Pécsvárad - Pécsvárad

Pécsvárad [pEčvArad] is a small town and tourist destination in southeastern Transdanubia in Hungary.

Understand

Pécsvárad is located on a plain and hills at the foot of the Mecsek mountain range. Komló is 14, Pécs and Bonyhád po 18, Bóly 23, Bátaszék 24, Budapest 156 kilometers.

History

The first Hungarian king founded a monastery there, a chapel was built in the 12th century, but the first mention took place only in 1316. The place became a village in 1439. Before the arrival of the Turks a fort was built next to the monastery, which later the Turks occupied in 1594. Pécsvárad received city rights in 1993.

Climate

Pécsvárad is located in a temperate, continental climate, like full Hungary.

Enter

Pécsvárad is accessible only by road, the railway has been demolished.

Enire avie

The country's international airport operates in Budapest, but Pécs also accepts even international flights.

To be transported

Pécsvárad is easily accessible by road from the nearby villages and towns.

To be transported on foot

Pécsvárad has sidewalks along the footpaths. There is a campaign to build a bike path to Bátaszék.

Public transport

In Pécsvárad there are no local buses, the town itself is small, like a village.

Transport by car

Pécsvárad has an urban road network for cars.

See

• w: en: Chapel of All Saints (Pécsvárad)
• Calvinist church (1758)
• 1767 catholic church (1767)
• neo-Gothic town hall (1857)
• Lake Dombay (2 km)

Fari

• fishing in the lake (with permission!)

Buy

The most necessary shops are located in Pécsvárad.

Stores

• Tom Market Pécsvárad
• Penny Market Pécsvárad
• Stefán Market Pécsvárad
• Chef Market Pécsvárad

Eat

• Tanya Csárda Pécsvárad
• Vadászkürt Restaurant Pizzeria
• István Király Restaurant Pécsvárad

Drink

Just like eating.

To live

There are rental apartments at the private service.

Campsites

• Kótsch Kemping

Hostels

• István Király Szálló, Pécsvárad

Hotels

• Hotel - Pécsvárad Castle

Security

• Pécsvárad conforms to the security of Hungary.

Esperanto

Local Esperantists

Consulates

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Remarks

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