets/bathroom can not be locked. I could still live with that alone, but additionally, I wasn't able to properly close the bathroom door. After entering the bathroom and closing the door, it opened itself again. I really hope this door has been fixed since my visit. Then the rooms: They are cute as such, and there's not too many beds. However, my blanket seemed rather dirty. And then came the worst part: I could not sleep for even a second. Some drunk guy made the loudest sleeping noises I have ever heard. He was literally screaming, burping and farting during his sleep, making it impossible for me to even think of falling asleep. He also looked kind of creepy so somewhere before 6am, when the sun was out, I decided to just leave the hostel as quickly as possible. I did not feel comfortable at all. What a shame, because Pécs is an amazing city. Maybe my rating would have turned out better without that drunk guy...

Got here with my partner when I was facing a difficult time. The staff was extremely kind and understanding, going as far as to help me however they could. The place itself was great too, featuring a dorm, a kitchen, a lounge and a closed courtyard outside. The dorms we stayed in featured five bunk beds, each having their own nightlight. There are plenty of electrical sockets for charging devices. The kitchen had everything it needed to cook well, including an oven. The lounge was next to the reception and had very comfy chairs and a sofa, along with some books and good wifi. The courtyard outside was not public, so you had reasonable privacy (except other hostel users and residents). As per location, there is a bar (Nappali) directly underneath that can be accessed via a backdoor in the building itself, so you don't have to walk around. It is in the heart of historic Pécs with many landmarks nearby. Groceries can be gotten from nearby stores in the same street, which tend to be open from early morning till almost midnight. All in all, it was a great stay and I would certainly recommend others to go there as well!

As foreigner like me, you could be at first sight surprised by the huge but weird building, but this is what make the charm of the Hungarian culture: a long and interesting history. You have a "VIP door" which give you access to the bar in the same building. I had the occasion to go to a concert to this bar, which is the coolest bar of the city. The host speaks english and will give you the best local spots to go, and the tourist traps to avoid.

A very pleasant hostel in a large converted flat, very homely and welcoming. The dorms are big and airy, overall a nice stay, in the centre of Pécs. The restaurant and bar downstairs are also worth your time.

A really pleasant place to relax in whilst exploring Pecs. The facilities are good though not modern, there’s a courtyard where you can park your motorbike/ bike. The hostel is on the first floor, if you have any problems gaining access, ask at the bar on the ground floor.

One of the best hostels I've been at. Perfect location, perfect ambient. The owner really nice, he give us lots of recommendations and also he let us chose room and have the nice one with a balcony to the main square. Also there is a nice cosy bar downstairs :)

Exams are unfair and based on luck Oral exams are, based on topic. Before the exam starts, you’ll draw a certain number of topics from the topic list, often 2 or 3, but sometimes more. Then, you’ll be given an amount of time to prepare (in theory at least 30 minutes, but some subjects don’t allow preparation time at all), after which you must present your topics. Because the two or three topics you’ve drawn is a small part of the curriculum, the examiner must necessarily expect and ask details regarding your topics, otherwise the exam would only last a few minutes. However, this is problematic for two reasons. First, the level of detail they ask is often unnecessary to know as a non-specialist in the field. Second, students are only tested in a small part of the curriculum, making luck play a huge role. You may be lucky and get topics you specifically know extra well, or topics which are easier compared to others, or you may be unlucky and get a topic you didn’t understand well enough, or one of the most difficult topics in the topic list. Luck plays a huge role in another factor as well; the examiner you get. Which examiner you get on your exam is random and not known until the day of the exam. There is large variability in the way different examiners treats students, the level of detail the examiner expects from the student, and how many mistakes the examiner can let slide before failing you. In some cases, an examiner which is nice one day can be the opposite the next day. Examiners allow their mood to affect the student’s exam to an unfortunately large degree. Also, some examiners are known to be nicer to certain nationalities and genders. Written exams are better in the way that all students having the exam on the same day will get the same questions, but they’re still unfair to some extent because the previous or next time that exam is arranged the questions will be different, and may be much easier or much harder. Oral exams are not standardised The level of knowledge necessary to pass or achieve a certain grade for oral exams is not standardised and therefore differs between examiners. One examiner may find a certain question to be so important that a student must necessarily fail if they fail to answer satisfactorily, while another would not care if the student failed to answer the same question.

Worst university i have ever been! Academic Stuffs aren’t helpful and education system is very awful and poor! Stay away from applying from this university, waste of time and money!!!

I advise you to desist. they dont even provide an appropriate place to stay for students besides the overall quality is kinda bad. they claim to be a great European institute but it is possible to find better institute even in 3rd world countries. hope they will work harder to solve these problems.

They do not bother at all for student wellbeing. One time, they didn’t let my friend register for her exam that was in three days even though it was way before their deadline, she even tried to explain to them but they didn’t care. Due to their outstanding negligence and the important of the course she missed, she couldn’t pass the first year and they advised her to redo the year. I don’t know if it’s cause she black or something cause it’s a very white dominated school.

I spent 3 years studying international relations at the university of Pécs, made countless memories, learned so much and always remember those days fondly. Almost all Teachers are kind and passionate and education in english improved year after year. I can't speak for all departments and faculties, but i highly recommend studying international relations at pécs. Also, the registrar's office is incredibly efficient and quick which is extremely rare nowadays

The university of pécs has many faculties. The one I was in was the small faculty of science education. The location is accessible and easy to access and the building has wifi and hitter during the winter. However, the integration is really hard with the local students. They have a different time from ours and the asministration prefers speak hungarian. The monthly newsletter shared in the building is only in hungarian there is no english version.

Such a good institute help us to improve my confidence level.coaching is also very good easy to understand. ..

Casual and attentive service and a smart menu. Quality drinks. You can watch and smell when the food is finished on the grill. Everything was good and the service fast. (unnecessarily fast) Pretty and professional waitress😉

Excellent kitchen with excellent wines! We ate schnitzel from bat cut meat of pork and grilled salmon. Schnitzel was dreamingly tender and the salmon was crispy crust. Both meal was accompanied perfectly by the Irsai wine...

Food was alright, but nothing special and pretty overpriced. We ordered bbq wings, pork ribs, and pork tenderloin. Portion sizes were also quite small. The view is stunning, and the wine is pretty good, but that's about it. It's not worth the effort to hike all the way up there, to be honest.

Great people, beautiful terrace with good food and wine.

Had chef pantry for appetizer. It was honestly so meh. For the price i was expecting bucket of cheeze salami and ham + more but there was only 2 slices of cheese bit of salami ham. Bread wasnt so good either. Pork knuckle was okay

Nice place with very good views. Perfect if you want to enjoy a glass of Hungarian wine

Highly recommended! The food is of the highest quality but what stands out even more is the service. The owner, Joseph has not only got great gastronomical knowledge but he’s a life long wine expert too. He trains his team accordingly, it seems. Listening to him talking about food and wine is an experience In itself.

It’s a beautiful place. I didn’t gone inside but the area is a nice place to hangout with friends or love ones! Or even have your own quiet time there. You’d mostly see teenagers around this area.

Loved it

(Translated by Google) Pécs, Bishop's Palace, a monumental building located on the west side of the Pécs Cathedral, which was mostly built during the 12th century. The Bishop's Palace was last renovated in the 19th century: commissioned by Bishop János Scitovszky. The buildings grouped around the palace make up the monument ensemble, which also includes the Barbakan. (Original) Pécs, Püspöki palota,a Pécsi Dóm nyugati oldalánál található műemléki épület, melyet zömmel a 12. század folyamán építettek. A Püspöki Palotán a 19. században végeztek utoljára nagyobb méretű átalakítást: Scitovszky János püspök megbízásából. A palota köré csoportosult épületek teszik ki azt a műemléki együttest, melybe bele tartozik a Barbakán is.

