The church bears the stylistic elements of late Historicism, its layout features many different separate areas. Its inner space gives a sense of unity and the huge hall is ornamented with simple Gothic style motifs. The lengthwise foundation ends in an octagon of which six sides enclose the apsis.

The Serbian Orthodox community of Győr erected the church, which is a combination of different styles, in 1727. The tower stands in front of a beautiful arched facade. The sanctum is buttressed as well and enclosed with three sides of the octagonal shape.

The eclectic style synagogue was built between 1868-1870 by the Neologue Jewish congregation. The octagonal interior of the church, covered by a cupola and featuring a circular balcony is truly an impressive sight. The building was restored in 2006 houses a permanent exhibition as well as a variety of cultural programs.