Szeged is a university city in southern Hungary, located on the banks of the Tisza River, close to the borders with Serbia and Romania. Known as the “City of Sunshine,” it is characterized by its spacious boulevards, Art Nouveau architecture, and lively student atmosphere.
The city’s historic center is home to Dóm Square, dominated by the impressive Votive Church, as well as the Reök Palace, one of Szeged’s finest examples of Hungarian Art Nouveau. The University of Szeged is an integral part of the city, contributing to its international and academic character.
Beyond its architectural landmarks, Szeged is known for its cafés, restaurants, cultural venues, and riverside promenades. It is also closely associated with Szeged paprika and the city’s distinctive culinary traditions, making it a destination where academic life, culture, and local character come together.
HOW TO REACH SZEGED
Alternatively, passengers can take the 100E Airport Express directly from Budapest Airport to central Budapest and then continue their journey to Szeged by train or coach. The 100E operates between the airport and central Budapest, including Kálvin tér and Deák Ferenc tér.
