Railway station building

This was built in 1733 in Baroque style and it is recognised as a listed building. Through more than two centuries it was the rural building of the bishopcy. Its striking colour was the result of the bricklayers from Naples working here.

There is an exhibition in the crypt under the big glass roof. Leads visitors down into a cellar built by King Matthias and displays archaeological findings, from Árpád-age to the modern age. In a 14th-century cellar.

A significant Baroque architectural monument of the diocese. Built in 13th century, the label also bears witness to this over the balcony. Until the mid-20th century, it was the residence for the High Provost.