Sopron - Új utca
The lower part of the Új utca was the Jewish Street in the Middle Ages and separated from the northern part by a wall. In 1526 when the Jews were driven out of Sopron the wall was removed and the Új utca - the "new road" was formed. There are two synagogues here which are now museums.
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Gothic House
The façade of the Gothic house, which is the Monument Office, is reminiscent of a Venetian palazzo. It represented the rear wing of a medieval palace on the Kolostor utca (No. 13; parts of the oldest secular building in Sopron are preserved). Restoration work at the beginning of the Fifties erased evidence of the 18th C Baroque additions with the exposure of the Gothic windows and Renaissance arcades.
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