On the other side of Fő (Main) Street, there are several residential Baroque style buildings, among them the city's oldest accommodation, the Black Eagle Inn and Restaurant. Today it functions as a dormitory. The jewel of Fő Street if the Cselley House. The building includes Gothic elements and functions as the Hanság Museum today.

The church we see here today was completed in the middle of the 18th century. The ornamental late Baroque decor and paintings were added with the support of Archduchess Maria Christina and her husband. This is the city's most significant Baroque building.