Szeged Attractions

 
Szeged is the lively economic and cultural center of the southern lowland plain, capital of the Csongrád region and with around 180,000 inhabitants the fourth largest town in the country. Important food and textile industries have been established here. Both the Biological Research Institute in Újszeged and the university enjoy international recognition. The biochemist and Nobel prize winner Albert von Szent-Györgyi who succeeded in isolating ascorbic acid (vitamin C) in 1928 taught here for a while.

History

Settlement in the Szeged region dates back to the Stone Age.

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Façade of the cathedral in Szeged.Votive Church / Cathedral, Szeged
The Cathedral of Szeged.Votive Church / Cathedral, Szeged
The Votive Church in Szeged.Votive Church / Cathedral, Szeged
Town hall in Szeged.Town Hall, Szeged
Interior of the Old Synagogue in Szeged.Old Synagogue, Szeged
City square in Szeged.Szeged
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