Romanesque Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul

The Romanesque Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul is a landmark of the city of Pecs in Hungary. The construction of this Roman Catholic church began in 1064 by order of King Stephen I. Since then, the church has undergone stages of construction and reconstruction. Today, this architectural monument has mixed the features of different styles - Gothic, classicism, neo-romanticism. Inside the cathedral is decorated with frescoes, a special pomp and celebration adds rich gilding. The pearl of the cathedral is an organ of 75 pipes. The church is located on Dome Square at Szent István tér 23. You can get there by bus 2, 4, 23Y, 46.