Barcs combines small-town calm with the cross-border presence of the Dráva in a way that reflects its position on Hungary’s southern frontier. The river marks the Hungarian–Croatian border here, and its wooded banks, side channels and floodplain wetlands shape the surrounding countryside. Barcs lies beside the Dráva section of Duna–Dráva National Park, a protected river landscape shaped by seasonal water levels and riparian habitats. The town’s Dráva Museum presents local history and the natural environment, underlining the river’s role as more than a boundary. Move on to other webcams in the region to compare landscapes and settings around the Dráva corridor in Transdanubia.
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