(Translated by Google) For the guided tours of the Palace, which are held twice a day, tickets must be purchased in advance at the Magtár Visitor Center. It is very worthwhile! During the tour, which lasts only one hour and is peppered with interesting information, you can see the wing of the Palace, which was used until 2015 and is furnished with movable objects belonging to the Bishopric, as well as the Mediterranean inner courtyard, the cellar and even the "Texas Bar". Where the latter is and what it actually is...? Anyone who visits this interesting cultural and historical facility will find out. You will not regret it! (Original) A napi két alkalommal, vezetéssel történő Palota-bejárásra előzetesen, a Magtár látogatóközpontban kell jegyet váltani. Nagyon érdemes! A mindössze egy órás, érdekes informaciókkal fűszerezett bejárás során, a Palota 2015-ig használt, s a Püspökség tulajdonát képező ingóságokkal berendezett szárnya mellett megtekinthető a mediterrán belső udvar, a pince és még a "Texas bár" is. Hogy utóbbi hol van és mi is tulajdonképpen...? Megtudja aki megtekinti ezt a kultúrtörténeti szempontból is érdekes létesítményt. Nem fogja megbánni!

(Translated by Google) Detailed and interesting guided tour. Beautiful building and garden. Informative exhibition from the age of the churchgoer. (Original) Részletes ès èrdekes idegenvezetés. Gyönyörű èpület ès kert. Informatív kiàllìtàs az egyhàzüldözès korától.

(Translated by Google) "The Pécs bishop's palace, or bishop's palace, is a monumental building located on the west side of the Pécs cathedral, which was mostly built in the 12th century, but which was continuously expanded according to the taste of the reigning bishops. Most recently, in the 19th century, by order of Bishop János Scitovszky. The earliest record of the bishop's palace dates back to 1015. This first part of the palace was destroyed by fire in 1064. During the Renaissance, the palace was significantly remodeled. At that time, it was enriched with another palace wing, which was built to the inner wall of the castle wall to the west of the tower. The first large-scale reconstruction took place in the 18th century, and in the second half of the century, Bishop György Klimó fundamentally modernized the entire building. The small windows were replaced by large stone windows. The library wing was built and economic premises were created. In the halls of the palace, you can see the bishop's study rooms and salons, which vary in style. The way of life of the bishops is presented to us with the help of uniquely decorated Baroque, Biedermeier, Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Baroque furniture, paintings and furnishings. In addition to all this, we can admire the beauties of the carefully designed Mediterranean garden. Although the history of the tunnel under the Bishop's Palace, which connects the garden with the Cellar and the Granary, dates back to the Middle Ages, it fulfilled its most special task during the communist autocracy. The cellar was then not only used to store wine. It was also used for secure, underground negotiations in the days when countless listening devices were installed in the bishop's residence and garden, as the thick wall of the basement was an impenetrable barrier to the technical standards of the time. Today, the tunnel with a long history provides an exceptional environment for the presentation of the perilous everyday life of the communist church persecution, through the presentation of resisting priests and conceptual trials. The wine cellar, built in the 18th century, belonged to the bishop's residence at the time and was known as the "main cellar" of the manor. In the two-story, huge space extending deep underground, the visitor can see the original barrels of the cellar and taste its wines, thereby getting to know the great Pécs Diocese its past wine culture." (Original) "A pécsi püspöki palota, vagy püspökvárnak is nevezett épületkomplexum a pécsi székesegyház nyugati oldalánál található műemléki épület, melyet zömmel a 12. század folyamán építettek, de melyet a regnáló püspökök ízlése szerint folyamatosan bővítették. Legutóbb a 19. században, Scitovszky János püspök megbízásából. A legkorábbi emlék a püspöki palotáról 1015-ben keletkezett. Ez az első palotarész az 1064-es tűzvészkor a tűz martaléka lett. A reneszánsz korban a palotát jelentősen átalakították. Ekkor egy újabb palotaszárnnyal gazdagodott, amit a várfal belső falához építettek a toronytól nyugatra. Az első nagyarányú átépítésre a 18. században került sor, a század második felében Klimó György püspök az egész épületet alapvetően korszerűsítette. A kis méretű ablakokat nagy, kőablakokra cserélték le. Felépítették a könyvtárszárnyat, és gazdasági helyiségeket alakítottak ki. A palota termeiben megtekinthetjük a stílusukban változó püspöki dolgozószobákat és szalonokat. Az egyedi díszítésű barokk, biedermeier, neoreneszánsz és neobarokk bútorok, festmények, berendezési tárgyak segítségével elénk tárul a püspökök életvitele. Mindezek mellett megcsodálhatjuk a nagy gonddal kialakított mediterrán kert szépségeit. A Püspöki Palota alatt húzódó, a kertet a Pincével és Magtárral összekötő alagút története bár a középkorig nyúlik vissza, de legkülönlegesebb feladatát a kommunista önkényuralom alatt töltötte be. A pincét ekkor nem csupán bor tárolására használták. Biztonságos, földalatti tárgyalásokra is igénybe vették azokban az időkben, amikor a püspöki rezidenciába és kertjébe számtalan lehallgató-készüléket telepítettek, hiszen a pince vastag fala áthatolhatatlan akadályt képezett az akkori technikai színvonalon. A nagy múltú alagút ma kivételes környezetet biztosít a kommunista egyházüldözés vészterhes mindennapjainak bemutatásához, az ellenálló papok és koncepciós perek bemutatását keresztül. A 18. században épült borospince a korabeli püspöki rezidenciához tartozott, és az uradalom „főpincéjeként" volt ismert. A mélyen a föld alá nyúló, kétszintes, hatalmas térben a látogató megtekintheti a pince eredeti hordóit, és megkóstolhatja borait, megismerhetlek ezáltal a Pécsi Egyházmegye nagy múltú borkultúráját."

(Translated by Google) In the cathedral, we bought a combined ticket for a tour of the cathedral and the bell tower, the Bishop's Treasury, the early Christian lapidary, and with a guide - the Bishop's Palace with a courtyard, a medieval underground tunnel (it houses a museum that bears witness to the persecution of priests during communism) and a wine cellar. In winter, the tour is at 2 p.m., an audio guide in Croatian is included. The combined ticket also includes a tour of the Gazi Kasim Pasha Mosque. The full ticket price is HUF 5,000, and for students HUF 3,500. Surcharge for photography is HUF 100 (about HRK 160 in total). The bishop's palace is toured with a guide, at the entrance it is necessary to put protection on the shoes so as not to destroy the floor. In the rooms, you can see different styles of interior decoration, wall tapestries with depictions of Moses' life, and portraits of bishops. (Original) U katedrali u smo kupile kombiniranu ulaznicu za obilazak katedrale i zvonika, Biskupsku riznicu, ranokršćanski lapidarij te uz vodstvo - Biskupsku palaču s dvorištem, srednjevjekovnim podzemnim tunelom (u njemu je smješten muzej koji svjedoči o progonstvima svećenika u vrijeme komunizma) i vinskim podrumom. U zimsko vrijeme vodstvo je u 14 sati, uključen je audiovodič na hrvatskom jeziku. Kombinirana ulaznica uključuje još i obilazak Gazi Kasim-pašine džamije. Puna cijena ulaznice je 5000 a za studente 3500 forinti. Nadoplata za fotografiranje je 100 forinti (oko 160 kn ukupno). Biskupska palača se obilazi s vodičem, na ulazu je potrebno staviti zaštitu na cipele kako se ne bi se uništavao pod. U sobama se mogu vidjeti različiti stilovi uređenja prostora, zidne tapiserije s prikazima Mojsijeva života te portreti biskupa.

You have to by the ticket when you walk up. I think it’s unnecessary. Nothing special to show. Also, why they give this information after you claimed up to the that hill? Why does Zsolnay family cannot afford to have something like that without extra charge. Not a nice feeling to make a business out of it….

