Attractions

Symbol of Sopron:
The Fire Tower, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and its surroundings.

Treasures of the Main Square:
– The baroque Stornó House, impressing with its palace-like beauty.
– The Holy Trinity Statue, a masterpiece of Hungarian baroque sculpture.
– The Fabricius House, which hides Roman-era bath ruins underneath.

Historic Buildings:
– The Goat Church, built by Franciscan monks.
– The Old Synagogue, an architectural gem from the 14th century.
– The Pharmacy Museum, owned by pharmacist families since the 17th century.
– The Bakery Museum, adorned with lion sculptures breaking pretzels.
– The Two Moor House, one of the most beautiful examples of Sopron’s historic farmhouses.

Roman Heritage:
– The Scarbantia Forum ruins, taking you back to Roman times.

Unique Museums:
– The Central Mining Museum, dedicated to Hungary’s millennia-old mining history.
– The Forestry Collection, showcasing forestry tools from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.