Janus Pannonius Museum

The Janus Pannonius Museum maintains collections of Hungarian and international artworks across multiple exhibition spaces in the historic center of Pécs.

Established in 1951 through the merger of Pécs City Museum and Baranya County Museum, the institution inherited collections dating back to the early 1900s.

The museum presents exhibitions dedicated to regional artists, including the permanent collection of works by Hungarian painter Tivadar Kosztka Csontváry opened in 1973.

Visitors can participate in guided tours and educational programs throughout the year, with temporary exhibitions regularly changing to showcase different artistic themes.

The museum manages the collection of the Zsolnay ceramics factory, representing the industrial and artistic heritage of Pécs through porcelain and pottery works.

Location: Pécs

Inception: 1951

Address: Káptalan u. 5.

Website: http://jpm.hu

GPS coordinates: 46.07952,18.22961

Latest update: March 6, 2025 01:08