EGGENBERG HOUSE (EGGENBERG HÁZ)

The arms of the Prince of Brandenburg have been above the entrance since 1670. During the Counter-Reformation, the wife of Johann Eggenberg had permission to organize Protestant services in the courtyard, one of which is still decorated with the coat of arms of the Hohenzollern. From 1674 to 1676, the house was visited by many persecuted Protestants coming from Vienna. After the death of the duchess, the house was given to the Protestant Church.