Mohács sends winter off in a roar. At Busójárás, masked busós in sheepskins crowd the streets, clanging bells and making a racket. Their carved wooden faces stay with you.
Landmark4.8/5
Mohácsi Busójárás
Experience the vibrant Mohácsi Busójárás, where local tradition comes alive with colorful masks, lively parades, and folk music, celebrating the end of winter in a unique festival that captivates visitors and immerses them in Hungarian culture.
Landmark4.5/5
Mayor's office
This Mohács town hall mixes Hungarian and oriental architectural elements on the main square. Four green domes, two large and two small, crown its facade.
Culture4.7/5
Magyarok Nagyasszonya plébániatemplom (Fogadalmi emléktemplom)
In Mohács, the Magyarok Nagyasszonya plébániatemplom captivates visitors with its stunning neoclassical architecture and rich history, making it a must-see landmark that reflects Hungary's cultural heritage.
Culture4.7/5
Dorottya Kanizsai Museum
The Dorottya Kanizsai Museum in Mohács showcases the region's rich heritage through captivating exhibits, including archaeological finds and local art, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.
Eat$$$4.1/5
Busóudvar Étterem
Mohács restaurant serving traditional local meals, including vegetarian options.
Eat$$$4.5/5
Alibi Bistro
Eat$$$4.5/5
Kishalász vendéglő és Pizzéria
Mohács restaurant serving halászlé, a velvety soup made with fresh Danube fish. Each bowl is cooked to order.
Eat$$$4.7/5
FogPifkáló
Mohács burger restaurant serving pulled pork and local beer. The Hot Mama burger brings enough heat to earn its name.
Cafe$$$4.8/5
Corso Caffe Mohács
Eat4.6/5
El-patron Pizzéria
Eat$$4.6/5
Szekeres Cukrászda
Stay5/5
Rindor Vendégház
Nestled in Mohács, Rindor Vendégház offers a charming retreat with authentic Hungarian hospitality, cozy accommodations, and proximity to historic sites, making it an ideal base for exploring the rich culture and history of the region.
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