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Arany Angyal Inn

Arany Angyal vendégfogadó; lakóház

It was the Golden Angel Inn. Baroque style around 1800. Modified in the second half of the 19th century.

Address: Várkerület 51
Hours: Just from outside
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Former Fehérló Inn
Fehérló vendégfogadó; lakóház
It was the White Horse Inn Medieval origin. Then baroque reconstruction, 18. Classicist transformation.
Just from outside
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Mary's column.
Mária-oszlop
Baroque, 1745. The reliefs depict scenes from the life of Mary (Annunciation, Mary and Elizabeth meeting, Adoration of the Shepherds, Presentation of Jesus in the Temple).
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Castle of Sopron remains
Vármaradvány
Roman walls remains can be seen here several metrers above the ground (concrete shell protected against the weather). City walls: The town core was surrounding with triple protection ring now only the outer ring wall sections remained. The most impressive part of the Barbican or The large Round Bastion. The large Round Bastion, in the castle district doubles side part of Sopron inner walls. Here, the closed row of houses is broken and a fairly long section of the city walls can be seen. Photos
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Szent György street monument houses
Műemlék lakóházak
Dwelling houses: #8 (Medieval origin, rebuilt in Baroque, 18th century. Partly converted into the romantic style in the second half of the 19th century), #10 (Baroque, 18th century. Highly modified), #15 (Medieval origin, baroque, 17th century), #19 (Baroque, 18th century), #22 (Gothic, late Renaissance, 1648. There is on the first and second floors one-one 17th-century carved wood-beamed room.), #24 (Romantic, 1860). Other buildings: #1 Neugebäude, #5 Provost House, #7: Chapter House, #9 was a Benedictine high school, now the School of Forestry, #11th Lenk gateway, #14 Lutheran house of Convention (Gothic 15th century. Modified in Baroque style in the 18th century), #16 Former Erdődy Palace (Baroque, around 1740).