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Pharmacies
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Ambrozia

Pecs, 24-26, Rakoczi u
Phone: *3672/515-358
opening hours mo-fr: 8.00-17.00

Ametiszt

Pecs, 60, Nagy Imre u.
Phone: *3672/549-360
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.30

Arany Kehely

Pecs, 10, Citrom u.
Phone: *3672/510-185
opening hours mo-fr: 8.00-18.00, sat: 8.00-12.00

Arany Sas

Pecs, 2, Szechenyi square
Phone: *3672/532-504
opening hours: mo-fr: 7.00-20.00, sat: 8.00-13.00

Barbakan

Pecs, 2, Garay u.
Phone: *3672/511-872
opening hours mo-thurs: 8.00-17.00, fr: 8.00-16.00, sat: 8.00-11.00

Borostyan

Pecs, 52, Aradi vertanuk u.
Phone: *3672/515-096
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-18.30, sat: 8.00-12.00

Csontvary

Pecs, 4, Jurisics u.
Phone: *3672/310-064
opening hours mo-thurs: 7.30-17.00, fr: 7.30-16.00

Ezust Hars

Pecs, 62, Ady E. u
Phone: *3672/333-193
opening hours mo-fr: 8.00-17.00

Fonix

Pecs, 8, Koztarsasag square
Phone: *3672/314-077
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.30

Fortuna

Pecs, 24, Faludi F.u
Phone: *3672/252-003
opening hours mo-fr: 7.50-17.00

Granatalma

Pecs, 5, Szechenyi square
Phone: *3672/332-988
opening hours: mo-thurs: 8.00-16.00, fr: 8.00-14.00

Hungaria

Pecs, 47, Hungaria u
Phone: *3672/314-249
opening hours mo-fr: 8.00-17.00

Igazgyongy

Pecs, 14, Galamb u.
Phone: tel.: *3672438-915
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.00

Kamilla

Pecs, 63/a, Komloi u.
Phone: tel.: *3672/239-303
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.00

Koczian

Pecs, 57, Komloi u
Phone: *3672/239-400
opening hours mo-fr: 8.00-12.00 and 12.30-17.30

Koronas Kígyo

Pecs, 44, Szabadsag u.
Phone: *3672/333-077
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-18.00, sat: 8.00-12.00

Magyar Korona

Pecs, 2, Csontvary u.
Phone: *3672/412-594
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.30

What to buy: The beginning of the 20th century witnessed the foundation of the great establishments of the Hungarian pharmaceutical industry (Richter, Chinoin)

Mecsekalja

Pecs, 2/a, Páfrány u.
Phone: *3672/254-841
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.00

Melinda

Pecs, 30, Nagy Imre u.
Phone: *3672/436-022
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-12.00 and 13.00-17.30, sat: 8.00-12.00

Mentha

Pecs, 43, Aidinger u.
Phone: : *3672/532-643
opening hours mo-fr: 7.00-18.00, sat: 8.00-12.00

Merleg

Pecs, 10, Varsany u.
Phone: *3672/446-393
opening hours mo-fr: 8.00-17.30

Mozsonyi

Pecs, 6, Bajcsy Zs. u.
Phone: *3672/315-604
opening hours mo-fr: 7.00-19.00, sat: 7.00-14.00

Orangyal

Pecs, 81, Kiraly u.
Phone: *3672/311-572
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.30

Pannon

Pecs, 2, Ifjusag u.
Phone: *3672/332-819
opening hours mo-fr: 8.00-16.30, sat: 8.00-12.00
Pharmacy

Pecs, 8, Bethlen G. u.
Phone: *3672/337-826
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-12.00 and 12.30-16.00

Rokus

Pecs, 5, Rokus u.
Phone: *3672/333-650
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-17.00, sat: 9.00-12.00

Rozsnyai

Pecs, 16, Diana square
Phone: *3672/438-092
opening hours mo-fr: 7.00-19.30, sat: 7.00-12.00

Schulek

Pecs, 2, Dr. Veress E. u.
Phone: *3672/255-920
opening hours mo-fr: 7.00-20.00

Szent Borbala

Pecs, 227, Komloi u.
Phone: *3672/240-375
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-16.00

Szent Jozsef

Pecs, 63, Zsolnay V. u.
Phone: *3672/313-882
opening hours: 8.00-16.30

Szerecsen

Pecs, 1, Apaca u.
Phone: *3672/315-702
opening hours mo-thurs: 8.00-16.00, fr: 8.00-14.00
((Temporarily closed!))

Winkler

Pecs, 4, Munkacsy M. u.
Phone: *3672/511-022
opening hours mo-frk: 7.00-19.00

Zsolnay

Pecs, 8, Zsolnay V. u.
Phone: *3672/516-760
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-19.30, sat: 7.30-13.30

Ottorony

Pecs, 11, Polgarszolo u.
Phone: *3672/441-033
opening hours mo-fr: 7.30-12.00 and 13.00-17.30, sat: 8.00-12.00

What to pay: If you have a EU health Insurance card, you may get 50% off if you ask the doctor to write your 20 digit number on the doctors prescription and present your passport at the Pharmacy. Not all Pharmacies can understand the 20 digit number so find the biggest Pharmacy or try several, as you don`t have a Hungarian Health Insurance number (12 digits) you have to find a Pharmacy that has a computer that understands the new system.
Be patient, unless you have to get stroke medicine which costs a fortune then don`t be stingy for a few Euros, you should be prepared when you travel abroad.

