The ruins of the Roman city of Sopianae have been excavated all around Pécs, but maybe the most compelling discovery is the Early Christian Mausoleum.
Uncovered in 1975 and now part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site this mausoleum is one of several tomb monuments going back to the 4th century.
Like others found in Pécs, the cemetery chapel is unusual for the period as it had two levels, the top as a memorial chamber and the crypt for burials.
