From Kisapáti, take the St. George Street then Arany János Street to the historic center of the city, to the Temple Hill. The parish church in Turul was erected in the 13th century. in the first half of the 19th century, this is indicated by the Romanesque style on the south side.
The XV. s. At the beginning, the Carthusian monks built the gothic, cross-walled sanctuary with a fragment of St. Christopher’s fresco on the south wall. In the latter, in the form of St. Joseph, King Sigismund can be recognized.
Bishop Veszprem Bishop Padányi Bíró, built in 1756-57, was besieged in the Baroque style during the Turkish period. Its façade is decorated by St. Stephen’s and St. Imre’s lounges.
On its north side is the church and nursery of the loving sisters, built by John the Baptist Ranolder in 1872.
