Welcome

to Sopron, named Scarbantia by the Romans, known in German as Ödenburg. Greetings on behalf of Civitas Fidelissima - the Most Faithful City - a title Sopron has proudly born since it voted to remain part of Hungary as a result of the referendum held on 14th December 1921 that was an outcome of the World War I peace treaty. It is Hungary's westernmost city and the only one in the country with a virtually intact medieval nucleus.
Our first walk invites you to become acquainted with this area.
The second route, following the line of the erstwhile moat, will encompass Várkerület (Fort Perimeter) that accommodates Sopron's lively commercial life.
Should you, after these walks, feel like venturing further out, we may continue by taking in points of interest such as Deák tér (Deák Square) and the Lõver Hills, Sopron's villa and holiday quarter watched over from on high by Károly kilátó (Charles Belvedere).

Walks . . . * Welcome * 1. walk * 2. walk * 3. walk * 4. walk