Sopianae was an ancient Roman settlement located in present-day Pécs, Hungary. It was known for its rich history and archaeological significance, particularly during the Roman Empire. The site features well-preserved ruins, including a necropolis with elaborate burial chambers and frescoes, showcasing the artistic and cultural practices of the time. The area of Sopianae was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 due to its exceptional Roman monuments. The early Christian burial sites reflect the transition from paganism to Christianity in the region, making Sopianae an important location for understanding the historical development of Roman and Christian influences in Central Europe.