Vasváry House

The Vasvary House acquired its present appearance in the second half of the nineteenth century by order of its owner, György Vasváry, an ironmonger. A shop was set up in front, and a fine middle-class house was formed upstairs. The solid façade of the historic, partly neo-Renaissance, eclectic building was richly decorated with Gulnay ceramics between 1883-1884, and you can visit to admire the building's historical details and get to know it up close with your family.