Vissza a főoldalra

Autumn sunshine and fresh air usually greet visitors to the historic centre of Veszprém, who arrive full of curiosity. The unadulterated autumnal atmosphere and the cool morning breeze can provide a special backdrop for a stroll through the town steeped in a thousand years of history. The city combines historical heritage with modern cultural opportunities in a unique way, which will be an unforgettable memory for all visitors. 

 

 

 

The Biró-Giczey House exhibitions and the WIP guided tours

One of the most exciting events of the day will be the "Work in Progress" fair. Visitors will be able to admire the St. Michael's Cathedral, the archaeological artefacts of the castle quarter and random spaces that are only accessible depending on the works. The chamber exhibition in the Biró-Giczey House is particularly striking, with the Cathedral's putto sculptures and the wooden sculpture Madonna with Baby Jesus offering a deeper insight into the world of Baroque art. The exhibition offers a great opportunity to take visitors back to a special period in Hungarian history.

Not a chapel in my head exhibition

This exhibition explores the life of the canons and the workings of the Veszprém Chapter. Among other things, you can see the stallum used in the cathedral and the word "chantry" is given a special meaning. The exhibition shows how these historical figures became the guardians of Veszprém.

 

 

Archaeological exhibition in the attic

In the attic of the Biró-Giczey House, a unique archaeological exhibition gives an insight into the excavations and discoveries of the Veszprém castle quarter. Among the objects on display are a fragment of a prehistoric ceramic vessel decorated with a face and traces of a unique 17th century burial. This exhibition also explains the practical aspects of archaeological work, details of the excavations and the conservation process.

The enthusiastic and hospitable staff at the Archbishop of Veszprém Tourist Office will be happy to answer any questions you may have, ensuring that the visit is an enjoyable experience for all.

Opening hours of the Biró-Giczey House:

Tuesday-Friday: 5pm-7pm

Saturday-Sunday: 10am-6pm

Registration here. 

WIP'24 guided walks start on Saturday and Sunday at 11:30am, 2pm and 4pm.

Contact details:

Phone: +36 20/560 2010

E-mail: turizmus@veszpremiersekseg.hu

Photos by Lajos Nagy and Dávid Kiss

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