• Dom Square - This stunning Neo-Romanesque cathedral in Szeged boasts a captivating interior and Hungary’s largest organ. The 83-meter-high towers offer a breathtaking view of the city.
• National Pantheon - A tribute to Hungary’s renowned figures, including writers, poets, and scientists.
• Bridge of Sighs - Part of the University of Szeged, this bridge resembles the famous one in Venice, Italy.
• REOK - Regional Art Centre - The Reok House is a true gem of Hungarian Secession architecture in Szeged.
• University of Szeged - This prestigious university has produced two Nobel Prize winners: Katalin Karikó and Albert Szent-Györgyi, the discoverer of vitamin C.
• Roszke - A family-owned paprika mill that reveals the secrets of paprika production and its history. Visitors can enjoy an exhibition, a short film, and tour the paprika plantation, with the opportunity to purchase authentic Hungarian paprika in mild, hot, smoked, and oil forms.
• Szeged Synagogue - Built in the 19th century, this beautiful synagogue remains an active place of worship, despite the tragic loss of most of the Jewish population during the Holocaust.
• Mora Ferenc Museum - This museum houses geological, archaeological, and artistic artifacts. The elegant neoclassical building is located on the banks of the Tisza River.
• Gate of Heroes - The frescoes on this unique gate honor the 12,000 soldiers from Szeged who gave their lives during World War I.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Transport by private vehicle
• Local guide
• Entry into Paprika Museum
• Entry into Szeged Dom

• Food and drinks

Located on Hungary’s southern border, Szeged, often referred to as the “City of Sunshine,” is a delightful destination to explore beyond Budapest. With a private guide, embark on a journey to Hungary’s third-largest city, situated along the Tisza River. Your adventure begins with a morning pickup from your hotel, and upon arrival in Szeged, you’ll explore the city center, visit the Dom, the Pantheon, and the University of Szeged, and stroll through the downtown area. Enjoy a traditional lunch featuring fishermen’s soup made from fresh local fish. The tour includes a visit to a family-owned paprika mill and museum dedicated to Hungarian paprika, where you can tour the plantation and learn about the plant, its production, and its significance as a staple spice in Hungarian cuisine.

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