Sopron - Fabricius House

Behind the Baroque façade of the Fabricius House (near the General's House) is hidden a complex of houses from the 14/15th C, built on Roman foundations; part of the town wall is actually incorporated into the building. There is a striking oriel window two storys high on the façade (18th C); the courtyard has two-story arcades and Tuscan columns (17th C). The reverse side of the town wall dates from the first half of the 14th C, its stone façade (visible from the town wall) has two pointed and two straight Gothic windows with tracery.

The Gothic cellar houses a Roman lapidarium, the upper floor has finds from Illyrian, Celtic and Roman culture together with exhibits from the period of the Magyar conquest. The interior of the entrance to the municipal Franz Liszt Museum dates from the 17th and 18th C. The exhibitions have separate entrances.

Adjacent to the Fabricius House is the Classical town hall built in 1830.