Southern Great Plain
Szeged
The city of sunshine, paprika and Art Nouveau.
Rebuilt with grand boulevards after a devastating flood in 1879, Szeged is a lively university city on the Tisza river known for Art Nouveau buildings, its twin-towered Votive Church and a distinctive fish soup.
Highlights
- Votive Church and Dóm Square
- Art Nouveau architecture, including Reök Palace
- The New Synagogue
- Szeged-style fish soup
Places in Szeged
Votive Church & Dóm Square
A twin-towered red-brick church built after the 1879 flood.
Reök Palace
A sea-green Art Nouveau palace with flowing lily motifs.
New Synagogue
A magnificent early-20th-century synagogue with a celestial dome.
Salami & Paprika Museum
The story of two of Szeged's most famous products.
Tisza Riverbank
Riverside promenades and beaches on Hungary's second river.
Ópusztaszer Heritage Park
A heritage park with the Feszty Panorama, a giant circular painting.
On the map
Where to eat in Szeged
Near the sights. Places with a traditional Hungarian feel come first.
Sótartó Halászcsárda
Hungarian style
Szeged Étterem
Hungarian style
Széchenyi tér 9
Vármegye Étterem
Hungarian style
Rákóczi tér 1
Vendéglő a régi hídhoz
Hungarian style
Oskola utca 4
Coop Étterem
Hungarian style
Gőry Pince & Terasz
Hungarian style
Liszt utca 9
Katedrális Étterem és Kávézó
Hungarian style
Dóm tér 16
Szálka Halászcsárda
Hungarian style · Fish
SZOTE Ételbár
Hungarian style
Semmelweis utca 4
Alabárdos Étterem és Borozó
Hungarian style
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