Pictures of Pecs

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The largest Turkish building remaining in Hungary, this former mosque dating back to the 16th century now serves as a parish church.

The largest Turkish building remaining in Hungary, this former mosque dating back to the 16th century now serves as a parish church.

Join a guided tour and explore this grand palace complex, with its mix of architectural styles and interesting exhibits on the history of Pecs. 

Nicknamed the “City of Wine and Grapes,” this lovely town is known for its pleasant climate and interesting cultural heritage.

Nicknamed the “City of Wine and Grapes,” this lovely town is known for its pleasant climate and interesting cultural heritage.

Join a guided tour and explore this grand palace complex, with its mix of architectural styles and interesting exhibits on the history of Pecs. 

Nicknamed the “City of Wine and Grapes,” this lovely town is known for its pleasant climate and interesting cultural heritage.

The largest Turkish building remaining in Hungary, this former mosque dating back to the 16th century now serves as a parish church.

Nicknamed the “City of Wine and Grapes,” this lovely town is known for its pleasant climate and interesting cultural heritage.

Appreciate the history, beauty and tranquility of the most intact Turkish mosque in Hungary, where there is a small exhibition on Ottoman history.

Appreciate the history, beauty and tranquility of the most intact Turkish mosque in Hungary, where there is a small exhibition on Ottoman history.

Nicknamed the “City of Wine and Grapes,” this lovely town is known for its pleasant climate and interesting cultural heritage.

Appreciate the history, beauty and tranquility of the most intact Turkish mosque in Hungary, where there is a small exhibition on Ottoman history.

Spend time in the cultural heart of Pécs, a bustling meeting place fringed by historic buildings.

Appreciate the history, beauty and tranquility of the most intact Turkish mosque in Hungary, where there is a small exhibition on Ottoman history.

Nicknamed the “City of Wine and Grapes,” this lovely town is known for its pleasant climate and interesting cultural heritage.

Appreciate the history, beauty and tranquility of the most intact Turkish mosque in Hungary, where there is a small exhibition on Ottoman history.