This late Rococo style church was built in 1778-79. With seven columns and three levels, the single nave church holds one of the largest and most valuable icon walls in the Southern Great Plain.

This Baroque church was built between 1773 and 1778. The tower and the Rococo iconostasis were completed around 1750. Closing the northeast corner of Dóm Square, the church is one of the main sights in the city. Dedicated to St Nicholas, the current church was constructed between 1773 and 1778, while the tower cap dates from 1835. The ...

Named after the sign on the gable depicting a swan, this Classical house was built according to the design of Johann Mayerhoffer in 1819-20. It was here that the father of the poet Sándor Petőfi had his inn and butcher's shop. Despite historic arguments and facts the people of Kiskunfélegyház, particularly the elderly, still believe in the ...

The priceless treasure of this Romantic building which underwent a Secession refurbishment are the 150 year old, generously carved pews. The Jewish community of Vásárhely built its first Romantic-style synagogue in 1853. This was refurbished in a Secession style between 1906 and 1908 under the direction of Szeged architect Miksa Müller. At ...

The 'Százéves' Confectionery was furnished by its first owner, Andrew Salis, in 1840. Its original furniture has been restored recently, other rooms furnished and an open chimney confectioners museum was added. Its name, Százéves cukrászda, literally means the Hundred Year Old Confectionery. Although it is getting older each year, its name ...

Most Hungarian tree and shrub species along with many domestic herbaceous plants can be found in the forest of the park. The natural insect and bird population is rich too. Study the flora and fauna of the water and of the lake banks. An attempt is made to present the animals of faraway countries in an environment similar to their original ...

Treasures are kept here, rarities from the history of toys which are carved from wood, flax, husks and shaped from many other materials. The museum was established to gather and present a comprehensive collection of the Hungarian toy culture.

This neo-Baroque confectionery is located on the ground floor of the former new Zsótér House. Its counters, mirrors, wall stucco and Herend porcelain coffee maker are all originals. The entry door has an etched glass panel. Sándor Árvay and his son Kálmán made this patisserie famous at the end of the 19th century with their outstanding ...

Hungary's only Well Museum is located in a disused water tower built in 1930 and its garden. Its permanent exhibition shows the history of extracting and utilising water. An exhibition entitled 'From dug wells to water towers' presents photographs and documents of sweep-pole wells, draw wells, pump wells, artesian wells, water towers, and related ...

The White Lake is among Hungary's most significant bird reserves. Not only a nesting place for numerous bird species it is also a migration stop for about 150 species adapted to saline environments as well as being home to characteristic halophyte plant communities.

The Memorial Chapel standing next to the museum is dedicated to St John Capistran. It was designed by Kossuth Award-winning architect György Csete.

The exhibition includes the work of such outstanding representatives of Great Plain artists as József Koszta, Gyula Rudnay, Vilmos Aba-Novák, Adolf Fényes and  Ferenc Medgyessy  from the mid 19th century to 1945.

Containing undisturbed groves with white poplars and willows as well as a wealth of significant flora, this landscaped garden is located near the River Körös.

Covering 62 hectares, the Kecskemét Arboretum is part of the town's greenbelt area. As a place of pilgrimage it is also a site of ecclesiastical traditions. Built in 1718, a heritage chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary stands in the grounds.

In the late 18th century the upper floor was built on top of the single-storey summer residence commissioned by the archbishop of Kalocsa in 1739. Thus, a Baroque mansion evolved. Accustomed to airy Transdanubian mansions, Joseph Batthyány the archbishop of Kalocsa disliked living in the damp of Kalocsa Castle, so he had the summer residence in ...

The building of the archepiscopal palace is home to the cathedral library. The 140,000 volume collection is kept on carved wooden shelves in a splendid Baroque interior.

The main exhibition introduces seven centuries of town history. There is a special focus on the famous Makó onion, including equipment and methods of traditional onion cultivation.

This vernacular Baroque house built around 1730 today hosts the Hungarian Naive Arts Museum. The lower west wing was built in the 18th century while the beautifully proportioned Baroque main building with its high roof was erected in the early 19th century. A typical example of the living arrangements of the gentry in a Great Plain market town, ...

This neo-Gothic and Romantic building was built in the spirit of the English Gothic style in 1857 in accord with the fashion of the times. Its name was derived from its original dark grey colour. The gate and the gateway with its transverse ribs are the building's most notable features, next to the enclosed corner balcony.The city casino which ...

The museum houses the historical, literary history and applied arts collection of the Ferenc Móra Múzeum. The local history exhibition presents the social history of Csongrád and Csanád counties between 1867 and 1945. The exhibition entitled, 'Social history of Csongrád and Csanád counties from 1867 to 1945' (Csongrád és Csanád megyék ...