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Egyházmegyei Múzeum
The museum's permanent exhibition shows the valuable liturgical artefacts and religious relics of the Diocese of Székesfehérvár. One of the main sight is the head relic of Saint Stephen, an ornate silver herm.
Mujkó szobra
Mujkó, the clown statue of Székesfehérvár"s Városháza Square. This cheerful statue since 2007, receives the visitors. Made by Kocsis Balázs sculptor to the annual contemporary art festival.
Szent Imre szobra
The prince, who was buried and canonised in Székesfehérvár, it is said the palace was standing near the church.
II. világháborús emlékmű
The tower of Cistercian church in the Second World War was bombed. The bell of the Cistercian church fell to the ground. The monument symbolizes a bomb crater with a damaged bell in the middle.
Városháza
The right wing of the building since 1698 recorded as a town hall. A monumental work by Vilmos Aba-Novák.
Hiemer-ház
An 18th-century Baroque-Rococo-style building. Three separate houses converted into one house. It is now a Marriage hall.