Székesfehérvár - Városház tér

The Baroque buildings around the Városház tér create a fine picture. The dominant building on the square is the Bishop's Palace, built 1790-1801 from the stones of the medieval basilica. The single story palace was designed by the architect Jakob Rieder in 18th C plait style.

The south side incorporates the town hall which consists of two buildings. The older, somewhat lower Baroque palace (1690), is decorated by an arched gateway made of interwoven columns showing personifications of intelligence and justice, by the Eisenstadt sculptor Thomas Walch (1717). The modern sculpture symbolizing an imperial orb (reference to the historical importance of the town) is by Béla Ohmann (1890-1968). The equestrian figure of Pál Pátzay (1936)