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Southern Transdanubian
Visitors to Southern Transdanubian find a varied landschape in the region inhabited by friendly people. Here they can see practically all the topographical variants characteristic of Hungary. The rivers Danube, Dráva and Mura which border it in the east and the south are flanked by lowland-type flat stretches. A most characteristic feature of the Pannonian region, the gently rolling hills with their forest-clad ridges and articulated by valleys, constitute a typical Trandanubian landscape. The picture can only be complete with the Mecsek and Villány Mountains, two alpine ˝islands˝, favourite venues for nature lovers who are attracted by the precious and protected botanical rarities.
The noted sights offering a wide choice of architectural monuments and cultural programmes, with Pécs, a gem of South-western Hungary, in the lead, expect visitors whether seeking ancient relics of the past or the colourful bustle of the present. Historic sites, museums, medieval fortresses, castles surrounded by natural parks evoke Hungary´s turbulent history and make its many events palpably comprehensible for everyone.
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