Zsigray Manor
Building, structure
The Zsigray Manor was built by the Viceroy of Bratislava, János Zsigray, in the 17th century. Later, the Zsigray Sül, a prayer house for Polish Hasidic Jews, operated here. The building was rebuilt several times, most recently in the Renaissance style. Since 1993, it has housed the art collection of the permanent exhibition of the Museum of Slovak Jewish Culture, administered by the Slovak National Museum.