On the ground floor the museum displays Roman sculptures mainly from the Roman town of Gorsium. The first floor is devoted to regional archaeology, from prehistory to the end of the Turkish occupation.

The church built by the Jesuits between 1745 and 1751 has wonderful decoration inside, consisting of frescoes on all the surfaces of the walls and vaulting. Don't miss the fine carved and gilded wood pulpit, or the sacristy with its Rococo furnitur..

The former Jesuit pharmacy was bought in 1773, at the time when the Order was being suppressed, and was given this name by the new owner. It was in operation until 1971. The interior is very beautiful with carved and fitted furniture made by a Jesuit..

Passageways and inner courtyards make the lively street a charming place, where contemporary architecture blends in with the old. For instance, the Árpád Fürdo baths stand near a pink building in the Secessionist style (a style that broke with all ..

The house is where József Budenz (1836-92) once lived. He was a specialist in Finno-Ugric languages, which, among others, were spoken by the Magyars who occupied Hungary in the late 9C. The place has been converted into a museum to house art collecti..

The pleasant street has some late-18C houses, at n° 7 and n° 11, and a few peaceful inner courtyards. Also worthwhile are the Town History Museum (Várostörténeti Múzeum) and the excellent Doll Museum (Baba Múzeum).

The cathedral was built in the 18C with aid from Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria. It is in the Baroque style and was designed by Franz Anton Hildebrandt , court architect. Outside, on the north wall, is the figure of Christ on the Cross.

The medieval chapel (1470) opposite the cathedral is a very sobre structure. In front of it stands the statue of Domonkos Kálmáncsehi, a man of peasant origins who became Bishop and Provost of Székesfehérvár. Inside the chapel is a noteworthy 18C Bar..

The memorial, also known as the Garden of Ruins, is home to the foundations of a basilica, which was destroyed in 1601 when the Turks' gunpowder store exploded. 37 kings of Hungary have been crowned and 17 buried in this sacred place. The garden cont..

The centre of the old town, an approximate triangle, is divided by two long squares that run into one another: Városház tér (Town Hall Square) and Koronázó tér (Coronation Square). The squares are dominated by the Bishops' Palace and the Francisc..

The monument was built in 1990 for the 500th anniversary of the death of Matthius Corvinus , the great Renaissance king and enlightened humanist who reigned for 32 years. A short distance away is the Vörösmarty Theatre , a fine example of the eclec..

Serbs settled in the area around Rác utca (Serb Street) during the Ottoman occupation in the 16C. Rác utca has a row of 12 magnificently restored traditional houses that now make up an open-air museum. The church, Rác Templom contains a beautiful..

The castle is an extraordinary construction with a range of architectural styles that mix pleasantly together. It was built by Jeno Bory (1879-1959), an architect and sculptor who was born in Székesfehérvár. For 40 years of his life he used his holid..