Discover the Carmelite Church, known for its opulent interiors and stunning frescoes. Founded in 1697, the community of Carmelites invited from Germany grew rapidly. Admire the early Baroque style elements, the masterpiece of the main altar, and the ceiling paintings created by Paul Troger, one of the most important artists of the Viennese Baroque.

Cobblestones where the winegrowers are immortalized with their best vintages

Wander through cobblestone streets, past ornate baroque buildings and bustling squares. Discover hidden alleys, admire the ornate old trade signs, and be fascinated by the architecture of the town hall with its neo-Gothic style and coat of arms donated by Maria Theresa. A walk that tells the rich history and cultural diversity through every detail.

You can taste Hungarian specialties

Roam through eras from prehistoric times to modern times, marvel at the Petz family collection of medical and artistic rarities, discover the first Hungarian postage stamp and admire the Abád-Hauser collection. Let the variety of exhibits take you back in time and feel the history through the art and crafts of yesteryear.

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.

Climb 97 narrow spiral staircases of a 40-meter-high tower, built around 1596, for unparalleled views over the rooftops of Eger. Surrounded by history and the robustness of a structure that was stronger than 400 oxen, a perspective is revealed to you that takes your breath away and brings the past to life.

Admire the majestic architecture and ornate interiors of Hungary's second-largest cathedral. Built according to the plans of Hild József, it combines classicist elegance with spiritual depth. The impressive organ concerts and the magnificent sculptures by Marco Casagrande will make your visit a profound cultural and spiritual experience.

If you immerse yourself in the world of books, surrounded by 140,000 volumes in the Főegyházmegyei könyvtár, you will see a ceiling fresco of the Tridentine Council. History lives on every shelf, while ancient texts and rare manuscripts await you in this bibliophile paradise.

Step back in time, where the remains of a Roman castrum formed the basis of an architectural masterpiece. Admire the mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements that await you in the historic rooms and mysterious garden of the Bishop's Castle. Discover the rare double chapels and be fascinated by the sacred treasures and deep history.

From the battlements of old walls, the view extends far over the countryside. Centuries of history surround you as you stroll through magnificent halls and along lush gardens. Every step tells of the past of the nobility, cultural encounters and the splendour of days gone by. Here, nature and architecture interweave to create a unique panorama.

In a historic courtyard, discover a world where local artists and designers showcase their handcrafted treasures. From one-of-a-kind clothing to jewelry to artwork, here you can not only shop, but also learn the stories behind the works directly from the creators. A place that combines creativity and traditional craftsmanship in a lively exchange.

Built 400 years ago, the Öziçeli Hacci Ibrahim Mosque opens a window into the past. With every step you take on the ancient ground, you connect with the generations of believers who have said their prayers here. The architecture and ornate decorations reveal stories of a rich cultural heritage and invite you to experience the silence and spirituality.

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.

Admire the imposing sculptures of Dobó István and the Végvári harcosok, which honor brave defenders and glorious moments from the 16th century. Be inspired by the heroic atmosphere as you walk between historic walls and culinary highlights such as Macok Bisztró and Pizza Brumbrum Világbéke. A walk here is a journey back in time through Eger's proud history.

Marvel at the imposing structure that dominates the skyline with a height of 97 meters. Inside, you'll find stunning frescoes and the mummified hand of Hungary's first canonized king. A climb to the observation deck gives you a 360-degree view over the city, while an organ concert completes the magical atmosphere.

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of traditional stalls, you'll find Hungarian delicacies such as lángos and goulash. A culinary ramble will take you through the heart of Hungarian cuisine, supported by the lively atmosphere and friendly traders. Don't miss: Being able to haggle at a stall adds an authentic touch to the food purchase.

Immerse yourself in the living history of the Ernstbrunn shipyard, where traditional craftsmanship and modern art meet. Admire handcrafted ship models that document the shipyard's significance, and discover objects and documents that delve deep into the local culture and history. Experience how exhibitions and cultural events connect the past with the present and keep the stories of Ernstbrunn alive.

A unique sports park that makes the hearts of sports enthusiasts beat faster with 12 outdoor fitness machines. In addition to a children's playground, the park offers adults the opportunity to exercise in the fresh air. Ideal for those who want to stay active even on vacation.

Experience the unique craftsmanship of pottery, which has been preserved for generations in the Csúcsi Fazekasház. Masters of ceramics will show you how to create artistic works from simple clay. From the traditional shaping to the firing process, you will become part of a cultural heritage characterized by special techniques and embellishments.

Admire masterful baroque architecture and sacred works of art such as the 'Weeping Madonna'. Unravel the story behind the tomb of Blessed Bishop Vilmos Apor and discover the significance of Hungary's third most important national relic, the Herm of Saint Ladislaus, as you wander through the corridors of this basilica, founded in the 11th century.

Immerse yourself in a bygone world where the daily life of our ancestors becomes tangible. Craftsmanship, ancient knowledge and customs of the Bronze Age come to life. Watch bronze objects cast using ancient methods, learn about the importance of rituals, and immerse yourself in the architecture and crafts of a bygone era.

Majestic architecture, coupled with the depth of historical stories, transports you to a time of splendor and domination. Between ancient walls and ornate sculptures, you'll get up close and personal with the past. The view over the rooftops that offers you lets you slip into the role of a monarch who watches over his kingdom.