Barbican Bastion
The city of Pec is very ancient and has a great and fascinating history, there are many monuments of bygone times. But the most difficult history of the city is reflected by its fortifications. One of them is the mighty Barbican bastion, which was once part of a large episcopal castle.
Peter and Paul Cathedral in Peche
Peche is an episcopal city and very ancient. And one of its main attractions and business card is the magnificent Romanesque Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Austerity, grace, solemnity are epithets that can only partially describe this architectural masterpiece.
Archaeological Museum and Lapidarium
The central square of Pecha (Secheny Square) is a real open—air museum, a good part of the most interesting sights of the city are concentrated on this particular patch. All the historical buildings forming a single architectural appearance of this space are very interesting.
The Bishop’s Palace in Peche
The appearance of the bishop in ancient Peche is inextricably linked with one of the most revered saints throughout Hungary, namely St. Stephen, the Hungarian king. According to historical documents, back in the 11th century, an ancient church stood on the very spot where today we can see the Bishop’s palace.
Zholnai
It would seem that the Hungarian city of Peche and the Russian St. Petersburg have in common? It is not easy to answer this provocative question, but at first glance it seems impossible at all. Literally everything varies in these beautiful cities, from the climate to the architectural style.