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A Roman Catholic Church built in 1390s, in Gothic style, using the walls of 11th-century church. Remains from this period can be seen at buttressed, early Gothic sanctuary and the lower part of the tower of church. The Baroque transept (main nave) and the tower was built in 1770. The present nave dates from 1940. The fresco fragments of the sanctuary
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Pick Szalámi és Szegedi Paprika Múzeum
Industrial History Museum
Minorite Church, Szent Miklós templom
The building of the Roman Catholic church was completed in 1767, in Late Baroque, based on the plans of the architect Vencel Lechner.
Árpádházi Szent Erzsébet Templom
A Roman Catholic church. Built in Neo-Gothic style, in 1910. The main tower was over 30 m high with towers on both sides. The length of the church in the interior is 21 m and it’s 13 m wide. The building’s height is 12 m. In order to construct a main altar, two side altars and a pulpit in New-Gothic style material from the nearby Rochus church in Szeged was delivered to the district New Szeged. The main altar presented the church patron Saint Elisabeth while the right main altar was devoted to the Virgin Mary. On the left side there was a Saint Cross altar erected. The confessional and the cupboard in the vestry were built by József Jamrik. The organ was purchased from the local organ building manufacture of János Szoukenik.
Szent Gellért templom
A Roman Catholic church. It was built in 1975, in Modern style, designed by István Tarnai.
Szegedi Nemzeti Színház
This is the main theatre of Szeged, built in 1883 by the well-known company of Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer in Eclectic and Neo-baroque style.
Gróf-palota
Designed Raichle J. Ferenc, in 1912-13