Dwelling Houses

The old one-story Town Hall was demolished in the early 1900s. Built in 1906 on the site a new representative building. This building is today Óbuda–Bekasmegyer Mayor's Office.

Sculpture by Péter Szanyi about the protagonist of Gyula Krúdy's novel. It was set up in 2013.

Community space, cafe, lunch and breakfast, art gallery and tourist information.

This is a Baroque palace was built between 1740–1757 for Miklós Zichy. The engineering and construction did János Henrik Jäger, stonemason. The main building of the complex was surrounded by wings. Later, The two wings symmetrically terraced garden houses joined (in 18–19th centuries). A park stood opposite the palace facade.

The gate was built in the second half of the 3rd century. It was the Roman legion camp's main gate looking for Danube river. This was a three-span structure. Both two edges a storey, octagonal tower flanked. The middle passage used for the car traffic, the two extremes made for pedestrians. Across this was accessible the Danube bridge.

The ladies with umbrellas, is a sculpture group by Imre Varga was set up in 1986.