An ideal place to have a chat over a hot cup of tea.

On the city's walking street, under the address 18, there is a marble plaque and the red brick pavement upholds the memory of the Fehérvári Gate (1792) and the fire tower built above it once served to protect the city. The road cannot be crossed without already noticing the artwork known as the 'Boatman's statue' from afar. It was created by Iván Paulikovics in 1997.

The pharmacy was founded in 1654 by the Jesuits, its ceiling is ornamented with stuccoes and paintings. Old medicine containers and other artifacts of medical history can be seen in the showcases, as well as the stomach sewing machine, the invention of the famous doctor from Győr, Dr. Aladár Petz, as part of the free exhibition. This is the country’s only museum that also operates as a working pharmacy.