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Egykori Fekete Sas Fogadó
At #8 (the Baross Street corner) is the former First Savings Bank of Győr (Korábbi Győri Első Takarékpénztár) made in Romantic style, 1860-1861, designed by Antal Fruman; #10 Former Black Eagle Inn (Egykori Fekete Sas Fogadó) Two-storey baroque building; #17 Former Esterhazy Palace (Egykori Esterházy-palota) A one-storey, baroque palace with corner balcony. Now here is the Municipal Museum of Art. (See above for details)
Rozália-ház
The ground level built in around 1700, the floor in 1820s. The Baroque facade of the masterfully planned building is divided by a closed balcony supported by brackets, which reaches as far as the garret. St Rosalie can be seen on the relief under the balcony, in the cave - according to researchers on her catafalque.
Napóleon-ház, Győri Grafikai Műhely és Kiállítótér, Városi műveszeti múzeum
Temporal exhibitions. Built in the 17th century, baroque style. In 1767 after the 'battle of Kismegyer' Napoleon spent a night. Hungarian and international contemporary fine art temporary exhibition gallery.
Radnai Collection in the Esterhazy Palace, Esterházy-palota, Radnai Gyűjtemény, Rómer Flóris Művészeti és történeti Múzeum
Esterhazy - palace is a beautiful baroque palace gives home for the permanent exhibition of Radnai Collection. Béla Radnai private collection permanent exhibition and temporary exhibitions. The Collection contains more than a thousand pieces of art, mainly from the period between the two World Wars. Temporary exhibitions take place in the aula and the rooms of the second floor. Now this is the residence of the City Art Museum and locality of the International Drawing and Graphics Biennal, cultural events, lectures on art history concerts
Ott-ház
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.
Római katolikus templom, volt karmelita templom
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.