Annoying that you have to buy a ticket to view

This a great plave to visit, but I recommend viewing the entire cultural center first to get the history and background of the mausoleum.

It's creepy to say, that a burial object is beautiful, but it's a fact, indeed. Based on my convincement, that the porcelain made in the Zsolnay Manufactory is one of the best and the most beautiful in the world, it already assumes high standards. This burial chamber of the Zsolnay family is a testimony of a new techniques called "eosin". It's made from different metals and depending on which metal is dominating this "mixture", it begins to play in its respective colour (green, yellow, silver, red, purple, etc.) when lighted. The sarcophagus of Miklós and Terézia Zsolnay (husband and wife, who established the manufactory) is covered with "eosin". Their sarcophagus is situated in the middle of the basement, while the floor over it has a big circle opening. On the 21st of December each year - when the winter starts - at 11:00 the sunshine is lightning through one of the windows directly on the altar, which reflects different colours of the "eosin" into the basement - it's a unique "light game", which makes this burial chamber even more mysterious. Of course, for this phenomena a clear sky is absolutely necessary (without clouds). After nine years in a row, it was the very first time, we could observe this magnificent "light game" and to realize "the secrets of the "eosin"".

Worth to visit if you are in Pecs!

Pretty but we didn't know we had to buy tickets before we hiked to the top so just be careful

An amazing once in a lifetime experience. Great fun, food and drinks. Good service. Reasonable prices.

Must see!!!!

(Translated by Google) Nice place. It's interesting that if you press the buttons on the bench, it sounds. Nice place. It is interesting that when you press the buttons on the bench it sounds. (Original) Szép hely. Érdekessége, hogy ha megnyomjuk a padon lévő gombokat akkor megszólal. Nice place. It is interesting that when you press the buttons on the bench it sounds.

(Translated by Google) The monument is beautiful, unfortunately it is out of place, the electronics installed in the benches no longer work. Too bad for him☹ (Original) Az emlékmű szép, sajnos tájidegen, a padokba szerelt elektronika már nem működik. Kár érte☹

(Translated by Google) Garden (Original) Záhrada

(Translated by Google) Quiet, peaceful neighborhood. Family friendly place (Original) Nyugodt, békés környék. Családbarát hely

Great location, 2 min from the main square of the city. Very good parking for this location, nice and clean rooms though for me a bit old fashioned and with high ceilings, which I personally don’t like. Floor heating in bathroom is very convenient, great WiFi, very cozy restaurant with good food choice. Hot chocolate available for bfast, though taste could be bit better. 1st floor rooms with windows looking to the street don’t have the best privacy feeling.

We stayed in the suite . The hotel is 5 mins walk from the centre in a quiet lane. We couldn’t find the entrance as google maps took us to the apartments , which is opposite. It took us some time to figure out the actual hotel reception. The room being a suite was spacious. The air condition worked well. The bed was very uncomfortable and was saggy and pits in the sides The pillows were small and very out of shape.The bathroom had no amenities. Not even a small bottle of water was provided. The hot water took forever to the point I just showered in cold water. The breakfast was some stale cold food with coffee from a self serve machine. I don’t understand the high reviews for this place other than the location.

They told us to leave in the middle of the night, because 1 lady was complaining about people in the hotel being loud. Since we were young they (lady and receptionist) assumed we were the ones causing it. We tried to explain that it’s not the case, but they wouldn’t listen and called the cops on us instead. We had no choice but to leave, kinda racist.

My go-to hotel when I visit Pécs. Everything was top tier, breakfast amazing. A pity that I stayed only one night.

Wonderful place with a beautiful interior design and love to small details. On three floors rooms available with elevator service, free water at the reception desk and some nuts available. German TV. All in all the place provides a feeling of a family owned house. The breakfast buffet is small but offers for each taste something suitable. The staff is very mindful and speaks German and or English on a very good level. The hotel is located d food distance to the city center which offers wonderful old and restored buildings.

Clean, near by city center and food street, quiet and good atmosphere

Depressing experience. Sad atmosphere, sulky staff.. Hidden extras (clean sheets?!). Not recommended

came in because its a UNESCO site. the reconstruction and the software-rendered models were more informative to a layperson than the actual remnants. i wish the curator explained based off the real buildings a bit more. sometimes its hard to piece together which part of the model is the thing i’m seeing in front of me.. however i did find the wine grass, jewelry and buckles that were found in these burial tombs interesting, something a bit more relatable.

In such an important archaeological site which is a UNESCO world heritage, the visitor center was designed to show the site with the least intervention needed. The site consists of multiple burial chambers that date back to early christian times (4th century). The visitor center is equipped with a glass roof to show it from outside, 3D visualizations to explain the original shape of the structures, and hanging metal pathways that are not touching the original ground. I think Cella Septichora is a successful example of protecting and presenting a valuable ancient site.

The Roman Christian catacombs beneath Pécs were a truly eye opening and enrapturing experience. The necropolis has seen has extraordinary preservation such that ancient paintings are still visible in colour, and the infrastructure of the various tombs and crypts is discernibly intact. A truly engrossing and tangible dive into the history of Pécs and the museum built around the ruins offers a very intimate viewing experience for it.

Cella Septichora is basically a pretty big (actually the biggest) burial chamber of one reach citizen of the Roman Imperium. It's discovered in the 19th and 20th century, but made visible around the time, it received the status "World Heritage" in 2000. I'm not sure, if the idea to make it to a "Visitor Center" was very well. Because, it's "just" an entrance to some of the chambers from the 04th century and not a "tourist information", what the name would let us suppose. I'm pretty sure, that the idea, to connect all the - up to the establishing this centre - discovered burial chambers from the period above is just fantastic! Imagine: all the chambers are under the today's earth level - but, on the level of the 04th century - connected with each other. You have so the feeling, to walk in an medieval cemetery. My "small problem" is even that: I'm unable to live through, as the 04th century would be right now... And I seriously don't know why is that so... There are many very good videos (simulations) shown on screens on spots all over the "under the earth complex", which help you visualize the period of building this chambers.

great archrological museum! worth visiting

Very nicely built, late Roman age heritage 3 meters under the curret city level.

Very nice visit, as a UNESCO heritage site it is definitely worth the visir while in Pécs.

tavsiye ederim, Icerde cok guzel bir dergah muzigi caliyordu. bence cok yakismis o atmosfere. for the museum Guys there :), first we have been there on 25.05.2025 afternoon… the young guide there was amazingly helpful and kind. He explained us everthing. he played a music (bektashi dergah) and the choice of music was a amazing idea. keep the music inside please.

If you are entering this building you are prompted to pay HUF 1,000.- immediately!!! If you don't pay the guard is following you! Paid HUF 1,000.- and left immediately. Makes absolutely no sense to visit!!!

The museum employee are really friendly.

Worth passing by if like me you are interested in Ottoman history. Gate was locked and no one around when I passed on a Sunday though.

Well kept, free entrance. You have to call the phone number before attending.

Lovely old hexagonal mausoleum from the time of Turkish rule in Hungary.

You need to reserve your visit 24 before, via phone.

Friendly tower, we did one ILS approach and some traffic pattern. Jet A1 avail.

Wonderful airport! Special thanks to Tibor. Greedz from DEYPA

Clean, comfortable, modern small terminal, easy access, quick check-in, friendly staff, cheap buffet, very pleasant impressions...

Had an amazing ride,,, check it out

awesome airport for night vfr

Fantastic airport with nice ATC

Gooooood

(Translated by Google) The Mecseki light railway is only for small children. He should have been moving when we were there. But he didn't drive... There was no locomotive anywhere. The line is so short that you can almost see it. (Original) Kisgyerekeknek való csak a Mecseki kisvasút. Amikor ott voltunk kozlekednie kellett volna. De nem közlekedett.... Mozdony se volt sehol. A vonal olyan rövid, hogy szinte belátni.

