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Hungary's only Photography museum is housed in a former Orthodox Synagogue (before that it was a dance hall). Free standing, rectangular building complex. The well-restored ceiling features Jewish themes. Besides the photography itself there's a wonderful collection of cameras, ranging from older giant boxes to modern sleek designs.
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Szentháromság oszlop
A sculpture group with a hexagonal, wrought iron fence, a pillar and a puppets decorated stone barrier.
Katona József emlékház
Permanent exhibition and temporary exhibitions.
Ferences kolostor, Kodály Zoltán Intézet
Housed in a former Franciscan Monastery complete with a wooden tower is the institute founded by composer Kodály. Inside is a small exhibit (the length of a hallway) featuring music books, pictures, and other items regarding Kodály's life. There's very little in English, in fact there's very little at all, and it's probably best appreciated by fans of the composer.
Thomka-ház
Built in 1871. On downstairs post office operated between 1890-1930.
Excellent museum hosts examples of Calvinist Architecture, including the ceiling and pulpit from a Transylvanian church, a collection of chalices, an exhibit on clocks, local sculptures depiciting biblical stories, and a mineral collection.