Szeged is the third-largest city in Hungary and known as the 'city of sunshine' for its beautiful weather. It has many places worth visiting and enjoyable things to do, that make it a traveler's delight.
This is the fourth-largest church in Hungary. It has 2 towers (91 m high) and a 54 m high dome in between. It is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Szeged–Csanád.
Visit the Votive Church
Domotor Tower
This is the oldest building in the city; its foundation was laid in the 11th century. A unique sight here is the Gate of Life, created by János Bille in 1931. It explains a Christian life through symbols.
Spanning an area of 40 hectares, this zoo treats injured, orphaned animals and animals recovered from illegal smuggling. It houses around 600 animals of 140 species which include the wolverine, the bat-eared fox, and the Siberian tiger among others.
Visit the Szeged Zoo
Go Splash at the Sunshine Aquapolis
Sunshine Aquapolis is a water park that features indoor and outdoor waterslides, swimming pools and a sauna. There is also a spa and thermal baths, bubble baths and a jacuzzi.
This calming garden covered with trees, spans an area of 17 hectares and houses a wide variety of plants. There's a pond with lots of lotus flowers and a bee corner.
Visit the Botanical Garden of Szeged
See the National Theatre of Szeged
Built by the company of Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer, in 1883, the construction represents the Eclectic and Neo-baroque style. It is the main theater of Szeged.
Its architectural style, the semicircular facade and two statues, and the beautiful interiors make this theater stand out.
Designed by Magyar Ede and built in the Hungarian Art Nouveau style, this palace was completed in 1907. It hosts photography and visual arts exhibitions.
Visit Reok Palace
The impressive architecture and the beautiful winding staircase in the interior, make this palace worth visiting.
Explore the City Hall
It was designed and built in the neo-baroque style, by Istvan Vedres and János Schwortz. The Bridge of Sighs is worth seeing and the court in the hall hosts theatrical and musical performances each summer.
Attend the Szeged Open Air Festival
The stage is set up on the Dom Square, the stars and the breeze create the perfect ambience for theatrical and musical performances. This festival is the most important cultural event in the region, held every summer.
Established in 1883 and named after Mora Ferenc, a famed name in literature, archeology and research, this museum hosts seasonal exhibitions. The exhibits span natural science, ethnography and a unique gold collection.
Visit the Mora Ferenc Museum
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From delving into architecture and history, to exploring animal and plant life, there are so many amazing things to do in Szeged, Hungary. So when are you visiting this city?