Kodály Centre
Kodály Központ
A concert hall built during Pécs' 2010 European Capital of Culture year, praised for its acoustics and frequent classical concerts.
The Kodály Centre is named after the Hungarian composer Kodály. Built when Pécs was selected as a European Capital of Culture in 2010, this modern concert hall has a wavy wooden interior that is praised for its acoustics, and it is the home venue of the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra. It lies on the east side of the city center, in the same direction as the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter, so the two are easy to combine. Concert tickets are affordable, making it a good choice for an evening outing.
Opening hours
Open on performance days
Nearby sights
- Zsolnay Cultural Quarter
- St. Mary of the Snow Church
- Király Street
- Pécs Synagogue
- Pécs National Theatre
- Széchenyi Square & Zsolnay Fountain
- Mosque of Pasha Qasim
- Early Christian Necropolis of Pécs