Get the easy breezy vacay in Pecs

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One of the things that a traveler is considered whenever he’s set out to stretch thy limbs is the city or town’s climate. It is quite understandable that being aware of the place’s weather condition should be a priority, as this would dictate what you’d be able to do during your stay.

Some prefer it bright and sunny for beach trips, some wanted it white and snowy just because snowmen are adorable and others wanted the mild, breezy and somewhere in the middle types as this is conducive for a day out without sweating or wearing fur.

Getting the best climate is a blessing not only to travelers but also to the inhabitants as vegetation will never be scarce, no leaves would go dry and everything would go into fruition.

Pecs in the humble country of Hungary should be on your bucket list of dream destinations as this small town promises nothing but a chill and hassle-free stay due to its mild climate and its accompanying advantages.

Location

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Specifically situated in Central Europe, Pecs is the fifth largest city in Hungary.

The city is located Croatia’s border, on Hungary’s southern edge and is surrounded by the county of Mecsek on the north. Pecs’ southern edge is mostly plain land.

Climate

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Get your feet and bodies to Pecs in the months of July and August, which are boasting of average temperatures on a traveler’s comfortable level. But if you’re the type of traveler who wanted it cooler yet still pleasant to the touch, visit the town on the months of April, May, June then jumping onto September and October.

The remaining months are deemed to be the coldest months, so bring the thickest of coats for protection.

The hottest temperature in Pecs in an annual estimate is at 26-degrees Celsius while the lowest rate can get as low as -4-degrees Celsius. The months of May and June are deemed the rainiest months and are averaging 2.5 and 3.3 inches of precipitation.

Transportation

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For railway travel, you’d be delighted to know that Pecs is connected to Hungary’s main city Budapest via Pusztaszabolcs. Some other cities being interconnected to Pecs are the also famous towns of Mohacs, Vienna and Osijek.

If you’d want to try a more specified form of public transportation, look for the Ikarus and Mercedes buses (normally on yellow and blue stripes) and get your way around the city’s numerous attractions.

Getting in Pecs by air travel won’t be so much of a hassle as the recently opened Pecs-Pogany International Airport services domestic and international flights since 2006.

A small charter planes and private jets are also welcomed to land at this airport and you can also use this airport terminal to get into Burgas and Korfu which re both nearby.

What to See

Szechenyi Ter

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If you want to experience Pecs’ complete vibe, and then get to Szechenyi Ter during summers as this is where everyone goes to relax and unwind.

Surrounded by sprawling baroque buildings, this is considered to be the city’s main square where locals are commonly seen walking, chatting and even doing some picnics.

Zsolnay Cultural Quarter

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The brainchild of the 2010 Capital of Culture, the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter is a vast mass of land, which covers 4.5 hectares for recreation and outdoor activities.

Currently, this complex is subdivided into four fields (craftsman, family and children’s, creative and university) and is saturated with areas of interest such as picnic sites, stroll the paths and cafes.

Jug Mausoleum

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Be mesmerized via visiting the Jug Mausoleum which is specifically a 4th-century Roman Tomb and is located on the southern tip of the Ecclesiastical Archives.

Sunday Flea Market

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Submerged yourself into the ultimate local experience and a brawl against other shoppers during the Sunday Flea market, which is a huge attraction for commerce and trade.

Located on the inner town of Megyeri Ut, the Sunday Flea Market is the best avenue for you to haggle local products and produce and take part of this weekly event amongst Pecs locals.

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