Updated Apr 4, 2011

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Antiqvarium at Jokai ter: finding postcards from Austro Hungarian time
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nicely decorated window as in Secession time

This small second hand bookshop takes ideal location by Jokai square, therefore it is hard to miss it. And why not enter it once you're there, despite your very basic Hungarian - or none at all? Here's place to find literature and other printed things - more or less second hand, but I noticed a few guides and maps, too.
Browse the book and book titels, eventually you may find something foreign too. Othewise, see their old post card collection and dig the black and white paper with images of some distant time.

What to buy: old postcards, used books, new books and guides, lexicons, replicas of old maps, old photos. More or less all books are in Hungarian - so if you're lucky to be able to speak the language you've found the great place with great books. If you cannot - you can just see inside anyways and buy thier old, stamped postcards - most interesting are those of A-H era.

What to pay: 4 postcards relived my wallet for 1000 HUF. Each one comes with different price.

Updated Mar 16, 2011

Address: Jokai ter

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Marcipan Bolt: Too cute to eat
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JessieLang 636 reviews

Pecs is known for marzipan, and this shop has wonderful little marzipan animals, cartoon figures, flowers, etc. They also had undecorated marzipan in various flavors, and it is delicious. The helpful clerk even found packaging for me that allowed the little figures to travel home safely with me.

Updated Oct 7, 2010

Address: Apaca U. 1

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Vásár (Pécs market): Antiques and everything else
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The market held in Pécs every Sunday morning is a must see. If you are lucky enough to be here on the first Sunday of a month, you can visit the Nagyvásár (Grand market), where vendors come from all over Hungary, a few even from Romania, Croatia or Serbia. If you are here on an other Sunday, it will be just the regular market. Don't be disappointed, it will be still big enough for you.
My favourite part of the market is the rows and rows of antigues: china, and glass products, Zsolnay porcelan, old silverware, old coal irons, old sewing machines, coffee grinders, tools, bronze statues, old clocks, old coins (even from the Roman times!), banknotes, antique furniture (often surprisingly cheap), old painting, old photos and post cards, used books, old locks, embroidered table clothes, folk costumes,... impossible to list it all.

The larger part of the market is for new things, everything you can imagine. Clothing goods are cheap, but mostly not very good quality. I love buying honey here (great variety, low prices). Vowen baskets are popular items. You can also buy fruits and vegetables.

Eat a lángos or hurka for lunch at one of the stools! Not the healthies foods, but it they are worth it! You need them if you want the complete market feeling. :-)

The market is held on the Vásártér (Market place) in Kertváros (a district on the Southern part of Pécs) and is open from about 7 am to 1 pm, gets very crowded between 10 and 12. Though you can easily get here by bus from downtown, the buses coming here are usually very crowded, the ride is not pleasant, you are better of taking a taxi. Call Volan taxi, they are reliable. It should cost about $10 from anywhere downtown. Ask the price before getting in, just to be on the safe side. If you come with your own car, there is a huge parking lot available. You have to pay 500 forints (about $ 3) for the parking.

When on the market, watch out for your vallet!

If you can, take a Hungarian friend with you, try to look Hungarian and keep you mouth shut while your friend negotiates the price of the item you would like to buy. Prices of antiques are often higher for foreigners than for Hungarians. One should try to bargain, but one may not succeed, some sellers fix their prices. If you can get 20% off, feel very lucky.
You cannot bargain at other parts of the market, only at the antique section!

If you are not in the shopping mood, don't bve afraid, noone will force anything on you - the market is still worth seeing.

What to buy: See listed above.

What to pay: Depends on your self-restrain.

Written Jun 22, 2008

Address: Vásártér in Kertváros

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Arkadok: Largest shopping center in Pecs
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Arkadok Shopping center entrance

Arkadok is one of the largest shopping centers in Pecs. It's all indoors, so during bad weather, it's a perfect place to hang out. There are all kinds of stores inside, Books, Leather, Local art, Electronics, Fashion, Shoes, beauty, Flower, Pet shop, Travel agencies, Photo, Pottery, and many, many more. Upstairs is the eatery section where you can find from the Chinese food to Pizza, soups, sandwich and traditional Hungarian Pastries. Photography is not permitted and security is everywhere, so it is a safe place to be.

What to buy: Everything

Written Nov 3, 2007

Address: Downtown Pecs

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a hordo: Wines
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popi3 86 reviews

Very beautiful shop in the heart of town for bay wines.
We bay 2 bottles Lisicza Pecsi but we dont open,we will open in special occasion.

What to buy: Wines

What to pay: The more expencive cost 2300ft is usual prize for good wine and in Hellas.

Written Jul 20, 2007

Address: Szechenyi ter 17

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Marketplace: Unique attractions
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cobrioc 773 reviews

If you really wish to see unique attractions, go to Pécs to see the stall market at the Marketplace.

What to buy: Number of small shops, restaurants, galleries, and second-hand bookstores. If you really wish to see unique attractions, go to Pécs to see the stall market at the Marketplace, organized on the first Sunday of each month: you will find almost everything ranging from popular art objects and garments some hundred years old, through masterpieces of artisans and popular artists, to decorative and consumer goods.

Updated Aug 8, 2003

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Unknown: Pretty little mall
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Shopping Centre

Pecs is just so pretty. Look at the nice finishing touches on this shopping centre. There are many shops and you can get whatever strikes your fancy.

What to buy: I loved the porcelein at the Zsolnay factory. There is a museum there of their wares and it is a must see, even if you don't buy.

Written Nov 27, 2002

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