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The exhibition on the history of Pécs, between 1686 and 1948, in a former tannery house. On the first floor there are two interiors: one in biedermeier-style and a sitting-room from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.In the exhibition there are objects, documents, photos, interiors, models of buildings and the town. The intimate court of the tannery can add to the visitors' impressions. Gift shop.
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Pécsi Nemzeti Színház
Pécsi Horvát Színház
Also here the Summer Theatre of Pécs (Nyári Színház).
Gázi Kászim pasa dzsámija - Belvárosi Plébániatemplom
Built on site and from the stones of Saint Berthold’s Gothic church by Pasha Qasim the Victorious, the Turkish character of the church was restored during the most recent, early 1940s renovations. Inside the building, which functions as a Catholic church, frescoes depicting quotes from the Qur’an from the 16th century are visible. The other mosque in the city, built by Yakovali Hassan, is in Kórház Square at the western terminus of the main pedestrian street, and is also open for visit when not in religious use by the city’s Muslim community.
Early Christian Mausoleum, Régészeti Kiállítás
The upper part of the two-storey building was a chapel while the lower part, decorated with murals depicting scenes from the Bible, functioned as a burial chamber. Museum shop. Guide available.
Klimo Collection, PTE University Library, University History Museum, Egyetemtörténeti Gyűjtemény
In the University Library. Here can be seen the valuable Klimo-collection
Modern Magyar Képtár II
A permanent exhibition of the Modern Hungarian Gallery presents the broadly interpreted 20th and 21st century Hungarian Art, paintings, sculptures, installations.