The building with the most representative facade on today’s Rákóczi Street is the former Mayer Mansion. In its place stood the house and premises of

Since the 18th century, a ground-floor building housing the administrative affairs of the community has stood on the site of the current town hall in

At the time of resettlement in 1802, the house at 13 Main Street was already standing, and it was owned by bootmaker György Richter. In

On the southern part of today’s square stood the Quarterhouse, built in 1806, the so-called “Small County Hall”, which housed the office of the Chief

On the site of the present-day Marcali Department Store there was a residential building built in the 18th century, owned by joiner Jakab Lángi in

In the 18th century, the inn of the landowning family Széchényi stood on the corner of Kanizsai (today Széchenyi) and Kéthelyi (today Rákóczi) streets in