Pécs: a self-guided walking tour of Hungary's best-preserved Ottoman legacy, with audio, quizzes & free eSIM

Pécs spent a century and a half under Ottoman rule, and unlike almost anywhere else in Hungary, it never tore down the evidence. This self-guided walking tour traces the city's improbable layering: a Roman cemetery, a medieval cathedral, two surviving mosques, and a synagogue, al...

Available in

English

Italiano

Deutsch

Français

Português

Español

中文

Highlights

Self-guided tour

Explore at your own pace. No groups, no schedule.

Audio guide

Let the story play as you walk.

Interactive quiz

Answer to unlock each stop.

Fun facts

The best stories behind every landmark.

Smart map

Navigation that shows you where to go next.

Play with friends

Go solo or make it a group game.

New

Free data included

500MB for global use.

New

About this activity

This tour can be experienced in Pécs, Hungary
This tour is a walk of 4 km starting at Jakováli Hasszán Pasa Mosque: the surviving minaret
There are 7 quizzes and the duration of the activity is expected to be 2 hours
This tour can be experienced in any weather and is available daily at any time

Pécs, Hungary

4 Km

2 Hours

7 Quizzes

What to bring

Charged smartphone with internet access

Comfortable shoes for walking around

Adequate clothes for the weather

Headphones (optional)

Itinerary

Loading map…

Jakováli Hasszán Pasa Mosque: the surviving minaret
Jakováli Hasszán Pasa Mosque: the surviving minaret
Barbakán: the fortress that surrendered
Barbakán: the fortress that surrendered
Pécs Cathedral: four towers over the city
Pécs Cathedral: four towers over the city
Cella Septichora: the Roman city below
Cella Septichora: the Roman city below
Mosque of Pasha Qasim: mosque turned church
Mosque of Pasha Qasim: mosque turned church
Széchenyi Square: Zsolnay at the city’s heart
Széchenyi Square: Zsolnay at the city’s heart
Pécs Synagogue: where Angster began
Pécs Synagogue: where Angster began

Ticket validity