(Translated by Google) Local stop next to the Mecseki light rail and a stone's throw from the former amusement park. (Original) Helyi megállóhely a Mecseki kisvasút szomszédságában illetve egy köpésre a volt vidámparktól.

(Translated by Google) It is a popular starting point for Mecseki tours. (Original) Mecseki túrák kedvelt kiindulási pontja.

(Translated by Google) A good starting point for hiking in Mescek (Original) Egy jó kiindulási pont a mecseki túrázáshoz

(Translated by Google) Mecsek small iron 💓 (Original) Mecsek kisvasùt💓

I am extremely disappointed with Arkad Mall in Pécs. It’s shocking that a shopping center of this size and reputation doesn’t offer even a single charging station or power outlet for customers to use. In today’s world, where people rely heavily on their phones, this is a basic facility that every modern mall should provide. It’s frustrating and inconvenient to spend time here and not have access to something so simple and essential. This lack of thoughtfulness towards customers’ needs is unacceptable and reflects poorly on the management. I sincerely hope they address this issue soon, as it’s a major flaw for such a large shopping center.

Shameful, today I went to the toilet with my 4 year old son, which costs 200 forints per person. My son can't go to the toilet by himself, so I went with him, I explained this to the cleaners at the entrance. They called security and at the exit from the toilet I was met by 2 security guards and made me pay for the toilet too. I tried to explain to them that I was just a parent looking after my child and that I didn't use the toilet, because my son is not able to go to the toilet by himself, they were not understanding and shamefully made me pay for another entrance to the toilet

Beware motorcyclists! We are NOT welcome in Arkad! We were asked to leave the gated Arkad parking lot after YEARS of visiting and paying for the parking spot and not even using a single parking spot (there's plenty of places where you can park your motorcycle next to a wall completely safely and without it being in the way of anyone or anything). No reason was given other then... "it's the rules". Completely idiotic decision by Arkad menagement.

The best and biggest mall in Pécs. It has diversity of shops, services, and things to try. You will find almost everything you need there. There is inter-spar supermarket in the ground floor if you need some groceries.

Well attended modern shopping 🛍 Mall Very clean and maintained Lots of parking spaces

Typical shopping experience of shopping in Hungary. Plenty of shops and food outlets to eat in.

Very cosy atmosphere. Fantastic Xmas decorations!

(Translated by Google) Gloves exhibition. (Original) Kesztyű kiállítás.

Beautiful, peaceful place to visit. Incredible the contrast of the busy streets outside and enter this magnificent church: Saint Sebastian. Free to visit, but donations are welcome. If you have time, make sure you visit this place.

Beautiful church, not overly ornamented, yet still majestic.

A lovely historic church, it's a shame they don't sell postcards.

Beautiful church

The Best Church In Pécs!

Very beautiful church

(Translated by Google) The small single-nave church was built in the 18th century. was built at the beginning of the century. The present façade is the result of a reconstruction in 1887-91. In 1908, the artist from Pécs Ede Greits made copies of Tiepolo in its interior. The church organ was made in the local factory of Angster. A convent and a hospital were also built next to the church. The church is not an independent parish office, the administration of Pécs-Belvárosi RK. The parish originates. The church is under the management of the Order of the Merciful Nurse. He was a favorite officer of Emperor Diocletian (centurion of the I Praetorian cohort). Because of his Christian faith, the emperor tied him to a tree in a meadow and abandoned him with his own soldiers. She was looked after by the Christian matron Irene. After his recovery, he reproached the emperor for his cruelty, so he beat him to death with heavy dorongi. His body was thrown into the Roman sewers. A matron named Lucina - through his vision - found him and buried him on the Via Appia. On this site stands the Basilica of San Sebastian, named after him. (Original) Небольшая однонефная церковь была построена в XVIII в. была построена в начале века. Сегодняшний фасад - 1887-91 гг. результат реконструкции в. В 1908 году художник из Печа Эде Грейтс сделал копии Тьеполо в его интерьере. Церковный орган был изготовлен на местной фабрике Ангстера. Рядом с церковью также были построены женский монастырь и больница. Церковь не является независимой приходской канцелярией, администрация Pécs-Belvárosi RK. Происходящий приходской. Церковь находится под управлением Ордена Милосердной Медсестры. Он был любимым офицером императора Диоклетиана (центуриона когорты I преторианцев). Из-за своей христианской веры император привязал его к дереву на лугу и бросил с собственными солдатами. О ней заботилась христианская надзирательница Ирен. После выздоровления он упрекнул императора в жестокости, поэтому забил его до смерти тяжелыми доронгами. Его тело было брошено в римскую канализацию. Матрона по имени Люцина - через его видение - нашла его и похоронила на Виа Аппиа. На этом месте стоит базилика Святого Себастьяна его имени.

It's a beautiful, excellent sounding, very pleasant concert hall, built for Pécs2010 - European Capital of Culture. The venue is modern, well looking and equipped with the newest technology. Symphonic, acoustic and a capella music sounds more, than perfect, and in recent years the staff managed to make all the other kinds of music also sound much better, than it previously did.

An almost impressive concert hall kinda thing. The architecture was somehow off though, reminding me of the seventies, especially the buffet area. Big, bulky, gruff building. Could be it was just the bad weather, though.

A wonderful concert hall, with excellent sound system and a great view. A beautiful experience!

I really liked this center, nice modern Soviet Union style building and the pond near to it. Water in the pond is dirty, but you can see it only from the close look. Branches near to the performance area need to be changed. But generally place is really nice, good for relaxing with family or friends.

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We had a congress dinner with around 400 participants. The place was very big and beautiful. The warm welcome and nice staff are just big positive points. The toilets are very clean. This is very good place if you'd like to reserve it for a big event.

The architecture is beautiful. The acoustic experience is perfect.

Interesting collection, but please, please let us breath! As soon as I paid for the ticket at the entrance, a lady was assigned the task to follow me through the whole museum. She thoroughly watched every single one of my moves from the first to the last moment, an oppressive behavior that clearly made the experience difficult to enjoy. It even reached comical proportion at times such as when the lady stood so close to me that I couldn't even read the paintings' caption. In decades of museum visits across the world, I've had my faire share of zealous museum keepers (especially in former Socialist Republics), but the Pécs Modern Gallery clearly emerges as the most oppressive museum experience in my life. As noted by someone else : the policy appears to target foreigners. Indeed, the Hungarians visiting the museum at the same time me were left to wander entirely unsupervised. She followed me, only me. I hated the experience. Which, really, is a shame, since the collection is genuinely interesting! I was particularly impressed by the collection of local tüzzománc from the 70's. If you're a foreigner planning to visit the museum, please go but expect to be treated like a professional thief.

Good permanent exhibition, including a few master piece. However the lack of information about the artists and artwork makes it harder to consume. Quite bad lighting in some areas.

It s not open! You discover at the entry a paper with 2 phone numbers to give à rendez-vous. But at the first one, tne woman speaks only ungarian and can t answer, and at the second one nobody answer!

A far richer and more interesting exhibition than we expected, excellent visit!

Unique, large collection of 20th century Hungarian art

Very nice place!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful, nationally outstanding collection! The modern and contemporary collection of the Picture Gallery is beyond expectations! Unfortunately, there were hardly any visitors, many - as we did not know - may not even know what to expect! The temporary exhibition by Farkas Molnár was also a miracle, a brilliant polymath! We went back the next day as well. It's a shame that some of the masterpieces were placed in the basement or cellar. If you're visiting Pécs, don't miss it!!! (Original) Csodálatos, országos szinten kiemelkedő gyűjtemény! Várakozáson felüli a Képtár modern és kortárs gyűjteménye! Sajnos alig volt látogató, sokan - ahogy mi sem tudtuk - talán nem is tudják, hogy mi várná őket! Az időszakos Molnár Farkas kiállítás is egy csoda, zseniális polihisztor volt! Visszamentünk következő napon is. Kár, hogy a remekművek egy része az alagsorban vagy a pinceszinten kaptak helyet. Aki Pécsen jár, ne hagyja ki!!!

