The couple lived quite a high-profile life in Székesfehérvár. They attended the theatre, hosted dinners, went for carriage rides through the quiet town, and took frequent walks around Fehérvár, especially along Fő Street. This vibrant promenade atmosphere is something we can still feel and enjoy today!

Throughout history, today's Fő utca carried different names, which are commemorated on the memorial plaque located on the side of the Cistercian Church. In the Middle Ages, Fő utca was one of the town's primary roads, known as Vicus Magnus (Great Street). In Rigó Jancsi's time, it bore the name Nádor utca. It acquired its current layout in 1872 following the demolition of several structures, including the famous Buda Gate. It was completely renovated in 2013.

The scandalous pair arrived in our town after their journey to Italy, specifically to visit the young man's parents. One day, they even took a carriage ride out to Pákozd to visit the "old folks." The people of Pákozd threw a grand celebration in Jancsi's honour…