Experience the vibrant flair of Széchenyi tér, where history meets modern gastronomy. Enjoy the view of magnificent architecture from one of the numerous terrace cafés, let yourself be seduced by the variety of food and feel the rhythm of the city as you immerse yourself in the unique ambience.

From the south-eastern tower of the Pécs Cathedral, there is a breathtaking view over the city. Surrounded by the sounds of the Mária, Pál and Ferenc bells, this location offers a unique perspective on the historic architecture and vibrant life of Pécs, nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Mecsek Mountains.

Immerse yourself in the world of modern Hungarian art, from Csontváry to Vasarely, and experience a captivating journey through time through styles and eras. Discover groundbreaking works at the Modern Hungarian Gallery that push the boundaries of the ordinary and reflect the cultural diversity of Pécs.

Discover the heritage of Zsolnay ceramics, where historical and modern masterpieces of porcelain art meet. Admire the unique Eozin glaze, which makes objects shine in dazzling colors, and learn how Zsolnay left a lasting mark on the cityscape of Pécs with magnificent facades and decorations. A tour of the exhibitions reveals the innovative power and creativity of a family that wrote art history.

Step back in time through the arts, where world-class performances take place in an architectural gem. With an opening crowned by Erkel Ferencs Bánk Bán, this theatre combines modern performances with historical charm. Here, musical and theatrical excellence merge with the elegance and history of the building to create a unique cultural treat.

Immerse yourself in the world of ceramic art, where historic factory halls are home to living museums and galleries. Discover the fascinating history of Zsolnay ceramics, marvel at colorful mosaics and architectural masterpieces. Enjoy culinary delights in stylish cafes surrounded by artwork that honors the creative heritage of the Zsolnay family.

In the footsteps of medieval history, you will walk through the mighty walls of the gótikus stílusú Kapuerőd, whose construction is associated with Kinizsi Pál. From the top of the structure, you will have a unique panorama of the vibrant old town of Pécs, while you can feel the strategic importance and ornate architecture of this old defensive fortification.

Discover underground chapels and ornate sarcophagi in one of Europe's most important early Christian necropolises. Dating back to the 4th century, this tomb reveals fascinating insights into the spiritual life and burial rituals of the ancient inhabitants.

Experience the masterful craftsmanship and rich heritage of the Zsolnay Porcelain Manufactory. Admire the magnificent works of art, ranging from world-renowned exhibitions to royal collections, and immerse yourself in the world of technical innovation and artistic perfection that has been cultivated for generations.

Explore Roman pavements and aqueducts that reveal Pécs' deep historical roots in ancient times. Admire an underground burial chapel dating back to the 4th century, which serves as a strong testament to the city's ancient Christian culture.

Discover the Gázi Kászim pasa dzsámija, converted into a synagogue where medieval church stones created an Ottoman masterpiece. Admire the preserved Korán feliratok and the history that lives within the walls of this unique cultural crossroads between Islam and Christianity.

Discover the vibrant world of contemporary art in a city steeped in a rich cultural past. The Pécs Art and Exhibition Palace showcases works by local and international artists, from Getto József to Kotormán Norbert, offering a unique insight into the vibrant art scene that has shaped Pécs and Baranya for decades.

Experience the fusion of medieval, Christian and Ottoman architecture in one place. Marvel at the stones reused from a Catholic temple, the unique Turkish ornaments, and the Quran inscriptions. History speaks from every stone, while the lost elements, such as the original mihrab, reflect the transience of time.

Discover a rare crypt beneath a former mosque where Islamic and Christian histories meet. Marvel at the preserved mihrab niche and the Christian frescoes, symbols of both faiths, united in one room. This crypt tells stories of faith, cultural change, and the time when the city was a melting pot of civilizations.

Embark on a discovery tour of the historic champagne cellars led by Szilágyi Zsuzsanna. Experience a unique zseblámpen-guided walking tour as you learn all about the fascinating processes of champagne making. This adventure will not only give you insights into the secrets of sparkling wine production, but also into the underground world of wineries.

Admire the impressive landscapes and visionary representations in the largest collection of Csontváry Kosztka Tivadar's works. From the early study drawings to masterpieces such as 'Mária kútja Názáretben', 'Magányos cédrus' and 'Baalbek', you will experience the fascinating world of one of the most idiosyncratic artists in Hungarian painting.

Discover the remodeled Tramini Bar, where history once came alive. Modern meets the past, where tram tracks once intersected with the vibrant nightlife. Here, where strip shows once captivated the audience, you can now enjoy your drink in an elegant atmosphere, surrounded by a touch of times gone by.

Past a sculpture that has held history and controversy since 1975, the Szárnyas Niké statue rises. Originally intended as a freedom monument, it has survived despite vandalism. Its headlessness remains a mystery, but it offers a unique view over Pécs and symbolizes indomitable strength.