The permanent exhibition of the Intercisa Museum first of all represents the bronze and Roman age history of the town and its region. Prominent items of all are a Celtic urn and perhaps the most beautiful Mithras-relief of Pannónia province. (Some part of the relics found here are exhibited in the entrance hall of the museum, but the majority are displayed through the temporally operating stone store.)

The exhibition demonstrates the history of the building and development of the town up to the beginning of the 1970'ies. An exciting documen is the so-called Red book in which the citizens of our town solicited for the name Stalin to become the name of the town.