Fabricius House

The Fabricius House on Fő tér in Sopron stands on the remains of a Roman public building and took its present form in the 17th century, keeping a Gothic hall, Gothic and Baroque cellars and a two-storey courtyard loggia. It is named after Endre Fabricius, mayor from 1823. Part of the Sopron Museum's Museum Quarter, it shows Roman stone monuments in its cellars.

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Tue10:00–18:00

Wed10:00–18:00

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Fri10:00–18:00

Sat10:00–18:00

Sun10:00–18:00

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