The city's parish church consecrated to Saint Martin.
When he got promoted to conductor in 1766, Haydn bought this house and lived there with his wife Aloisia Keller until 1778.
Tightly nestled to the so-called Bergkirche, which is also often referred to as Haydn Church, there is the famous Calvary.
The Liszt Monument on Esterházy Platz was made in 1936 to celebrate the 125th birthday of this great son of Burgenland.
The structural fabric of the town hall dates back to 1560 and was changed after the city had been elevated to a royal free-trade zone in 1648.