(Translated by Google) Pécs, Janus Pannonius Museum, Hungary's largest rural museum. But don't look for it as an exhibition space: it has a lot of museums. Its headquarters are located in Pécsi Káptalan Street, in an 18th-century baroque canon house. From the 1960s, many new exhibition spaces in Pécs were established in this street, during which the Múzeumutca was formed. The Janus Pannonius Museum has many exhibition spaces, including quite a few that are nationally known and even attract visitors from across the border. (Original) Pécs, Janus Pannonius múzeum, Magyarország legnagyobb vidéki múzeuma. De mint kiállítóhelyet ne keressük: múzeumok sokasága tartozik hozzá. Igazgatósági székhelye a Pécsi Káptalan utcában, egy 18. századi barokk kanonok házban található. Az 1960-as évektől Pécsett új kiállítóhelyek sokasága létesült ebben az utcában, melynek során kialakult a Múzeumutca. A Janus Pannonius Múzeumhoz számos kiállítóhely tartozik, köztük jó pár olyan, amely országosan ismert, sőt a határon túlról is vonz látogatókat.

(Translated by Google) The museums of Pécs are not to be missed! The rich archaeological and fine art collections are nationally unique. Apart from the well-known ones, it is also worth visiting the smaller galleries. (Original) Pécs múzeumai kihagyhatatlanok! A gazdag régészeti, képzőművészeti gyűjtemények országosan egyedülállóak. Érdemes az ismerteken kívül a kisebb galériákba is ellátogatni.

(Translated by Google) Finally a museum where I didn't freeze. Pleasant, relaxed atmosphere. (Original) Végre egy múzeum ahol nem fagytam meg.Kellemes,nyugodt hangulat.

(Translated by Google) I was at a Honeybeast concert. The atmosphere was fantastic (Original) Honeybeast koncerten voltam. Fantasztikus volt a hangulat

(Translated by Google) The guided tour could be more extensive. (Original) Lehetne bővebb az idegenveztés.

(Translated by Google) 13 places to stop, plenty of sights. (Original) 13 kiallitó hely, rengeteg látnivaló.

(Translated by Google) It's always a pleasure to visit! (Original) Mindig öröm betérni!

Calvary Hill itself is closed, but you can see over the wall if you walk round to the lookout, which is open.

One of the best place to visit while visiting Pécs

If you would be there and have a look down front of you then you will see the story 😉 simple like that. Check this out!

A sanctuary for those wishing to be relieved.

Beautiful view of rhe city. A very special place.

Good place for goos nights and for chilling i like it

Just calvary haha, but it has a good view!

Tracking area in pecs

Loved it

Very nice place

(Translated by Google) As we cross the gate, a magical, almost untouched landscape unfolds before us, where nature and history merge. Mecsek has always been one of my favorite hiking spots. The landscape is varied, forested, hilly and offers a different experience at every time of the year. In summer, the green forests and fresh air are wonderfully refreshing, while in winter, the snow-covered landscape creates a magical atmosphere. Mecsek gate is a great starting point for hikers, as the area offers many hiking trails and attractions. The mountains, forests and nearby caves all offer special experiences and can be an exciting adventure for anyone. Everyone is guaranteed to find the right program for them, be it easy walking routes or more serious tours. Here, at the gates of Mecsek, I feel as if we are falling into another time and space, where the world spins a little slower and there is calm and harmony in every small detail. The experiences here mean not only hiking, but also inner replenishment, as every segment of nature contributes to deepening the beauty and silence inherent here. (Original) Ahogy átlépjük a kaput, egy varázslatos, szinte érintetlen táj tárul elénk, ahol a természet és a történelem összeolvad. A Mecsek mindig is az egyik legkedveltebb kirándulóhelyem volt. A táj változatos, erdős, dombos, és az év minden szakában más élményt nyújt. Nyáron a zöldellő erdők és a friss levegő miatt csodálatosan felfrissít, míg télen, hóval borított táj varázslatos hangulatot ad. A Mecsek kapuja a túrázók számára remek kiindulópont, mivel a környék számos kirándulóútvonalat és látványosságot kínál. Az itt található hegyek, erdők és a közeli barlangok mind különleges élményeket nyújtanak, és bárki számára izgalmas kalandot jelenthetnek. Garantáltan mindenki megtalálja benne a neki megfelelő programot, legyen szó könnyed sétaútvonalakról vagy komolyabb túrákról. Itt, a Mecsek kapujában, úgy érzem, mintha egy másik időbe és térbe csöppennénk, ahol a világ egy kicsit lassabban pörög, és minden apró részletben ott rejlik a nyugalom és a harmónia. Az élmények itt nemcsak a túrázást jelentik, hanem a belső feltöltődést is, ahogy a természet minden szegmense hozzájárul ahhoz, hogy elmélyedjünk az itt rejlő szépségben és csendben.

(Translated by Google) It is worth approaching on foot, crossing it hides a choice of hiking trails. I could tidy up the place and the hiking trails a bit, it is inhabited and neglected but it was good to find it. (Original) Gyalog érdemes megközelíteni, átlépve rajta választható túraútvonalakat rejt. Kicsit rendezhetnék a helyet és a túraútvonalakat, lelakott és elhanyagolt de jó volt rátalálni.

(Translated by Google) Pécs, Mecsek gate, the "gate" of Mecsek was built in 1936 by the city of Pécs and was intended as a symbolic entrance to the Mecsek mountains. The arcaded building built in 1936 resembles a small castle with its entrance and bastion. It marks the border of Mecsek and the city, originally this it was intended as a symbolic entrance to the mountains. (Original) Pécs, Mecsek kapu, a Mecsek "kapuját” 1936-ban építtette Pécs városa, a Mecsek hegység jelképes bejáratának szánták. Az 1936-ban készült árkádos építmény bejáratával és bástyájával egy kis várhoz hasonlít. A Mecsek, valamint a város határát jelzi, eredetileg ezt szánták a hegység jelképes bejáratának. A túrázók számára ez egy remek kiinduló pont a Mecsekbe.

(Translated by Google) We went by car, the parking lot is pretty tight, we stopped at the empty lot next to Hunyadi 87. From there we walked back along the road.. A bit dangerous.. (Original) Autóval mentünk, a parkolás eléggé necces, mi a Hunyadi 87 melletti üres teleknek álltunk meg. Onnan sétáltunk az út mellett vissza.. Veszélyes kissé..

Nestled in the heart of the city square, this former mosque, now church is a site to see. The painted dome is very special. Not quite as special as the nearby Cathedral but definitely worth visiting. I purchased the ticket that also gave me access to the Cathedral.

A stunning blend of history and faith! ⛪🕌 Right in the heart of Pécs, this former Ottoman mosque turned church is both beautiful and symbolic. 🕊️📍Don’t miss it when exploring the main square! 🌟🏛️

Love the place, beautiful architecture and a very nice walk around. If you want some facts about Pecs main attractions and some drone footage of the place I love, head to YouTube @pumalypp

The Gazi Kasim Pasha Mosque is one of the most significant historical landmarks in the city of Pécs, Hungary. It was originally built in the 16th century during the Ottoman occupation of Hungary, between 1543 and 1546, under the command of Gazi Kasim Pasha, who was the Ottoman governor of Pécs at the time. The mosque was constructed on the site of a former Gothic church, which was demolished to make way for the new Islamic place of worship. The building's architecture reflects a blend of Islamic and local styles, featuring a large dome and pointed arches, typical of Ottoman mosque design. The mosque was one of the largest in Hungary and served as the main mosque in Pécs during the Ottoman era. After the end of Ottoman rule in the late 17th century, the mosque was converted into a Christian church, known as the Inner City Parish Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary. While the building retains much of its original Ottoman structure, modifications were made to adapt it for Christian worship, including the addition of a Baroque-style altar and the removal of Islamic inscriptions. Despite these changes, the Gazi Kasim Pasha Mosque remains a remarkable example of Ottoman architecture in Hungary and serves as a symbol of the diverse cultural and religious history of Pécs. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction, allowing visitors to explore the unique architectural blend and learn about the city's Ottoman past. The mosque is also part of Pécs' UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its historical and cultural significance.

