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3-dnevni Pécs za raziskovalce skritih kotičkov in zgodovine

⚖️Uravnotežen izbor🏛️Kultura in zgodovina💎Skriti zakladi in lokalne znamenitosti
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Odkrijte Pécs onkraj turističnih poti - zgodnjekrščanske nekropole, skrite dvorišča, lokalne tržnice in razgledne točke v hribih Mecsek, ki jih poznajo le domačini.

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$141Skupaj za potovanje · $47 na dan

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Bed & Breakfast v Staro mestno jedro (center Pécsa, v bližini katedrale in Széchenyijevega trga) $35-55/night

Bivanje v starem mestnem jedru vam omogoča peš dostop do vseh današnjih znamenitosti.

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Bed & Breakfast v Središče Pécsa (Széchenyi tér, glavni mestni trg) 30-50 USD/night

Bližina tržnice, muzejev in vinskih kleti vam omogoča, da večino dneva preživite peš.

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Hotel v Središče Pécsa okrog Széchenyi trga (glavni mestni trg s cerkvijo in kavarnami) ~40-50 USD (45 €) na noč

Vse atrakcije tretjega dne so v bližini ali lahko dostopne peš od središča.

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Tradicionalne slane jedi

Halászlé (Pécsi pontyhalászlé)

Halászlé (Pécsi pontyhalászlé)

This spicy fisherman's soup made with local carp is a staple along the Danube region near Pécs. It is traditionally cooked outdoors in a cauldron over an open fire for hours.

Pécsi bácskai rizses hús

Pécsi bácskai rizses hús

This hearty rice and pork dish, heavily seasoned with paprika, reflects the strong Balkan and Hungarian culinary fusion found in Pécs. The city's multicultural history as a meeting point of different empires shaped this comforting one-pot meal.

Lecsó

Lecsó

Pécs is renowned for its version of lecsó, a vegetable stew of peppers, tomatoes and onions. Local cooks often add spicy Hungarian sausage and eggs, making it a complete meal that pairs perfectly with fresh bread.

Tradicionalne sladke jedi

Mézes krémes (Pécsi mézes krémestészta)

Mézes krémes (Pécsi mézes krémestészta)

This layered honey cake with creamy vanilla filling is a specialty of Pécs. Local legend says the recipe was perfected by nuns in the city's convents during the 18th century.

Pécsi gesztenyepüré

Pécsi gesztenyepüré

Pécs is famous for its sweet chestnut puree made from locally harvested chestnuts from the nearby Mecsek hills. It is often served with whipped cream in the shape of a volcano.

Rétes (Pécsi túrós rétes)

Rétes (Pécsi túrós rétes)

Pécs has a beloved variation of strudel filled with creamy Hungarian curd cheese. The city's Ottoman-era ovens were historically used to bake these paper-thin pastries to perfection.

Tradicionalne pijače

Villányi vörösbor (Villány red wine)

Villányi vörösbor (Villány red wine)

The nearby Villány wine region, just south of Pécs, is Hungary's most famous red wine area. Its full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot wines benefit from the Mediterranean climate unique to this part of the country.

Pécsi sör (Pécsi Brewery beer)

Pécsi sör (Pécsi Brewery beer)

The Pécsi Sörfőzde brewery, founded in 1848, is one of Hungary's oldest and most respected breweries. Their signature Szalon Sör is a light lager that has been brewed continuously for over 170 years.

Pálinka (Pécsi barackpálinka)

Pálinka (Pécsi barackpálinka)

Apricot pálinka from the Pécs region is among Hungary's most celebrated fruit brandies. The apricots from the sunny slopes around Pécs give this spirit its distinctively aromatic and fruity character.

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