The Benedictine Saint Ignatius of Loyola Baroque church with two towers is located on the main square in downtown Győr. This is the earliest example of a church built in Baroque style in what is modern-day Hungary and among the most beautiful examples of Italian Baroque architecture in our country. Along with its furnishings, it houses the oldest artifacts of Hungarian Baroque architecture making it an invaluable piece of Hungarian art history. The church is 44 meters long and 24 meters wide, the towers rise 44 meters including the cross at the top. It is suitable for comfortably fitting 600 people in at a time.

Győr's renovated Baroque main square is an important site in the life of the city. This is where the Mary Column, the Benedictine Complex, the Apatúr House and the Iron Log Trade Sign, among others, is located.

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.