Interesting church that used to be a mosque. I think the outside is more beautiful. Staff inside were super friendly!

A true historical and architectural gem! A must-see when in Pécs. The transformation from a mosque to a Catholic church is absolutely fascinating. You can clearly see the Turkish/Ottoman elements, like the dome and the preserved mihrab, blended with Christian altars and frescoes. It’s a powerful symbol of the city's layered history. Peaceful atmosphere and beautiful light inside. Highly recommend for history buffs!

History teacher here, for those of you who don't know, I'll give you a quick, quick lesson. This region of Hungary was Christian since, well, a long, long time, then in the mid 1500s it was conquered by the Ottomans (who were Muslim) then in the early 1700s it was re-conquered by Christians. Pasha Qasim the Victorious of the Ottomans built this mosque between 1543-1546. Then, when the Ottomans were conquered by the Hapsburgs who were Christian they converted the mosque into a Christian church. Sadly, the Jesuits destroyed the minaret in 1766. This mosque is one of the largest Ottoman constructions left in Hungary. I appreciate how the left at least some of the old Arabic writing and Islamic artistic style on the walls. And be sure to see the incredibly hokey tribute to the crusades mural on the second floor. I stood there mesmerized by it. I know my grandma would have loved it all the way down to the weeping Muslim and the triumphant crusader. It's so funny to me how history is remembered to people. The massacre of millions is celebrated by a pretty painting with a cute little rainbow in a house of worship? That's just the kind of stuff I will never understand about religion. It was an amazing visit though. Highly recommended. Must see in Pecs.

(Translated by Google) The three stars are not for the painter, but for the work, the painter deserved much better than this. The creator was not very well prepared from the biography of the brilliant painter. If we observe, the brush is in the left hand of the statue figure. It is true that a well-known and accessible self-portrait of Csontváry was published. He is indeed holding the brush in his left hand, but this has a very prosaic explanation. He painted that from the mirror. :) (Original) A három csillag nem a festőnek szól, hanem az alkotásnak, a festő ennél sokkal jobbat érdemelt volna. Az alkotó nem volt túl jól felkészülve a zseniális festő életrajzából. Ha megfigyeljük, az ecset a szoboralak bal kezében van. Az igaz, hogy Csontváryról egy közismert és hozzáférhető önarckép jelent meg. Azon valóban a bal kezében a tartja az ecsetet, de ennek van egy nagyon is prózai magyarázata. Azt a tükörből festette. :)

(Translated by Google) The statue of the world-famous Hungarian painter, which is not as spectacular as the one in Kertváros, but it is also quite good, opposite the statue is the museum named after the painter (Original) Világhírű Magyar festő szobra,amely tán nem olyan látványos mint a Kertvárosi de elég jó ez is,a szoborral szemben található a festőről elnevezett múzeum

(Translated by Google) Walking area, love lock columns, a nice place to go for a walk at the base of the basilica's towers. (Original) Sétatér, szerelemlakat oszlopok,szép kirándulóhely a bazilika tornyainak tövében.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful statue in a beautiful place (Original) Szép helyen egy szép szobor

The girl who sold us the tickets was too kind and she speaks English very well. The mosque room was cold.

Wonderful place to visit. A very well-made introductory video explains the origins of the mosque and the basic practices of Sufism, dervishes, the role of music and movement, etc. The mosque itself is simple and small. It is the only complete mosque/minaret in Hungary, reminder of Ottoman times. It is worth a short visit -- 30-45 minutes.

Fantastique place to visit. They were very welcoming. Unfortunately it was only in hungarian however there was a description.

Seemed to be closed and not particularly spectacular

This place was awesome! Only place in Pécs with a minaret. It is a museum, but still operates as a mosque on Fridays and during Ramadan. I was there alone, but as I was leaving a large tour group from Turkey came in. This place is from the 1600s, I believe and probably was built by the Turks in the first place.

Very beautiful, impressive, ottoman empire ruled about 150 years this city you can see any detail and think there is an one empire which in boundaries every people lived in peace

This is the surviving only minaret in Pecs,,In Central Europe, when Turkish invaded, it was built,,here one of the greatest universities of the Hungary is located,,there are more than one thousands Muslims in the university of Pecs who conduct Friday sermon and prayers for Muslims students,,its fortifies Turkish architecture in European,,,, being a student there offered prayers many times

It's a nice game, our host helped us a bit 😀

(Translated by Google) It was not possible to get out, the objects were a bit misleading. There was a padlock, and above it a table that had to be used to have one of the codes. But since there was an indication on the lock that it was not part of the game, we didn't even touch it. The girl who would have helped us sometimes didn't hear what we said, so she couldn't help with the last code. The room was a bit dirty. (Original) Nem sikerült kijutni, kicsit félrevezetők voltak a tárgyak. Volt egy lakat, az felett egy asztal amit kellett volna használni hogy meglegyen az egyik kód. De mivel a lakaton egy jelzés volt hogy nem a játék része ezért nem is nyúltunk hozzá. A lány aki segített volna nekünk néha nem hallotta amit mondtunk, így az utolsó kódnál nem tudott segíteni. Koszos volt kicsit a szoba.

(Translated by Google) It was a great experience! Everyone should try it! (Original) Szuper élmény volt! Mindenkinek érdemes kipróbálni!

(Translated by Google) I played with foreign friends, the organizer explained the game well in English, and there was no problem with the help. At first, I thought that the Tetthely '95 track would be easy, but in the end we only made it a few minutes before the time expired. It was exciting! Thank you! (Original) Külföldi barátokkal ékeztem, a játékmagyarázatot angolul is szépen előadta a szervező, illetve a segítséggel sem volt gond. Elsőnek, azt gondoltam, hogy egyszerű lesz a Tetthely '95 pálya, de végül csak pár perccel az idő lejárta előtt jutottunk ki. Izgalmas volt! Köszönjük!

(Translated by Google) There was no problem with the room, but the game master didn't want to let us into the room we reserved, BECAUSE a group came before us and he JUST let us in because he didn't ask them which room they had booked. Because of this, we had to wait specifically 30-40 minutes. When we came out, instead of congratulating us, the game master's reaction was "you haven't paid yet, have you?" Let's just say I was very disappointed. "Crime scene '95 - The Pécs crime scene investigators The date: 08.05.2021. 18:00" (Original) A szobával semmi gond nem volt, viszont a játékmester nem abba a szobába akart minket beengedni, amit lefoglaltunk, MERT jött előttünk egy csapat akiket CSAK ÚGY beengedett oda, mert nem kérdezte meg tőlük, hogy melyik szobát foglalták le. Emiatt várnunk kellett konkrétan 30-40 percet. Amikor kijöttünk annyi volt a játékmester reakciója a gratuláció helyett, hogy "még nem fizettetek, igaz?" Mondjuk azt, hogy nagyot csalódtam. "Tetthely '95 - A pécsi helyszínelők Az időpont: 2021.08.05. 18:00"

(Translated by Google) It was fine the way it was. The furniture gave the atmosphere, and I think that the fact mentioned by many, that the track was not clean at all, is unreasonable, since it also gave the atmosphere in Szalai's apartment, as well as the antique furniture. It was so authentic. It's true that we couldn't get out, and we slipped a lot and vanity didn't allow us to ask for help :D, but regardless, the experience was good and the game master lady was kind and cute, despite some people's scolding. (Original) Úgy volt jó, ahogy volt. Adta a hangulatot a berendezés és úgy gondolom, hogy a sokak által említett tény, miszerint nem volt patyolat tiszta a pálya, oktalan, hiszen ez is adta Szalai lakásában a hangulatot, ahogy az ósdi bútorok is. Ez így volt autentikus. Tény, hogy nem tudtunk kiszabadulni, valamint nagyon elcsúsztunk és a hiúság se engedte, hogy segítséget kérjünk :D , de ettől függetlenül az élmény meg volt és a játékmester hölgy is kedves és aranyos volt, hiába szidják egyesek.

