The group of statues standing on Győr’s imposing baroque main square, Széchenyi Square, was erected by Lipót Kollonich of Győr in 1686 to commemorate the recapture of Buda from the Turks. The name of the creator of the monument, which is located exactly opposite the entrance of the Benedictine Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola, […]

One of the modern artworks of the city is the lens-shaped Pulzus Statue, which turns in 360 degrees and is also one of the most popular selfie spots in the town. It is the work of Zoltán Pál, made in 2015. The diameter of the statue is 4 meters and it also reflects a panoramic […]

This work by Ferenc Lebó once ornamented a fishmonger’s on Apáca Street. Today it is not used for its original function, but it fits perfectly into its new surroundings in Hal (Fish) Lane in the historical downtown among the other trade signs upholding the memory of the golden age of crafts and tradesmen.  

The trade sign was located between the two shops at Dr. Kovács Pál Street 1 and belonged to Ernő Bangha, a merchant of spices and delicatessen. At that time, the beautifully carved wood was protected from the sun and rain by a metal roof. We do not know exactly when it was placed above the […]