Visita della cittá

The Írottkő Lookout Tower Above Kőszeg there is the highest peak of Transdanubia called Írootkő (Written stone).		Stájer houses Stájer Houses (551 m) were named after forester who had been removed here from Austria in 1750.		Old-house lookout tower Foundation of Kőszeg started on the Old-house peak with a castle built here.
Sevenspring One of the highlights in the Kőszeg mountain is the Sevenspring at 424 m high above the sea level.		Calvary Church Having visited the places of interest in the town we recommend to take some trips around Kőszeg to complete your impression about the town.		Dreiszker’s Sanatorium The name of the street where we can find the Sanatorium indicates itself where it leads to.
Rowing Lake At a small chapel you can turn left and the street leads to the Rowing Lake of about 30,000 m² surface.		MÁV Boarding School At the end of the Felső (Upper) Boulevard there is the former railway workers’ orphanage...		Dr. Nagy László School for the Handicapped The former cadet school of Kőszeg achieved European fame through Géza Ottlik’s short novel, entitled “School on the Border".
Hotel Irottkő The Hotel Irottkő was built at 4 Main Square (Fő tér) in the place of the former Elite café (Péter Fazekas, 1979).		Pharmacy Museum “Apotéka az Arany Egyszarvúhoz" inscription can be read from distance on the building 11 Jurisich Square		Sgrafitto-house One of the most beautiful gable decorated houses of the town is the Sgrafitto house (=Jurisich Square).
The Arcaded house (the Archives) At the Town Gate – in the place of the present Arcaded house – there stood the customs officer’s sentry box.		The Heroes’ Tower The Heroes’ Tower or Heroes’ Gate was built in 1932 in eclectic style.		The Town Hall The atmosphere of the square is determined by the building of the Town Hall...
St. James Church Palatine Miklós Garai built St. James Church between 1403and 1407 using the remnants of the minorita church...		St. Imre Church St. Imre church is the result of the 17th century fight between the different nationalities.		Jurisch Square The 5-acre inner Town was protected by the town-wall since the 15th century inside which there were 73 houses.
Forintos bastion Stepping out from the inner-castle, right to the bridge there is a small staircase leading down...		Jurisich Castle Having walked in Rajnis street, let’s visit Jurisich or Esterházy castle on the north-west part of the city.		The Inner Castle Over the former moat a two-holed brick-bridge leads to the inner castle.
Rajnis street The zigzag arrangement of the houses opposite the Castle is due to land-arrangement and the level of the street		Kings’ Valley – the Giant Horse-chestnut Tree The famous Giant Horse-chestnut Tree from 1930 can be seen in Kings’ Valley.		Jurisich Miklós Grammar School You can reach Hunyadi street leading westwards from the Castle Ring.
Chernel Botanic Garden There is an other surprise at the end of Hunyadi Street.		Florian square Florian Square got its name after the late-Baroque statue of St Florian, placed here in 1810.		Old Tower (Zwinger) Only a few more paces and we can see the fascinating Old Tower (Zwinger)...
Lauringer – trade sign At first we can suggest a short walk towards Florian square.		The Golden Ostrich Hotel It is not widely known that the Golden Ostrich Hotel...		Holy Trinity Column The erection of the Holy trinity Column was commissioned by the town in memory pf the 600 victims of a plague...
Church of Jesus’ Heart The square where the church is situated is younger than the inner town.