About the houses tell of

The Széchényi family had several palaces in Sopron, the most significant one of them is on Széchenyi Square, which István Széchenyi often visited.

A characteristic building of Szent Mihály Street that leads to the largest gothic church in Sopron, which stands out from the poncichter (bean grower) houses with its richly ornamented facade and gable.

It is a building of outstanding significance in the music history of Sopron, where the musical career of Ferenc Liszt started.

Similarly to the former Old Casino on the other side of Liszt Ferenc Street, it is the hub of the town’s musical and cultural life.

In the historical centre of Sopron, a rich variety of architectural styles can be seen on the facades of historic buildings. In this building, however, we can see the face of the builder and owner, who sticks his tongue out on us.

One building, three names: Lackner House, General’s House, Commander’s House. If a building is referred to by three names, it is proof of its significance. And the walls of the General’s House could tell you a lot...

It is the largest and most mysterious palace of the palaces of Kolostor Street.

The baroque building in front of the Fire Tower took its current shape in the 18th century, when it was owned by the Festetics family. It was named after the Storno family of restorers and art collectors from Switzerland.