Sümeg is known as one of the important centers of the Hungarian baroque art. Its architectronic excellences - the Pontifical Palace and its outbuildings; the Franciscan and the parish church with the frescos of Franz Anton Maulbertsch - represent an outstanding value of the baroque art.

The origin of the wooden statue of St Clara (18th century) can be connected to the Franciscan presence in the town. The large oil picture of bishop Márton Bíró keeps the mempory of the active artistic supporter of the town. Besides the books, ecclesiastic relics and baroque drawings we can see two Russian icons and a valuable collection of consecrated water holders presented to the town by Sára Darnay. A large altar image (tripticon) praises the work of painter Ágnes Máger.