- Pecs is a city located in the Baranya County of southern Hungary. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and noted for its wine production founded by the Romans.
- It was Roman Sopianae in the Province of Pannonia Inferior. After the Province was split 297 CE, it became the capital of Pannonia Valeria.
Roman Sites
- Roman Necropolis
- Located at Setater, in front of the cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Pecs.
- An early Christian Necropolis dating from the latter half of the 4th century CE.
- It holds 16 funerary monuments and murals with Christian motifs, including Burial chambers, Chapels and a Mausoleum containing a Sarcophagus.
Museums
- Pecs Archeology Museum and Lapidarium
- Located at 12 Szechenyi square, Pecs.
- Roman Tombstones and Sarcophagi are located in the courtyard of the museum.
Pecs Cathedral