Pécs in 3 days

Mosque of Pasha Jakováli Hassan (Jakováli Hasszán pasa dzsámija) about 30 minutes

The best-preserved Ottoman mosque in Hungary, with a minaret and a small museum, plus the nearby tomb of Idris Baba.

Széchenyi Square (Széchenyi tér) about 45 minutes · heart of the city

The lively main square of Pécs, with the former mosque in the middle, the Town Hall, an equestrian statue of Hunyadi and the Zsolnay fountain.

Vasarely Museum (JPM Vasarely Múzeum) about 1 hour

The op-art world of Victor Vasarely, who was born in Pécs, on Káptalan utca 3.

Csontváry Museum (JPM Csontváry Múzeum) about 45 minutes

The paintings of Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, one of Hungary's most original painters, in a small museum at Janus Pannonius utca 11.

Mosque of Pasha Qasim / Inner City Parish Church (Gázi Kászim pasa dzsámija) about 30 minutes

The 16th-century Ottoman mosque on Széchenyi Square, now a Catholic church, with a crescent and a cross on its dome and a mix of Islamic and Christian decor inside.

Zsolnay Museum on Káptalan utca (JPM Zsolnay Múzeum) about 45 minutes

A museum of Zsolnay ceramics and porcelain in the old canons' houses on Káptalan utca 2.

Early Christian Necropolis & Cella Septichora Visitor Centre (Ókeresztény Sírkamrák) about 1 hour

UNESCO-listed 4th-century Roman burial chambers with painted walls, reached through the Cella Septichora visitor centre.

Cathedral of Pécs (Pécsi Székesegyház) about 1 hour

A four-towered Romanesque-style cathedral on Cathedral Square, with richly painted interiors, a crypt and a tower with city views.

Zsolnay Cultural Quarter (Zsolnay Kulturális Negyed) about 2 hours and 15 minutes

The former Zsolnay porcelain factory grounds, now a park of exhibitions, a planetarium, playgrounds, a puppet theatre and cafes.

Golden Age of Zsolnay: Gyugyi Collection (Gyugyi Gyűjtemény) about 1 hour

A large collection of Zsolnay ceramics and porcelain from the factory's golden age, in the Zsolnay Quarter.

Zsolnay Family & Factory History Exhibition about 45 minutes

The story of the Zsolnay family and how the factory grew, in the quarter's historic buildings.

Zsolnay Mausoleum (Zsolnay Mauzóleum) about 15 minutes

The family tomb of the Zsolnay dynasty, decorated with the factory's own ceramics.

Pécs TV Tower lookout on Misina (Pécsi TV-torony) about 1 hour and 15 minutes

Hungary's tallest structure, 197 m, with a public observation deck at 75 m and a restaurant below, on the 535 m Misina peak.

Pécs Zoo & Aquarium-Terrarium (Pécsi Állatkert) about 2 hours

A small zoo on the Mecsek slopes, reopened in 2016, with a combined aquarium and terrarium.

Tettye plateau & ruins (Tettye) about 1 hour

A green plateau above the old town with the ruins of a 16th-century summer palace and a limestone-tuff cave exhibition.