Exploring the Treasures of Fabricius House

Located in the heart of Sopron, Fabricius House is a baroque mansion with a rich history. Founded in 1730, it serves as a museum highlighting the region’s archaeological significance.

The house features three sections: an archaeological exhibition showcasing artifacts from Celtic, Roman, and Hungarian eras, including the 1200-year-old Cunpald Goblet. Its basement, formerly a Roman bathhouse, houses impressive sarcophagi and statues from the Scarbantia era, while the upper floors display 17th and 18th-century furnishings, such as elaborate davenports and magnificent tiled stoves.

Must-See Wonders

🏺 Ancient Artefacts: Explore the 1200-year-old Cunpald Goblet, a significant historical symbol.
🛁 Roman Bathhouse: Discover the basement area's Roman sarcophagi and colossal statues.
🛋️ Antique Furnishings: Admire the well-preserved 17th and 18th-century interior decorations.

Fabricius House offers free entry, making it accessible for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.