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Photo: Kiss Tamás (Kit36a at Hungarian Wikipedia), CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Protected monument building Built on site of the former Salt House, in 1885-1887. The ground floor cuboid building stone carved pilasters imitation, on the upstairs are Giant order half columns and pilasters decorated with statues by Joseph Rona.
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egykori főispáni lak
Today the Veszprém County Employment Center
Petőfi Színház
Stephen Medgyaszay designed, in Art Nouveau style. This theatre was the first reinforced concrete structure theater in the country. It was built in 1908. Reconstructed in 1984-1988. Listed Monument. +phones=+36 88 564230, +36 88 564240
Laczkó Dezső Veszprém Megyei Múzeum
Eötvös Károly Veszprém-megyei könyvtár
Services: National Audiovisual Archives (NAVA)-point, using the American Corner, using the British Council English Language Resource Center, using a reading machine for the blind and visually impaired computer use +phones=+36 88 560610, +36 88 560620
Latinovics Zoltán Játékszín
A branch unit of the Petőfi Theatre
angolkisasszonyok temploma és iskolája, Regina Mundi Szűz Mária neve templom, Regina Mundi Világ Királynője Templom
Designed by Szentirmai (Schönbeck) József. The Regina Mundi Queen of the World Church built in 1860, neo-Gothic style. Former called Name of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. The base is built of sandstone. The frame and stairs of the entrance carved red stone of Balatonalmádi. In niches of the main facade are Virgin Mary, St. Stephen and St. Emeric sculptures. The Heart of Jesus and Our Lady of Lourdes twin chapels built in 1885.