Szeged City Hall

Very nice building. With nice venues.

It is a shame that they do not want to show this magnificent building to tourists from the rest of the country from the inside. Yet it could be a good source of revenue, especially if you could go up to the tower as well. I would recommend the positive example of the Subotica City Hall!

Why don't they start the heating? You certainly don’t work in an 18 degree office, and you don’t have an 18 degree apartment in your home either. In addition, there is a heating season from September 15 !!

The Szeged Town Hall is a copf style monument building on Széchenyi tér 10, the main square of Szeged. In its first form it was completed in 1728. Between 1799 and 1805 it was rebuilt according to the plans of István Vedres. In July 1849, the Parliament, which met twice, enacted Jewish equality and nationality law, and on August 5, Haynau watched the Battle of Szőreg from the old tower of the building until a Hungarian cannonball nearly hit it. This cannonball drilled into the wall of the tower had long been one of the memories of the War of Independence in Szeged. After the Great Flood of Szeged in 1879 the downtown had to be refilled, so in 1883 a new floor was built and the building was rebuilt in eclectic-neo-baroque style by Ödön Lechner and Gyula Pártos.

Why they don't write the opening hours normally is written up to 6 but not until then