City Hall Square and St. Stephen Square
City Hall Square is to the north of Széchenyi street, at its eastern end. The city hall (built in Romantic style) and the neoclassical county hall can be found here, along with a not really pretty Széchenyi statue.
St. Stephen Square is opposite to City Hall Square.
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