Discover the best attractions and experiences Sopron has to offer
Explore Sopron's enduring symbols and medieval echoes in the heart of the city.
A 13th‑century landmark that crowns Sopron with panoramic city views.
Delightful baroque facade on the central Széchenyi tér, part of the historic core.
Ruins and viewpoints above the city hint at Sopron's medieval past.
Delve into local history and culture through compact museum spaces.
An elegant historic house offering insights into Sopron's past.
Exhibitions on the town’s history, trades and daily life.
Notable churches and sacred sites that shape the cityscape.
One of the town's prominent churches with a commanding hilltop location.
Historic Protestant church reflecting the region's diverse faiths.
Natural escapes not far from Sopron's historic streets.
Protected wetlands and rolling farmland around the Fertő lake.
A UNESCO-listed landscape known for birdlife, wine villages, and wide horizons.
Characterful districts that give Sopron its local flavor.
Historic core with cobblestones, cafes and noble façades.
Hilly residential area known for green spaces and scenic views.
Low-cost ways to enjoy Sopron’s atmosphere.
Admire the architecture and soak in the city vibe.
A pleasant riverside walk with birds and breezes.
Take in sweeping views from the hilltops — no ticket required.
Tastes of Sopron and the surrounding wine country.
Sample local wines in atmospheric underground spaces.
Hearty dishes in a rustic setting that locals love.
Evenings in the city center bring cafes, bars and light tunes.
Sit back and watch the city light up while sipping a drink.
Lively streets, live music and late-night eateries.
Cultural performances and local arts in Sopron.
Seasonal plays and concerts in intimate venues.
Casual gigs and ambience in the heart of Sopron.
Active ways to enjoy the outdoors around Sopron.
Gentle to challenging trails with scenic outlooks.
Flat to rolling routes suitable for all levels.
Water activities enjoying a unique river landscape.
Less touristy ways to experience the region.
Rural lanes, vineyards, and traditional Hungarian countryside.
Migratory birds and wide horizons—great for nature lovers.
Quiet routes that connect nature, history and towns.