Baranya County

sights.uz lists 41 historic and notable places in Baranya County, Hungary. Among them are 9 monuments, 16 eco-tourism sites and 16 museums.

Pécs Gallery

The term Pécsi Galéria (PGGM - Pécsi Galéria és Grafikai Műhely) refers to the first exhibition space in the county seat of Baranya presenting contemporary art, which has been…

Museum of Ethnography

The Pécs Museum of Ethnography preserves, researches and presents the material and spiritual culture of the Hungarian and minority folk groups of Baranya County. Here is the…

Nemes Endre Museum

The Nemes Endre Museum in Pécs was one of the former museums at 5 Káptalan Street. The building currently houses the Directorate of the Janus Pannonius Museum.

JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs

The JPM Modern Hungarian Library (Pécs, Papnövelde street 5) gives a comprehensive cross-section of the works of the most important artists of Hungarian art dating back over a…

Mecsek Mining Exhibitions

The Central Mining Museum's exhibitions presenting the mining of the Mecsek are summarized under the name Mecsek Mining Exhibitions.

Janus Pannonius Museum

The Janus Pannonius Museum is Hungary's largest regional museum, the research site of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, but it should not be considered an exhibition venue; a…

Gyugyi Collection

In the Sikorski House in the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter in Pécs, the collection of Zsolnay porcelain belonging to László Gyugyi, a US‑based electrical engineer and collector, is…

Amerigo Tot Museum

The Amerigo Tot Museum is one of the former museums in Pécs on Káptalan Street. The artist currently has no independent exhibition space in the city, and his works here can…

Beremend Crystal Cave

The Beremend crystal cave has been one of Hungary's specially protected caves since 1988. It is located in the Villány Mountains, within the Danube–Drava National Park. There is…

Vízfő Cave

The Orfűi Vízfő Cave is one of Hungary's specially protected caves. It is located in Orfű, within the Danube–Drava National Park. It is one of the five specially protected caves…

Lake Barátúr

The Barátúri Lake is an artificial standing water body in a valley of the Baranya Hills. It was built as a flood reservoir, its main purpose being to protect the areas and…

Hásságyi-tó

The Hásságyi-tó artificial standing water is located in the area of the village after which it is named. The fishing lake spread in the Baranyai Hills was created in the 1960s on…

Nagyharsány Crystalcave

The Nagyharsány Crystal Cave is one of Hungary's specially protected caves. It is located in the Danube–Drava National Park. It is the longest and deepest cave of the Villány…

Mánfai Cave

Mánfai Cave is one of the highly protected caves of Hungary. It is located in Mánfa, within the Danube–Drava National Park. It is the fourth longest cave in the Mecsek. It is one…

Kanizsai Dorottya Múzeum

The Kanizsai Dorottya Museum in Mohács was established in 1923 and takes its name from Dorottya Kanizsai, the noblewoman remembered for organizing the burial of the dead after…

Tettyei Tufa Cave

The Tettye Travertine Cave sits in the Tettye district on the edge of Pécs, formed over the last ten thousand years as mineral-rich spring water deposited layers of porous…

Tettyei Spring Cave

The Tettye Spring Cave is a separate karst cavity in the same Tettye travertine formation above Pécs that also contains the better-known Tettye Travertine show cave. Rather than…