Best Things To Do in Szeged, Hungary

Tourist Attractions in Szeged

Here is the list of things to do in Szeged and tourist attractions in city.

1. Dom Square

   

   Landmark, Walking Area, Market, Square

   Dom Square is one of the major and prominent squares of Hungary that you can visit with your touring companions. Its name has been derived from the church that is right next to it. The place carries significance as the famous university buildings of Hungary are located here. The best time to visit the place is the summer. Open air theatres get organised here in summers and then the place become...Read more

2. Szeged Synagogue

   4.7 (210 Votes)
   

   Observatory, Architecture , Synagogue

   This is one of the most beautiful and architecturally accomplished buildings in Szeged. Mixing Art Nouveau and Historicist styles in a very Hungarian fashion, with some Gothic flourishes on the ribs of the dome, the building was built in 1907. The Dome’s ornately decorated interior, with a famed blue and gold cupola, and famed stained glass, is the work of artist Miksa roth. Also check ou...Read more

3. Votive Church

   4.8 (338 Votes)
   

   Church, Religious Site, Architecture , Cathedral

   This twin-spired church lies on the Dom Square, next to the Domotor Tower. At 55 metres high (91 metres for the towers) the church is the fourth largest in the country. It serves as the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Szeged–Csanad. Highlights include:  The Hero’s Bell, which weighs 8600 kg. Europe’s third largest pipe organ, with 9040 pipes. A statue of the M...Read more

4. The Old Bridge Restaurant

   4.7 (247 Votes)
   

   Food And Drinks, Restaurant

   Close to Szegeds Old Bridge, this folksy little restaurant with lace-tablecloth and minimalistic charm is a beautiful insight into Hungarian culture. It’s eclectic decor, massive portions and servings of Hunagarian classic meats such as beef, pork, poultry and fish make it a favourite among locals and tourists alike. It’s super charming.

5. Museum Of Water Conservancy

   4.6 (180 Votes)
   

   Museum

   This short and sweet attraction has a small collection.

6. Parapark Szeged

   4.7 (214 Votes)
   

   Games

   Above the Nyugi Kert pub is one of Szegets best kept secrets – An escape room game. It’s easy to get in, but almost impossible to get out! You must use all your wits and teamwork to get out within one hour. There are two rooms, and the only sad part about the entire experience is that once you’ve solved the puzzle, you’ll never again be able to have as much fun! It&rsquo...Read more

7. Anna Spring

   4.5 (271 Votes)
   

   Water Body

   Szeged wanted its own spring, so it began to dig for a thermal well at this spot. Almost a kilometre down, they found some of the most mineral rich water deposit ever. Dezso Patzauer in 1937 took out a lease on this place and named it after his daughter. Today the spa offers full scale medicinal and relaxation wellness through its various thermal baths: There are a lukewarm family bubbling pool...Read more

8. Pick Salami And Szeged Paprika Museum

   

   Museum

   Even a small Hungarian town can be famous for it’s food. Szeged serves up two things: Pick Salami: This 19the century secret recipe is not explained, but the production of salami is. On the ground floor of this museum, you’ll find a wonderful historical tour takes you through tools, objects and pictures in an incredibly engaging exhibit about the Salami assembly line. Szeged Paprika...Read more

9. Bridge Of Sighs

   4.6 (273 Votes)
   

   Landmark, Bridge, Architecture

   Styled after the famous bridge of the Medici’s in Venice, this Szeged wonder was built to connect the Town House to the City Hall. It was actually built for Emperor Franz Joseph who wanted to be able to cross between the two buildings without coming down to the street. You can find it in a street close to the Szechenyi Square. The sighs were different though: In Venice, it was the prisone...Read more

10. Oreg Korossy

    4.6 (138 Votes)
    

    Food And Drinks, Restaurant

    This famed fish restaurant, opened in the 1930s, offers wonderful views of over the Tiszca river to its diners. Combining the very best of traditional Hungarian cooking with modern tastes, the restaurant’s flavour is very authentic. It’s kind of romantic too, for all that it can seat over 250 people. On the wall of the restaurant you’ll be able to spot the level to which the w...Read more

11. Szeged Zoo

    4.7 (123 Votes)
    

    Wildlife Park, Zoo

    Since 1989, this 40 hectare zoo has made a name for itself in nature conservation and educational activities, and treats injured and orphaned animals. The Quarantine house houses animals and birds recovered from illegal smuggling. Covering about 600 animals through 140 species, exhibits at the zoo include: the wolverine, L’Hoest’s monkey, fossa, Alaotran gentle lemur, bat eared fox,...Read more

12. National Pantheon

    

    Architecture , Sculpture

    When people thing of Hungary, they don’t unusually think of a nation of achievers and prioneers in various fields that have contributed a lot to the human heritage… which is why this Pantheon becomes so important. Close to the Dom Square, in the middle of the University, this series of sculptures, which surround three sides of the square, contains the busts of notable contributors ...Read more

13. Szeged University Botanical Garden

    4.8 (71 Votes)
    

    Botanical Garden

    Covering about 5000 species in about 24 acres, this Botanical garden is pride and joy of the university. The garden undertakes three major tasks – collection, education and research, and conservation… and they’ve come up with ways to tailor your tour of the garden based on the above targets. Two of the garden’s highlights are the Indian Lotus and the Metasequoia. Amenit...Read more

14. Boci Tejivo

    3.9 (195 Votes)
    

    Food And Drinks, Restaurant

    The name literally translates into Milk Paradise. Open 24 hours, the restaurant has something of a cult following among locals. It’s one of their favourite midnight hangouts. Hungarian dairy-based dishes,, as well as omelettes, pancakes and the special sweet pastas will take care of your weet tooth, but if you want something more flavourful, try out the sandwiches and burgers. Every inch ...Read more

15. Crucian Street

    

    Walking Area, Restaurant, Streets

    A beautiful, red-cobblestoned street lined by beautiful and charming buildings on each side. It’ll make you want to live here! Vehicles are not allowed on it. It’s sides are lined with boutiques, restaurants, bars and cafes, making it one of the most popular hangouts in the city. The people watching is excellent. In winter, the street is enchantingly decorated for Christmas. Do not ...Read more

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