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Housed in the magnificent Cifra Palota the gallery hosts a history of the city (though with no explanations in English) and several modern paintings from Hungarian masters. One of the finest examples of Hungarian secessionist architecture, the building was completed in 1902 based on the designs of Hungarian architect Géza Márkus. Formerly an apartment building, it now houses the Kecskemét Gallery. Listed building. Also of note is one exhibition room that is decorated similar to the exterior of the palace.
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Luther-palota
Art Nouveau, listed building. Residential part, stores, offices of the Lutheran Church, built according to the plans Mende Valer, between 1910-12.
former Economic Association Headquarters, MTA Regionális Központ és a Kistérség Információs Központja, volt Gazdasági Egylet Székháza, kaszinója és bérháza
Secession style. Former was a Casino and tenements. Built according to the plans Jánszky Bela and Tibor Szivessy in 1910-11.
Városi Kaszinó, MTA Magyar Tudományos Akadémia RegionálisKutatások Központja. Alföldi TudományosIntézet
Now a branch of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Centre for Regional Studies. Great Plains Scientific Institute
református bazár, Liberté Kávéház
Now 'Cafe Liberte'