Hungary Gyor-Moson-Sopron Gyor

Halfway between Budapest and Vienna, on the junction of three rivers, rests a city of industrial veneer and a hidden medieval charm.

Venture into the medieval heart of the city, exploring its rich cultural heritage, multitude of monuments, and historic buildings.

Full of historic significance and charm, this medieval castle now houses a museum in honor of a martyred 20C bishop.

A still operational 17C pharmacy with exquisite vaulted ceilings, intricate frescoes, and lavish designs of medicinal themes.

Safeguarding many liturgical relics, this treasury boasts Gothic chalices, an ancient embroidery, and a library dating to the 11C.

Erected on foundations dating to 11C, this cathedral is a hybrid of architectural styles, and holds many artistic treasures within.

Constructed in 19C and beautifully restored, the former synagogue now serves as a museum and a music academy.

The 10C abbey still hosts an ancient monastery and a myriad of riveting gems, such as the library, the Cloisters, and more.

A small museum displaying the works of Margit Kovacs, ceramist and sculptor, famed for her use of folk and religious motifs.

Named after a famous 19C Gyor traveller, this prominent museum houses exhibits about the regional past and local natural history.