The remains of St George rounded chapel are in the Trinity Square of Veszprém, very close to St Michael's Cathedral.
The chapel was built in the 11th century and rediscovered by chance in the 20th century when a student jumped from a second story window in his room and landed on the chapel remains.
The relic head of St George used to be treasured in this chapel, making this place a popular pilgrim destination for centuries.
The Franciscan church in Veszprem is an 18th-century building standing in Trinity Square of Veszprem, very close to Saint Michael's Cathedral.
The Gisela Chapel is a 13th-century chapel which was built in Veszprem castle
The Cathedral of St. Michael, one of the oldest cathedrals in Hungary, was founded in the 10th century by Gisela of Hungary, thus naming the city of Veszprém "city of queens".
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