(Translated by Google) It wasn't bad, but the equipment was a bit unsophisticated and there were a lot of misdirections that wasted time. Unfortunately, the two of us couldn't get out in an hour, and what's more, the referee couldn't explain how we could have come up with the solution, specifically saying that he didn't really understand it either and he couldn't get out the first time he tried... (Original) Nem volt rossz, viszont a berendezés kicsit igénytelen és sok félrevezetés volt, amivel ment az idő. Ketten sajnos nem tudtunk kijutni egy óra alatt, mi több, a játékvezető se tudta elmagyarázni, hogyan jöhettünk volna a megoldásra rá, konkrétan azt mondta, hogy ő se érti igazán és neki se sikerült kijutni amikor először kipróbálta...

(Translated by Google) The tasks were imaginative and thought-provoking enough. Sometimes they are even downright difficult, but they are not insurmountable, so the feeling of success was not lost in the end. I definitely recommend it for family and friends, but also as a corporate team building activity. (Original) A feladatok ötletesek és kellően elgondolkodtatóak voltak. Néhol még egyenesen nehezek is, de nem megoldhatatlanok, így a sikerélmény sem maradt el végül. Mindenképpen ajánlom családi, baráti társaságok számára, de akár céges csapatépítő foglalkozásként is.

(Translated by Google) We really enjoyed it!😍 Like a real treasure hunt, with a parchment-like map, only in a slightly more modern environment, with a smartphone and internet. The tasks were similar to those in an escape game - logic, ingenuity - and a little observation doesn't hurt either. There were five of us, we all thought differently, which was a big advantage, we approached each task from a different point of view, and everyone had a sense of success. I wholeheartedly recommend it to families and groups of friends, great relaxation combined with a little sightseeing :)) (Original) Nagyon élveztük!😍 Mint egy igazi kincskeresés, pergamenszerű térképpel, csak kicsit modernebb környezetben, okostelefonnal, internettel. Hasonló feladatok voltak mint egy szabadulójátékban - logikai, leleményességi -, és ugyanúgy nem árt egy kis megfigyelőképesség sem. Mi öten voltunk, mindannyian máshogy gondolkoztunk, ami nagy előny volt, más szempontból közelítettünk meg egy-egy feladatot, és mindenkinek volt sikerélménye. Családoknak, baráti társaságoknak szívből ajánlom, remek kikapcsolódás, kis városnézéssel egybekötve :))

(Translated by Google) We used the service for team building. We had a big advantage in finding locations because we were local, but we really enjoyed solving tasks. We discovered things in our city that we may have passed by a thousand times, but only now saw. We had only positive experience during the game. Thank you very much! (Original) Csapatépítéshez vettük igénybe a szolgáltatást. Nagy előnyünk volt a helyszínek megtalálásában, hogy helyiek vagyunk, de feladatok megfejtését nagyon élveztük. Olyan dolgokat fedeztünk fel városunkban, ami mellett már lehet, hogy ezerszer elmentünk, de csak most láttuk. Csak pozitív élményünk volt a játék során. Köszönjük szépen!

(Translated by Google) It was good, there were no illogical tasks, and it could be completed in about the time specified in the notice. (Original) Jó volt, nem voltak benne logikátlan feladatok, kb a kiírásban szereplő idő alatt teljesíthető is volt.

(Translated by Google) I really liked it. The tasks and the style are also good. :) The 5 stars go :) (Original) Nekem nagyon tetszett. Jók a feladatok és a stílus is. :) Megy az 5 csillag :)

(Translated by Google) Good program, I recommend it to locals and tourists alike. (Original) Jó program, helybelieknek turistáknak egyaránt ajánlom.

(Translated by Google) We really enjoyed it, it was a great program with interesting and thought-provoking tasks, thank you! :) (Original) Nagyon élveztük, szuper program volt érdekes és elgondolkodtató feladatokkal, köszönjük! :)

Zsolnay Family and Factory History Exhibition The Zsolnay family and factory history exhibition gives an insight to the visitor of the most precious moments of the life of the industrial dynasty starting with the simplest industrial ceramic items to the most decorated ornamental pieces and the life-ch In the beginnings... The history of the factory is attached to the main stages of the history of Hungary. Its founding dates back to the Bach period, it lived its heyday during the period of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy; that was the time of dualism. World War I and the peacemaking processes that followed broke the fast development. The era between the 2 world wars was the time of a new beginning and of modernisation. Nationalisation brought the next turning point first by breaking with and later by returning to the older traditions with artistic and technical experiments. The young industrial artists established a new and modern form language with the products of the factory while they also sensed a strong request for the keeping of the traditional techniques and forms. Zsolnay: family and factory The history of the factory is the exciting and colourful story of the Zsolnay family too. The figure of Vilmos Zsolnay; the genious potter lives vividly in public consciousness. The exhibition commemorates those without the work of whom this rich heritage could not have come to life. The son of Vilmos; Miklós Zsolnay was a merchant and a businessman; he made sure that the family assets stay in the hands of the family members and that the factory kept its leading position on the market. The designer works of Júlia Zsolnay are well known but she is less known for her paintings. Her older sister Teréz had an essential role in the collection and keeping of the heritage. Júlia’s husband; Tádé Sikorski wrote his name in the great book of the factory not solely as a designer, but as an architect also. Teréz’s husband; Jakab Mattyasovszky supported his father-in-law’s inventions as a geologist. Those family members whose activities were less known also had essential roles in the development of the business. The exhibition follows through the efforts of the grandchildren they had in order to keep the factory running. Without their technological inventions we could probably hardly talk about an operative factory today. From the ornamental pieces to the porcelain insulations The factory used to be the largest ceramics manufacture of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy until the turn of the last century where household and ornamental pieces, building ceramics, fireplace tiles, porcelain insulations and stoneware pipes were produced. There was another factory in operation in Öv Street in Budapest starting from 1902. It was named the Budapest Porcelain and Faience Co. that primarily produced paving tiles and insulations and that kept its independence in the hands of the family until its nationalisation in 1948. Innovators and inventions The inventions of Vilmos Zsolnay had a great role in the success of the factory. From among these the porcelain faience and the eosin technique brought world fame to the Zsolnays whereas the pyrogranite inspired a whole architectural trend that is the Hungarian seccession or art nouveau on the turn of the last century. We shall not forget the hundreds of workers either from among whom many added to the artistic and business successes of the factory through generations or who kept the great professional quality even following the nationalisation that has always been the key to the success. One of these people was István Kovács who did not only keep the technique of eosin and revived it at the end of the 1950s. This was the artistic tradition that inspired the modern form language and the new workers and industrial artists: Antal Gazder, János Török, György Fürtös and Judit Nádor from the 1960s who are known as the classical figures of Hungarian design today.

One of the lovelies statues I've seen in my life, the two-tone medium looks equally striking in person and on camera. The Zsolnay building that stands to the south-east is equally lovely and worth a look to anyone that appreciates the work of master craftsmen.

