If you wish to explore the attractions of the Southern Great Plain, Hotel Gerardus is an excellent starting point for your adventures. The region's cities offer marvelous buildings, fantastic programs, and the parks showcase the beauty of nature. Leisure activities, sights, and natural treasures are all found nearby.
Discover the Charm of the Sun City
Programs
Easter Egg Hunt – April 5–6, 2026
Experience the fresh spirit of spring during the Easter Egg Hunt at the Szeged Zoo, set in a picturesque environment where playful activities and family experiences make the celebration truly memorable.
Szeged Wine Festival and Szeged City Days
May 21–31, 2026
Discover the vibrant cultural life of the city during the Szeged City Days celebrations. The 30th Szeged Wine Festival, the Dóm Square Cavalcade, and the Szeged Bridge Fair offer unparalleled gastronomic and cultural experiences – enjoy the flavors of spring, fine wines, and high-quality entertainment.
- Szeged-Csanád Grosics Academy home match
We provide a complimentary match ticket for football events at the stadium within the complex, where you can watch the Szeged-Csanád Grosics Academy NB2 matches on game days.
Our team is delighted to assist you in creating a personalized itinerary, ensuring you make the most of your stay. We can help you discover the hidden gems of Szeged, which truly make our city special.
Szeged Cathedral Visitor Center
The Szeged Cathedral Visitor Center is a multifunctional tourist and cultural facility located in the crypt of the Votive Church. Its exhibition space features both ecclesiastical and secular exhibitions, while its community areas are suitable for cultural and social events.
Móra Ferenc Museum
The Móra Ferenc Museum is located in the heart of Szeged, at the meeting point of the Tisza River and the Belvárosi Bridge. Its venerable building is an integral part of the cityscape, making the institution a prominent cultural center of the region.
Móra Ferenc Museum
Szeged Zoo
Szeged Zoo is one of Hungary's youngest and largest zoos. It specializes in housing rare and endangered species, with a particularly outstanding section dedicated to South American animals.
Anna Bath
The more than 100-year-old Anna Bath is located in a beautifully renovated historic building and houses both thermal and wellness baths. The Anna Bath is a monumental bathhouse in the city center of Szeged. Built in the Neo-Renaissance and Turkish styles, the eclectic-style heritage building was constructed in 1896.
Anna Bath
New Synagogue
The New Synagogue is one of the most beautiful examples of Art Nouveau in Hungary, evoking the artistic heritage of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Its impressive architecture, tranquil garden, and rich cultural programs make it one of the most unique and frequently visited sites in Szeged even today.
St. Stephen’s Square Water Tower
Located on St. Stephen’s Square, Hungary’s first reinforced-concrete water tower was designed by Szilárd Zielinski and still performs its original function today. Surrounded by a green recreational park, the tower welcomes visitors with unique exhibitions and a breathtaking panoramic view from its top.
St. Stephen’s Square Water Tower
Reök Palace
The Reök Palace is one of the most beautiful creations of Hungarian Art Nouveau, designed by Ede Magyar in 1907. Today the building houses the REÖK Regional Centre for the Arts, which hosts prestigious exhibitions, theatre performances, and musical programs.
Szeged National Theatre
Since 1883, the Szeged National Theatre has been one of the most important venues of the city’s cultural life. Its repertoire includes drama, opera, and ballet performances – offering a true experience for lovers of every genre.
Szeged National Theatre
SZTE Botanical Garden
Founded in 1922, the Botanical Garden of the University of Szeged remains a prominent site for education, research, and nature conservation. Walking among its carefully curated collections, visitors can discover rare plant species, including the Indian lotus blooming in the pond, which makes the garden truly unique with Central Europe’s largest outdoor population of this plant.
