Visitors can discover the unique atmosphere and thousand-year history of Veszprém’s castle district on themed guided walks.
The walking routes also take in St. Michael’s Cathedral and its crypt, St. George’s Chapel, the Archbishop’s Palace and the Gizella Chapel —all sites that have been restored during renovation work in recent years and can now be visited in all their beauty.
During the tours, participants will have the opportunity to learn more not only about the historical and sacred significance of these sites, but also about their artistic and spiritual messages.
The Archbishop's Palace, the crypt of St. Michael's Cathedral, St. George's Chapel, and Gizella Chapel can be visited as part of a guided tour.
During the guided tours, you can explore the Baroque and Gothic sights of the castle district.
The Biró-Giczey House exhibitions are free of charge.
Thistle and Lily – The Flowers of Magdalene
The exhibition presents the figure of Mary Magdalene through the lens of art and faith – it has been awarded the 2025 Prize.
My head is not a chapter...
It offers an interactive glimpse into the daily lives of the Veszprém chapter and its canons, presented in a playful and accessible way.
Chamber exhibition
Baroque-era ecclesiastical objects, vestments, and unique liturgical details evoke the cathedral’s past.
Archaeological Exhibition – Secrets of the Castle in the Attic
The artifacts unearthed during excavations at Veszprém Castle tell the story of the city’s more than thousand-year history.
Garden – Memorial to Blessed Mary Magdalene Bódi
A place of silence, contemplation, and prayer—a small, peaceful garden in the heart of the castle district.
Information:
Archiepiscopal Tourist Centre
Email: turizmus@veszpremiersekseg.hu
Phone: +36 20 560 2010
