St. Michael's Cathedral, Veszprém

St. Michael's Cathedral in Veszprem is a church with three aisles located on Castle Hill at Szentharomsag Square. The interior displays neo-Gothic windows, buttresses, and a flat wooden coffered ceiling, while the western side is marked by twin towers.

Archaeological evidence shows that a church stood on this site in 1001, with the current structure rebuilt after a fire in 1380. This reconstruction shaped the building's appearance significantly.

The cathedral served as a musical center in the 18th and 19th centuries, presenting works by Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven shortly after their premieres. Visitors at that time experienced the same compositions that became known across Europe.

The location is easy to access, as the building sits on a public square on Castle Hill and is visible from outside. Visitors should note that beneath the main nave lies a large crypt with clergy burials, which affects the layout of the interior space.

The building received relics of Queen Gisela, wife of King Saint Stephen, from Niedernburg Abbey in 1993. These relics make it a special destination for pilgrims and historians interested in early Hungarian history.