This street, laid out on the former Hill of the Chapter , runs from Dunakapu tér to Bécsi-Kapu tér, rising up above the confluent of Rába and Mosonyi-Duna rivers (an arm of the Danube). It is one of the major points of interest of Gyor. It is the ho..

N°4 of Széchenyi tér square is home to the house of the iron tree stump . This abode owes its name to a tree stump full of nails that can be seen in a corner. According to an old custom of the town, every passing craftsman had to hammer in a nail. T..

Begun in the 11C, this cathedral has been reworked numerous times. Rebuilt in a Baroque style, it was only finished in the 18C and 19C. The façade is Neo-Classical and the main door dates from 1938. Inside, visitors can admire frescoes by Maulberts..