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Roman Catholic. Built in the 14th century, late Gothic church. (Construction of the end of the 1300s probable) Interior space was rebuilt in Baroque style in the 18th century.
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Ikvahíd
Contrary to the name this is not a bridge, but a street. The Ikva is a stream. There are two bridges. The western made in 1828 and its name is Ispotály (Hospital) bridge. The eastern bridge built in Middle Ages. Later the houses and the road were built onto the two bridge.
Zettl-Langer Gyűjtemény
A local history collection. http://www.museum.hu/museum/index_hu.php?ID=380 More in Hungarian
Katolikus Gyűjtemény
Sports: tennis, table football, table tennis, darts, fitness room, bicycling, swimming.
Lakóház
Medieval foundations. Rebuilt in Rococo style, in 1757. At the right wing of the building is a Renaissance door frame in the wall, 16th century.
Pék-Ház
From 1686 to 1970, the owners of the house were bakers. After that, the City Council decided to open an exhibition in the building, keeping the entire interior untouched. More in Hungarian.