We have received several requests to help make Pécs' important sites accessible to all. It was a great experience to meet again with people who want to do something, to have useful discussions and to know for sure that we are moving towards a more accessible environment again. Which should not forget that it is GOOD FOR EVERYONE!

Our Polish and Czech partners visited us for a three-day study tour in Pécs. In the framework of our project "Walk in our shoes", supported by the International Visegrad Fund, we presented our Hidden City Tor-Tour to our project partners as a best practice. This one was the first step of visiting each other. We are looking forward to our next study tours in Poznan/Poland in June and Vrchlabi/Czech Republic in August, to see what the Polish and Czech versions of the Hidden City look like!

This is the 8th year that we and our partners have organised a national, inclusive festival where everyone can have fun together disabled and able-bodied, and where participants can try experiences that they would otherwise not have, or only very rarely. The organization of this year's, 2024 festival started today.

There is a great online newspaper, Mecseki Müzli, which summarises the most important news of our region every week. And its podcasts cover interesting local or even more far-reaching topics. Veronika Pataki, the president of the association, and Hilda Kerekes, a member of the board, were happy to attend such a good-mood podcast discussion. The main topic was our Barrier-free Pécs Database.

Barrier-free tourism will be a key issue in the near future, that much is already certain. More and more elderly people are travelling, more and more people with disabilities are travelling - hopefully as independently as possible. Read about the accessibility of Pécs-Pogány Airport and our cooperation in its development in our Barrier-free Pécs Database!

We are involved in a project with a special theme and a very topical subject, in an unusually large international partnership. It is increasingly important that people with disabilities are able to access financial services and banking products without barriers, and that they have a thorough knowledge of this sector, of security and of the difficulties that may arise. This is the subject of our latest international project, CODE.

It is a great pleasure when NGOs in Pécs ask the city government for something and it is implemented within a short time. Last year's Pécs City Civic Framework will be continued this year, 2024. Listen to the PécsTV news report about it, in which, to our great delight, People First is featured prominently. Click to continue:

Valentine's Day can also be barrier-free. We can help you plan by recommending pleasant barrier-free places in or around Pécs. You can also use our Barrier-free Pécs Database, which you can access by clicking the right button on every page of our website.