The statue of Saint Peter stands at the entrance to the Calvary Church in Kőszeg and dates from the 18th century. It is part of the Baroque tradition of the Stations of the Cross. The saint is depicted in a humble, kneeling posture. His hands are folded in front of his chest, suggesting prayer or repentance. His gaze is directed slightly upward, as if he were turning to God. He wears a simple, flowing robe that falls in soft folds over his body. Particularly striking are the keys at the base of the statue—a classic symbol of Peter. They represent the “keys to the Kingdom of Heaven,” which, according to Christian tradition, were handed to him by Jesus.