The two – hundred- year- old Zichy house is definitely the most visited building in the town, which has been working intermittently as a hotel since the 1870s.

The building with a long history has a leading role in the Hungarian acting. The first brick theatre in the country was founded in 1874.

The Flower Clock of Székesfehérvár is a living piece of art and the local people have been taking care of it and love for 50 years.

The Fő street in Fehérvár has a very special lighting, which gives a splendid atmosphere to the promenade in every season.

Besides Visegrád, Fehérvár also was Matthias King’s beloved town, not only his wedding ceremony with Beatrix queen was held here but his funeral as well.

One of the most attractive church with its gorgeous Baroque grandeur is the Cistercian or also known as the St. John Of Nepomuk church.

The 750 -year-old building had been rebuilt more times, but last time its arhaic walls were left free for our eyes, thus the passing and remaining centuries can be seen.

Baroque, Rococo and medieval elements in one architectural work- the Hiemer-Font Caraffa building complex is a gem of the downtown, - three parts were merged into one in the Middle Age.

World War II Memorial, which has been respected greatly by the local people. During the war the tower of the Cistercian church was bombed, its bell fell off but the arch of the entrance hall held it.

The former coronation town was in a hurry in the 18th century to rebuild the town after the Turkish occupation. This church was built that time in the 1740s.

The round shaped artwork was dedicated in 2015, 14th August in Városház square. We can see St Stephen’s signature on the memorial.

One of the most significant Louis Seize style building in the country. It was being built between 1788 and 1801 using the stones and the site of the former Coronation Cathedral of the Virgin Mary Provost Church.

The former Coronation Basilica was the site of 38 coronations, 15 kings and 9 queens were buried here. The Holy Crown, the national treasury and the archive were guarded here as well. St Stephen had made the Coronation Church erect in the 11th century, however, during the centuries it was rebuilt, enlarged many times.

Its main building had been registered as a town hall in 1689. The allegorical statues of Justitia (Justice) and Prudentia (Virtue) are guarding the ornate front gate of the building. Now the certified replica of the Holy Crown, the Orb and the coronation sword are kept here.

The „House of the Eye of Providence” is one of the most particular building in the Megyeház street.

Present day the Fejér County Assembly meets here, earlier it was the county prison. It was built between 1870-1812, in Classical art, designed by Mihály Pollack, János Tégl, József Tallher.

It is known Seminar or St Joseph and The Blessed Virgin Mary- Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, which was erected in the 18th century by the Carmelites.

The lucky ones could meet Lujza Blaha at the turn of the century, thus it was the resting place of the the nation's nightingale.

This building is known as well as the Csöppenszky-house which is the most splendid Art Nouveau house in the town, built around 1900.

Kovács Jenő was the fabulous clockmaker of Fehérvár; he laid the basis of the exhibition in 2013. The original clockwork of the Flowerclock and the Basilica are kept here as well.