Boathouse

The yard of the fortress and the casemates have been hosting the standing exhibition of the Roman Age and early Modern Age Lapidary as well as József Horváth’s brick collection since 1957. The fragment of the destroyed Fehérvár Gate has been preserved as a precious relic of the liberation and can also be seen in the yard of the Lapidary.

Former Carmelite church built in Baroque, in 1713-1725. Designed by Márton Witwer. Pictures of altars were painted by Martin Altomonte. Equipment: main and side altars are made between 1721-1725, based Witwer Martin plans; the equipment of the two sacristy made in the 18th century.

An 18th-century two-storey palace with Baroque façade. Also in the middle of the Bécs kapu square there is Kisfaludy Károly's bronze statue created by Lajos Mátrai standing on a mounting of black marble. In 1892, it was installed on the Sétatér island. In 1921, it was moved to present location. In the same street at #6 is a monument Dwelling House built in Copf style, at the end of the 18th century.

A house with two corner balconies, 16th-century origins. One of the city's oldest residential building. This is a beautiful example of the early Baroque civil architecture.

Built in 1725. Behind the Italianate character facade of the main building lies a square formed sanctuary with elliptical, domed vessel. The "Black Mary" statue from 1717 stands in the Loreto-chapel