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The Kreszta Houses name comes from its former owner, the spice trader Kreszta family. On the second floor and in the loft is the Margit Kovács permanent exhibition. Margit Kovács (born in Győr) was an excellent ceramic artist (1902-1977). She modelled her funny, sometimes qrotesque figures, her lyrical or dramatic scenes, her decorative jars and bowls, her folkish reliefs and figures with rich fantasy. There is a souvenir shop where can buy albums or ceramics (copies of arts of Margit Kovács).
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Frigyláda-szobor
One of the most beautiful relics of Győr from the age of baroque.
Lakóház
Monument. Built with two houses in the early 17th century. Early Baroque style. Sgraffito decoration marks on the façade of the 17th century.
Aranyhajó-ház
A Schima Bandi creation. 1897?. Now, a pharmacy
Műemlék házak az Apáca utcában
The street got the name from Nuns (Apácák) who settled here around the end of the 17th century. This street include some 17th and 18th centuries monument house #5 Prebendal Musicians' House (Káptalani zenészek háza) built in Copf style, 1775. The chapter's musicians lived here, which is why it is called Prebendal Musicians' House. #9 Fejérvár House (Fejérvári-ház, Fejérvár or Fehérvár is a cut verse for locals Székesfehérvár city). A late Renaissance house; #46 the Bastion Restaurant of medieval origin (Bástya Étterem), baroque, 17th century.
Torkos palota
Two nice monuments built in around 1700, early Baroque style.
Győri Egyházmegyei Kincstár
Rebuilt from the ruins of a 17th-century building. The great hall in the library was added in 1870. The collection's oldest piece is a wings of 14th century ivory triptych. Old Hungarian books, codes, incunabula liturgical treasures (chalices, vestments, monstrance, Mitra, etc.) in the past of Győr Diocese. Among them extremely valuable is the collection of Gothic chalices.