You can find the iconic sign of the Pelikán Gallery in the Pelikán Courtyard: a figure blowing a horn, pointing with the index finger of his left hand toward the inscription 'Pelikán Hall, City Art Gallery' (a work by József Palotás from 1987).

In the Pelikán Courtyard, you find yourself at the very birthplace of theatre in Székesfehérvár, on the site of the former Pelikán Inn. The courtyard section once housed a theatre hall where, between 1790 and 1873, legendary Hungarian stage figures performed and where Sándor Petőfi - one of the greatest Hungarian poets himself - took the stage as a wandering actor. Today, as the iconic sign indicates, the courtyard is home to the Pelikán Gallery, which hosts 8 to 10 temporary exhibitions each year in partnership with the Society of Székesfehérvár Artists.