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The 'Puszta'. The village lies at the edge of the Hortobágy National Park (a part of the World Heritage list. The village is surrounded on three sides by the National Park. There is the Kunkápolnás marsh (strictly protected 3,000-hectare area, can be visited only with permission, several rare plant and animal species live there. Near to the village border is several mound (kunhalom). One of them, the Bürok mound with its 104.8 m the highest point of elevation of the Hortobágy.
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The village of Tiszaigar has St. John of Nepomuk Roman Catholic Church (1782-1785, late Baroque); the Roman Catholic parish (1782-1785, late Baroque); Reformed Church (1789, late Baroque); Millennium monument (from 2000). There is an Arboretum which was started in 1867 and renpvated in 2017 with Protected oaks, wild pear trees and King Matthias tree,
Meggyes csárda
Traditional tavern, historical furniture and objects.
ancient: Zenthemreh
Protestant church (18th-century); , vicarage (18th-century, baroque, neoclassical), Szent Imre statue (in the church garden); Village House (local history exhibit). To Do: Visit loess grassland of Nagypallag. - Events: National Hunting Day
Nyúzó Gáspár Fazekas Tájház
This museum is a traditional farmhouse in the oldest area of the town. There is an exhibition about the living conditions and workshop of the former potter master, Gáspár Nyúzó.
Református templom
Built in the 18th century in Baroque style.
Szűz Mária mennybevétele római katolikus templom
Built between 1819–1827 in Neo-Classicist style.