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This former Franciscan church is the city's most important monument. It was built between 1724 and 1757 in Baroque style based on the design by G.B. Carlone. The quarter is from the same period.
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Synagogue, Szolnoki Galéria
The synagogue was built in 1898–99 by Lipót Baumhorn in late Eclectic style and functioned as the Jewish house of prayer until the 1940s. The building was bought and reconstructed by the city in the 1960s, since 1972 it is the city gallery. It offers seasonal exhibitions.
Tiszavirág híd
The longest footbridge in Central Europe (built in 2009–10) connects the city center (Tiszai hajósok tere) with the Tiszaliget where the lido and other sport facilities are found. The bridge resembles a mayfly (hence the name). It was built with the intention to create a new symbol for the city.
Református templom
The building—finished in 1894—was designed by Ottó Sztehlo in neo-Gothic style. The pulpit was made of larch wood.
Szigligeti Színház
Although it was built before 1912, it received its current stately facade in 1991. The building is heated by thermal water.
Liget, Tiszaligeti Termálstrand és Élményfürdő, Lido
The lido has sport pools, massage, fitness, and sauna facilities, thermal and medical water.