• Pecs Cathedral - Renowned as one of Hungary’s most stunning churches, the Pecs Cathedral was established in 1010 and later reconstructed in a magnificent Neo-Romanesque style.
• Mosque of Pasha Gazi Kassim Church of Gyertyaszentelo Boldogasszony - This is among Hungary’s oldest Turkish monuments, retaining its Ottoman architectural charm, and was converted into a Christian church in the 19th century.
• National Theatre of Pecs - Situated near the main square, the National Theatre of Pécs is a splendid Neo-Baroque structure. The main square also features the Zsolnay Fountain, noted for its distinctive shape and eozin glaze.
• Villany - The Villany wine region is celebrated for its red wines, though white wines are also available for tasting. The village is lined with wineries, offering a tasting of five local wine varieties, with options to purchase and enjoy lunch. The Villany wine region encompasses seven villages and is renowned for its award-winning wines.
• Palkonya - Palkonya is a charming village in the Villany wine region, abundant with wine cellars, vineyards, wineries, and restaurants. Wine tastings can also be arranged here!

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional guide
• Entry into Pécs Cathedral
• Wine tasting
• Transfers

• Food and drinks, unless specified

Explore Hungary’s inaugural official wine road on a private guided tour from Budapest. The Villány wine route boasts some of Hungary’s most renowned wines and is steeped in centuries of history. Discover the nearby city of Pécs, abundant with historical and cultural landmarks, such as the cathedral, the old town, Turkish relics, and the Zsolnay Fountain. Enjoy a wine tasting experience in one of Villány’s or Palkonya’s many celebrated, award-winning cellars. The Villány wine road was the first officially recognized wine road in Hungary, celebrated for its outstanding red and white wines as well!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.