Discover the Carmelite Church, known for its opulent interiors and stunning frescoes. Founded in 1697, the community of Carmelites invited from Germany grew rapidly. Admire the early Baroque style elements, the masterpiece of the main altar, and the ceiling paintings created by Paul Troger, one of the most important artists of the Viennese Baroque.

Wander through cobblestone streets, past ornate baroque buildings and bustling squares. Discover hidden alleys, admire the ornate old trade signs, and be fascinated by the architecture of the town hall with its neo-Gothic style and coat of arms donated by Maria Theresa. A walk that tells the rich history and cultural diversity through every detail.

Roam through eras from prehistoric times to modern times, marvel at the Petz family collection of medical and artistic rarities, discover the first Hungarian postage stamp and admire the Abád-Hauser collection. Let the variety of exhibits take you back in time and feel the history through the art and crafts of yesteryear.

Step back in time, where the remains of a Roman castrum formed the basis of an architectural masterpiece. Admire the mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements that await you in the historic rooms and mysterious garden of the Bishop's Castle. Discover the rare double chapels and be fascinated by the sacred treasures and deep history.

From the battlements of old walls, the view extends far over the countryside. Centuries of history surround you as you stroll through magnificent halls and along lush gardens. Every step tells of the past of the nobility, cultural encounters and the splendour of days gone by. Here, nature and architecture interweave to create a unique panorama.

Admire masterful baroque architecture and sacred works of art such as the 'Weeping Madonna'. Unravel the story behind the tomb of Blessed Bishop Vilmos Apor and discover the significance of Hungary's third most important national relic, the Herm of Saint Ladislaus, as you wander through the corridors of this basilica, founded in the 11th century.

Discover centuries of history through the eyes of the Esterházy dynasty, captured in an impressive private art collection. Surrounded by the magnificent walls of the Esterházy Palace, a world in which art and history merge is revealed to you. From the Renaissance to the Baroque, get up close and personal with the cultural influences that inspired Joseph Haydn and that still echo in the halls of the palace today.

A fountain in the shape of a soda bottle pays tribute to the inventor Ányos Jedlik and his creation. Here, science and art are combined by keeping the history of the soda bottle alive. See how an everyday object becomes a symbol of innovation and creative spirit.

Explore the impressive Győri Synagogue, a 19th-century architectural gem that combines historical and Secessionist styles. Inside, you will find not only a place of worship, but also a cultural stage for concerts and an art gallery that houses the collection of Vasilescu János. A living monument to Jewish life and culture.

Viktor Vasarely's artworks greet you on the façade, while Szász Endre's porcelain-painted masterpieces await inside. Here you will experience a range of performances, from 'István, a király' to international folklore anniversaries. The mixture of modern and classical repertoire makes every performance a journey through cultural history.

Experience the baroque architecture of St. Ignatius Church, built in the 17th century. Inside, admire the stucco decorations, chapel frescoes, the 1757 organ, and the main altarpiece of Saint Ignatius. A testimony of Jesuit architecture, inspired by the Il Gesù church in Rome.

Surrounded by baroque facades and historical monuments, this square offers a unique setting for relaxation and culture. While children watch the hustle and bustle, adults can sit in the numerous cafés and lose track of time. The mixture of history and lively city life creates an atmosphere that invites you to linger.

Admire the neo-baroque architecture and impressive towers, learn about the city's history on a guided tour, and climb the tower for stunning views. Marvel at the coat of arms donated by Maria Theresa with Saint Stephen, the three rivers, and the castle.