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The best way to explore the city of Szeged is on foot. In three hours we can stroll the main streets and squares and spend some time in the Votive Church, the symbol of Szeged. During this walk we can catch the feeling of the town, get an outline on its history and see the majority of the most important tourist sights from outside. 

If you only have one or two hours to spend for sightseeing, I will show you the places and tell you the basics you must know and see in order to be able to say that you have been to Szeged: we go to Tisza river, to Dóm Square, the Kárász Street and Széchenyi Square. And then you can run/drive/fly further... (What a pity!)

In Szeged you can find numerous unique buildings of the Hungarian art - noveau. In a three-hours tour we go to see most of these buildings, climb the water tower in Szent István Square and visit the beautiful New Synagogue. We will get acquainted with the brave ideas and the tragic fate of Ede Magyar, the architect of the most exciting buildings. Water lilies, barrels, horses, fragile tin-ladies are waiting patiently for us to be noticed.

For those who have a whole day to spend in Szeged I have great news: it's worth it!
Amending the "Three Hours in Szeged" tour we will have the opportunity to see the beautiful dome and the stain-glass windows of the New Synagogue and we will visit the medival Franciscan monastery in Alsóváros.

During this tour we can have a thorough visit in the symbol of Szeged, the Votive Church, admire the rococo icons of the Serb Ortodox Church, go to one of the most beautiful synagogues of the world and visit the Franciscan Monastery in Alsóváros. After prior notice it is also possible to visit other religious sights like the Diocesan Treasury, the Serb Ortodox Exhibition, the calvinist churches, the lutheran church in Tisza Lajos körút, the greek-catholic Szent Rozália chapel and other roman catholic churches.