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Castle Szarvaskő, - Sorrowful Virgin Parish Church ( built by the Somogyi family in 1815, designed by Charles Moreau, the architect of the Viennese József Kornhausel.) The village is surrounded by Bakony Mountain, nice tours, take a comfortable walk to the Ödön Source.
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Malom-tó Horgász és Szabadidőpark
Fishing
pápai zsinagóga
In 1844 Papa’s local Jewish community began building a synagogue in the town’s predominantly Jewish neighborhood. Construction of the new synagogue was completed in 1846, and its opening service was officiated by Rabbi Leopold Löw (the rabbi is credited for being the first to introduce the Hungarian language into his services). The building was vadalized by the Nazis. Neo-Romanesque style.
Roman Catholic Church
Szent István Vértanú, Katolikus nagytemplom
The symbol of the town. This was built according to the plans of Jakab Fellner between 1774 and 1786. It was decorated with frescoes by Franz Anton Maulbertsch. The size of the temple is: length 42 m, width 22 m, the height of interior 24 m, the height of tower 72 m.
Borsosgyőri Református templom
1882.
Perutz stadion
Place for the local football club