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Győr's Unmissable Attractions

Győr’s historic center is defined by Baroque landmarks like the 1626 Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola and the 18th-century Apátúr-ház. Cultural highlights include the Kovács Margit ceramic exhibition and the Széchényi Patikamúzeum, which preserves original Jesuit pharmacy furnishings. The city’s riverfront is marked by the 1997 Boatman Sculpture, while the local zoo offers an extensive collection of over 500 species, including venomous snakes, making it a key attraction outside the old town.

The Boatman Sculpture

Created in 1997, this bronze figure on the riverfront is the city's most photographed public artwork.

Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola

Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola was built in 1626 and became the first church of the Jesuits in this area.

Kovács Margit Exhibition

Kovács Margit Exhibition showcases the ceramicist's best works. It's also one of the only two places in Hungary where you can find the…

Xantus János Múzeum

Housed in the 1742 Apátúr-ház, this museum displays regional archaeological finds and historical artifacts from the Roman era through the modern age.

Széchényi Patikamúzeum

A former Jesuit pharmacy featuring original 17th-century Baroque furnishings, ornate ceiling frescoes, and a collection of historic medical tools.

Zoo Győr

An exciting zoo with over 500 species of animals and a notable collection of poisonous snakes. Special activities for children.