The official travel guideB2B
Magyar Magyar
The Land of thermal waters
Budapest, the Queen of bathing cities
Healing natural resources
Noble wines and exciting activities
The Salt Hills of Egerszalók
Baths
Must-see sights in Hungary
Hungary, where colourful folk traditions live on to this day
COVID-19 Information
Spring in Hungary
Itineraries day by day
How to get to Hungary
Foodies
Couples
Families
Wellness enthusiasts
Gellért Thermal Bath and Swimming Pool
Events
Get to know Budapest step by step: Themed city walks
5 trips with children within 50 km of Budapest
B2B
Magyar Magyar

Szeged region

Szeged is a place teeming with old-fashioned cafés and is the centre of Art Nouveau. It’s a place where it feels good to sit on the bank of the River Tisza or discover the region’s myriad wonders.

Adventures in the gastronomy of Szeged

Fish soup, paprika or salami. These are the dishes that will surely pop into your mind when you mention the gastronomic specialities of the town in the southern Great Plain. But what else does the town have to offer?

The city of sunshine: Szeged

Once you see the town, you’ll fall in love. Szeged has that certain countryside charm that evokes the beginning of the last century.

Szeged Water Park and Spa

This huge water complex is open all year around, and has the longest slide in Europe.

Makó, the land of onions and the Hagymatikum

The little town of Makó on the right bank of the River Maros, close to the Romanian border, is famous for the Makó onion, which has been declared a Hungarikum. The town offers visitors a truly relaxing experience.

Family water fun park in Mórahalom

Visit the five-star thermal bath in this pleasant little town, just 22 kilometres from Szeged. Visit Mórahalom!

Historic sites to visit around Szeged

What do Ópusztaszer, Mezőhegyes and Hódmezővásárhely have in common? Each is home to a relic dear to Hungarians.

#wowhungary

Share your photos by using #wowhungary

You May Also Like

Places to go
Museums & Galleries
A museum is always a perfect place for adults or children alike. The experience will be unparalleled, whether you are visiting a permanent or a special temporary exhibition. Spare some time to admire the buildings and surroundings of the museums and galleries as the architectural value of these buildings is also substantial.
Read more
Travel Information
Royal castles & aristocratic palaces
Visit Hungary’s amazing castles and palaces. There are 103 castles in Hungary alone, most of which are still open to tourists and visitors. Our castles were built in different styles and at different times, but the view from all of them is unrivalled and is paired with the exciting history that lies within their walls. They are calling to us to take a journey back in time.
Read more
Plan your trip
Hungarian Folk Traditions
Hungary has a very rich repository of folk traditions, whose heritage is well worth exploring. We’ll show you all that makes up the country’s fabulous folklore legacy.
Read more
Things to do
Gastronomy
Hungarian cuisine is not only about goulash and paprika! Be our guest and experience the exquisite gastronomy of our country! Hungary is proud of its cuisine and the country offers a wide selection of venues to dine at, from charming restaurants, wine bars, unique bistros, creative cooking courses to culinary festivals.
Read more