Pec Cathedral
7624 Hungary, town of Pec, Dome Square
Description:
The Hungarian Cathedral of Pec was erected in honor of Saints Peter and Paul in the XI century. The cathedral is located in the ancient city of Pec.
At first it looked like an early Christian chapel. Then, after the fire, its construction began. Over the centuries, the cathedral was transformed, having passed a large stage of architectural eclecticism. And only at the end of the XIX century he finally found his image. Now the architecture of the cathedral is dominated by neo-romantic style.
The famous cathedral can be called a huge bell.
The building of the Pec Cathedral is decorated with famous Hungarian frescoes and sculptures.
The building has a rare musical instrument - an organ of 75 trumpets, on which Franz Liszt often performed his masses.
How to get there: by train, bus, by car or with a tour. The train from Budapest departs from the East Station.