Sopront a „Nemzet Sportvárosa” címhez méltóan igen sokrétű sportélet jellemzi. A város a versenysport mellett a diáksportra, az utánpótlás-nevelésre és a szabadidősportra is nagy hangsúlyt fektet.

The Forestry Museum is located a few steps away from Sopron's Main Square in Templom Street, next to the Central Mining Museum.

In the house with its special atmosphere in the Poncichter district housed a bakery as early as the in 16th century. Since 1975the exhibition of the Sopron Museum has been presenting the life of the bakers in Sopron.

It is an admission-free museum in the Sopron Park Forest, which introduces visitors to the natural values and game management of the forest.

The Sörházdomb lookout tower is the only one of the Park Forest lookouts that has a bolted wooden structure made of glued brackets, making it an architecturally unique piece.

In the highest point of the Sopron Mountains in Hungary (557 m) you can find this lookout tower built in 2005.

There was a lookout tower on Vas Hill as early as the early 1900s. Today's lookout tower was opened on the site of the old one in 1989.

The newest lookout point in the Sopron Park Forest is on the vineyard hill in Kópháza, which was created in cooperation with the TAEG Forestry and the Kópháza Council.

The hill fort and cemetery of the Sopron Castle Hill located on a 483 m high ridge and surrounded by a 2 km-long rampart is one of the most important archaeological sites of the Hallstatt culture from the Early Iron Age in Hungary.

The 18th-century baroque garden of the Széchenyi Palace, with its 2,600-meter-long linden alley and the English park established in the 19th century is one of the most beautiful historical gardens in Hungary.