HIDDEN TREASURES

The Wall of Locks, which can be found downtown is exactly what it sounds like. It also tells a romantic story about two lovers and a forbidden love.
When going up Mecsek Hill, you can find a marvelous statue called Niké Statue overlooking the city. It was built in 1975 and is a representation of the goddess of victory, Niké.

Wall of Locks

Niké Statue

Near the Cathedral you can find the Barbican of Pécs – a fortress in the northwestern corner of the city wall, built in the 16^th century. From the top a wonderful view of the city can be seen. A large portion of the city walls of Pécs still stands proudly.
Just opposite the Barbican of Pécs, you can find the Calvary Hill, and a few stairs away the Terrace of eight happiness ("Nyolc boldogság terasza" in Hungarian) presents a marvelous view to the city centre. 

Barbican of Pécs

Terrace of eight happiness on Calvary Hill

On Mecsek Hill, near Pécs Zoo you can find the beloved Flóra-pihenő with a swing where you can take relaxation to a whole new level.

In one of the main squares of the city you can find the memory of a bygone era, when Pécs had its tramline through the city. Now one tram cable car is stading in Ferencesek street, contemplating about its good old days.