Religious edifices

• Bergkirche, housing Haydn's tomb.
• Domkirche, late Gothic former military church, began in 1460.
• Franziskanerkirche (Franciscan church), Built in 1629, it contains the crypt of the Esterházy family.
• Jewish synagogue.

Castles and palaces

• Schloss Esterházy and Schlosspark, the Esterházy castle and park.
• Gloriette the former Esterházy hunting lodge.

Buildings

• Haydn mausoleum
• Rathaus (City Hall)
• Pulverturm (lit. "Powder tower")

Museums

• Haydnmuseum , a museum dedicated to 1778.
• Landesmuseum (regional museum).
• Österreichisches Jüdisches Museum (Austrian Jewish Museum)[1].
• Diözesanmuseum (museum of the local Roman Catholic diocese).
• Feuerwehrmuseum (fire department museum).