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Town in Baranya, Hungary
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Mohács is a Hungarian city on the Danube River in Baranya County.
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The main square of the city.
Mohácsi Fogadalmi templom
A memorial church commemorating the Battle of Mohács that took place in 1526.
Városháza
Built between 1924 and 1926 according to plans by Aladár Árkay and Bertalan Árkay . In 1928 the mansion was expanded with a separate wing. The stained glass windows were painted in 1984, as the original glass was destroyed during World War II. The town hall houses a post office, a tourist office, and temporary exhibitions .
Battlefield Memorial Chapel, Csatatéri emlékkápolna
The classicist-style memorial chapel was built in 1816. The chapel is located alone at the Mohács cemetery. Inside are two paintings by István Dorfmeister (1729) and a stained glass window about Dorottya Kanizsai by Jenő Haranghy in 1928. In a niche is visible a cannon, which remained from the battle in 1687.
Szerb-ortodox templom
Serbian refugees built the church that can be seen today in 1732. The church is a typical Orthodox building. All the facilities were made of wood. The murals were painted in the 18th century.
Every spring, the town hosts the annual Busójárás carnival. These traditional festivities have been inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of the UNESCO in 2009.
By car
Mohács is easily accessible from the Transdanubia region by motorway from Budapest. There is no road border crossing with Croatia, but the nearest one is easily accessible by motorway.
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