It's a beautiful statue, situated on a perfect spot in the City Centre of Pécs, makes memory for a really great man, scientist and businessman from the end of the 19th century in the life of Pécs - it was Miklós Zsolnay, who established the worldwide known Zsolnay Porcelain Manufactory. This statue was built in 1907, after the citizens, businessmen and companies put together the money necessary for it. Before 2007 it was renewed and a traffic circle was made around it (it got place in the middle of the renewed square) and it became an elegant lightning as well. Sadly, the lamps died during the time, but no one was able to change them... If you're driving with a car and are close to this traffic circle, you should avoid this spot around the rush hours, since there are too many passing ways for pedestrians through the entire square, so that cars and busses simply can't pass the traffic circle - it builds traffic jams, instead of enabling a fluent traffic in the area...

Nice place,worth seeing.

It's worth a visit during a walk across the city.

Wilmos zsolnay, the great Hungarian ceramist !!!

🌟 Old times hero and this is one Start dust in the city.

When I was here in Dec 2017, the statue was dressed up with a Santa Claus hat. So funny, 5/5.

One of the main landmarks of the city. Well known place for meeting located right in the city center

Pecz is a small but nice town :)

The main meeting point in Pécs.

Nice square!

Beautiful monument

Beautiful square

❗️ Someone stole our locker ❗️ I’ve been traveling a lot and met a lot of people on the way, but I am still amazed by people’s behavior… Exactly two weeks ago, on the 3rd of October (our anniversary) me and my boyfriend “locked” our love at the locker wall in Pécs. We bought the locker that is visible in the above picture and carved our initials on it, thinking that nobody and nothing will ever unlock it. Well, that only happens in fairytales apparently, because only two weeks after we walked by the locker wall and decided to check if it is still there and surprisingly it disappeared (you can see in the picture without the locker in, we know exactly where we locked it). I cannot believe such people exist on this earth. That locker was not just an object, it had a significance for us. Why would someone take something that does not belong to them?! Why would someone steal a locker that has someone’s love and initials carved on it?! Please, share my post, because people should understand that they should never mess with things that have such big sentimental meaning. If you, the one who took the locker, see this post, please go and put it back where it belongs!

An interesting experience, never saw that many locks at one spot. I can imagen that it could be a romantic place to go with a boy-/girlfriend.

Bring your lock 🔒 and show your love ❤️ When you leave your lock of your love on the wall, it will last forever ☺️

love

Charming!

Nice and cool Street

Ok

Great place, nice Minigolf court and excellent staff! You can spend hours playing there, the staff is always around and helping so I fully recommend it🙌🏻.

lovely place and the staff is great too! We had so much fun, I will definitely go there again to play some mini golf.

One of the best places here in Pécs! We had unforgettable moments there and the kids enjoyed a lot. Furthermore, the staff are very kind!

Great venue, lovely staff, amazing games, loved the axe throwing, just as the mini golf.

(Translated by Google) Great place, great fun, fantastically kind and helpful staff. It would be a sin to miss the axe throwing. (Original) Szuper hely, remek szórakozás, fantasztikusan kedves és segítőkész személyzet. A baltadobálást egyszerűen vétek kihagyni.

Fun minigolf in UV light

(Translated by Google) It's a very high-quality place, the service and attitude are well above average. We spent a good 3.5 hours with two children (8,10) actively playing golf, there are many exciting and active play options. (Original) Nagyon szuper színvonalas hely a kiszolgálás és a hozzáállás bőven átlag feletti. Két gyerekkel (8,10) jó 3,5 órát töltöttünk el végig aktívan a golf mellett rengetek izgalmas és aktív játéklehetőség van.

Very nice

(Translated by Google) On May 29, 1983, the chrome-nickel statue of Liszt, created by Kossuth Prize-winning sculptor Imre Varga, was inaugurated. This is Hungary's first free-standing, open-air statue of Liszt. The statue depicts the world-renowned composer leaning out from a balcony. In October 1846, Ferenc Liszt made a four-day visit to Pécs, during which he gave numerous official and unofficial concerts and performed various homages, which undoubtedly heightened his popularity among the citizens. (Original) 1983年5月29日，科蘇特獎得主雕塑家伊姆雷·瓦爾加創作的李斯特鉻鎳雕像落成。這是匈牙利第一座獨立的露天李斯特雕像。這座雕像展示了這位世界知名作曲家探出陽台的情景。 1846年10月，費倫茨·李斯特對佩奇市進行了為期四天的訪問，期間舉辦了多場官方和非官方音樂會，並進行了各種供奉，理所當然地提高了他在市民中的知名度。

(Translated by Google) At the corner of one of the buildings that make up the bishop's palace around the plateau in front of the basilica, there is a very interesting monument. It shows the famous composer Franz Liszt on the balcony. Franz Liszt visited Pécs in the middle of the 19th century and stayed in this building. (Original) Na uglu jedne od zgrada koje čine biskupski dvor oko platoa ispred bazilike se nalazi veoma interesantan spomenik. Prikazuje čuvenog kompozitora Franca Lista na balkonu. Franc List je posetio Pečuj sredinom 19. veka i boravio u ovoj zgradi.

(Translated by Google) A monument to the Hungarian composer Franz (Ferenz) Liszt standing on the balcony of the Bishop's Palace. (Original) Spomenik mađarskom skladatelju Franji (Ferenzu) Lisztu koji stoji na balkonu biskupske palače.

(Translated by Google) On May 29, 1983, the chrome nickel statue of Ferenc Liszt created by Imre Varga, Kossuth Prize-winning sculptor, was inaugurated. This was Hungary's first independent, open-air statue of Liszt. The statue shows the world-famous composer leaning out of a balcony. Ferenc Liszt paid a four-day visit to the city of Pécs in October 1846, during which he gave several official and unofficial concerts and made various offerings, with which he deservedly increased his popularity among the townspeople. According to legend, the townspeople thanked Liszt for his visit with a serenade, which the famous composer listened to from the balcony. This serenade is silenced by the detailed reports, but it would be a good story anyway. The sculptor Imre Varga also created the nearby Kodály statue, which was inaugurated seven years earlier, not far from here. (Original) 1983 május 29-én avatták fel Varga Imre, Kossuth-díjas szobrászművész Liszt Ferencről alkotott krómnikkel szobrát. Ez volt Magyarország első önálló, szabadtéri Liszt-szobra. A világhíres zeneszerzőt egy erkélyről kihajolva mutatja be a szobor. Liszt Ferenc 1846 októberében négynapos látogatást tett Pécs városában, ezalatt több hivatalos és nemhivatalos koncertet adott, és különböző felajánlásokat tett, amellyel méltán növelte népszerűségét a városlakók körében. A legenda szerint a városlakók Liszt látogatását szerenáddal köszönték meg, amelyet a híres zeneszerző az erkélyről hallgatott. Ezt a szerenádot a részletes beszámolók elhallgatják, de amúgy jó sztori lenne. A szobrász, Varga Imre alkotta a közelben álló Kodály-szobrot is, amelyet hét évvel korábban avattak, nem messze innen.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful statue, in an atypical place, dedicated to the famous composer and pianist Franz Liszt. The statue fits phenomenally into the environment and it is very easy to pass by without noticing it. It can very easily happen that you replace the statue with a living person. A very interesting statue that you must see when visiting Pécs. (Original) Прелепа статуа, на атипичном месту посвећена чувеном композитору и пијанисти Францу Листу. Статуа се феноменално уклапа у окружење и врло лако се може десити да прођете поред ње а да је не приметите. Може врло лако и да се деси да статуу замените са живом особом. Јако занимљива статуа коју морате видети када обилазите Печуј.

(Translated by Google) An expressive sculpture created from all kinds of scrap metal. My young son called the character "scary". (Original) Експресивна скульптура, створена з усякого металобрухту. Мій маленький син назвав персонажа "страшним".