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Built in 1961 as Rába Cinema, by the plans of Kálmán Lakatos and János Harmati. Renovated and transformed to a concert hall by Péter Basa and Gergely Fernezelyi (Vadász and Partners Architects Studio).
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House of Győr County, Győri megyeháza, Győr-Moson-Sopron Megyei Kormányhivatal
Modern (1971) building. Now here is the headquarters of West Pannon Regional Administration Office
Városháza
A beautiful Neoclassical building across the street from the railway station. Its square was rebuilt in 2008 with paving stones of Italian marble. There are also two identical baroque gardens in the square. It is best to visit City Hall at night, when everything is lit up in gold lights.
Baross Gábor út
a lovely cobbled pedestrian street in the heart of the Baroque city centre. There are many cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and night clubs. It can be reached from the bus and railway stations very easily (about 2 minutes on foot), and there are also parking houses nearby. Also the #31 is a monument late romantic building in 1870s.
Lakóház
Monument. Eclectic, 1890. Designed by Alpár Ignac. Now it is offices.
Lakóház
Romantic style, circa 1860. Monument.
Immaculate Conception, St. Stephen's Church, Kármelita Kármelhegyi Boldogasszony Szeplőtelen Fogantatás Szent István templom
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