Fabricius Ház

Very nicely restored building in this cozy square. Especially during Advent, it is beautiful in the evening light.

Our Latogatas would have been the best for the epilet. When they arrived told how to buy tickets to them, "exhibition" separately, but I did not help, Soran fair which would see more of the building. He then became accompanied all the way, in silence, embarrassment ... the beginning of a young escort us who had meselnivaloja the objects exhibited, but he went to the first room after another to accompany visitors and led us to a ur on. Uncomfortable silence, we walked to the next room where "not here but there are a lot of things on display for us this diagram" (par was empty floor plan on the wall). The objects are put into the chest wall, but no information about them does not know MEG except for the part where we got a leltarjegyzeket amine was marked by all objects called "wall, table, 6 chairs and so on." I find it unfortunate because the epulus itself is a sep (may be because we only found a big deal of butterflies or 3-4 rooms), and the furniture also seems to be woody, but everywhere the information goes down, it is more indelibly more cinematic, because the little elons kept us eye-catching the treasure of the treasures would have allowed the bunozok ... ... to our kittens to be killed, and not to surrender. When we searched for Fabricius, it was "Six people lived in this home, but they were the most famous" - their bosom. Kritikan underneath is a delusional modus of great cheats.

Museum in the city center of Sopron. It is located on the main square of the city. The building has an old townhouse and an archeological collection. You can visit the two exhibitions separately and pay only half the price. Very negative is that the staff speaks both English and German, which makes the process at the box office not easy. You will be accompanied by an employee in the apartment, but this can not tell because of the language difficulties. That's why you have to be satisfied with information cards as foreign-language visitors, but they are also available in German and English. The archaeological exhibition may also be viewed without employees. Important texts are also available in English, but only in Hungarian. The exhibits, however, are very interesting. The best thing about the whole museum is the Roman hall in the basement, where you will find many Roman finds and also some statues. Basically, this house is very exciting, but urgently something should be done for foreign visitors, at the moment you do not get far without Hungarian knowledge.

Clearly disappointed - I saw some of the civilian homes - there was no information on the function of the exhibited objects, the objects were cluttered, and the guide attached to us as the guide was absolutely uninformed. However, the theme is very interesting, the site would be excellent for organizing an interesting, really interesting exhibition. Very sorry !!!!

Exposure is nice, although there is little information about 1-1 items. The guide lady was nice.