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Features Hungarian folk art and furniture from local artists. In Klapka-house (listed building) built in 1786, Baroque style. (+36 76 417130)
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Katona József emlékház
Permanent exhibition and temporary exhibitions.
Árpádházi Szent Erzsébet Római katolikus templom
Single nave church towered at northern facade. Former cemetery chapel stood here. Inner Equipment: particularly in the first half of the 19th century: The main altar and altar images: 1926 (Uher Aristide), 1939 (Marsovszky Emilia). Altars: 1890; Pulpit: 1939. Organ 1900 (Országh Sandor), extended: 1955.
Fotó Múzeum
Hungary's only Photography museum is housed in a former Orthodox Synagogue (before that it was a dance hall). Free standing, rectangular building complex. The well-restored ceiling features Jewish themes. Besides the photography itself there's a wonderful collection of cameras, ranging from older giant boxes to modern sleek designs.
Református Ókollégium,
Former Protestant school, high school and Law Academy. Based on Eugene Szappanosy plans built between 1928-30.
Törvénypalota, Bács-Kiskun Megyei Büntetés-végrehajtási Intézet, Királyi Törvényszék
Listed Monument Former Royal Court built in 1904.
Városi Mozi
A monument building.