The only bathhouse in Nyíregyháza. It is cheaper than the ones in Sóstó, and as such tends to be a bit more crowded. As a plus, there is a large pool specifically for swimming and not just sitting, as well as a warm thermal pool outdoors. The steam room is included in the admission, but you have to pay extra to use the sauna.
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Jósa András Múzeum
The city's main museum and houses several permanent exhibits and occasional temporary ones. The permanent collection includes exhibits on local painter Gyula Benczúr, the life and works of local author Gyula Krúdy, the life of the museum founder Jósa András, the history of Nyíregyháza until World War I, the Hungarian cavalry or huszárs, and the history of money.
Kállay Gyűjtemény
Items relating to and owned by former prime minister Miklós Kállay.
Görög Katolikus Egyházművészeti Gyűjtemény
Artistic relics of the Hungarian Greek Catholic church dating back as far as the 16th century.
This synagogue is no longer used, though it has been restored and can be visited.