Transdanubia

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Transdanubia (Hungarian: Dunántúl Roman: Pannonia) lies west of the Danube River in western Hungary.

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• Bikal — 50 KM south of Pécs the small community of Bikal offers one of the most renowned historic Castle Hotels (Puchner Castle hu: Puchner Kastély) in Hungary.
• Esztergom — the first capital, the seat of Constitutional Court and the Roman catholic Church of Hungary, home of the biggest church in Central Europe
• Fertöszentmiklós
• Győr — there are many cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and night clubs in its lovely baroque city center
• Kápolnásnyék
• Mosonmagyaróvár — a thermal spa and destistry town
• Nagykanizsa
• Pécs — a pleasant cultural centre and university town
• Sopron — a bilingual town on the Austrian and Slovakian borders
• Székesfehérvár
• Szekszárd
• Szombathely — former Roman colony, Centre of Western Danubia and county Vas
• Őrnagybirtok
• Veszprém — one of the oldest cities of Hungary
• Villány

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Transdanubia covers much of the ancient Roman province of Pannonia, which also included the lands north and east of the Danube River that are in surrounding countries.

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