Attractions

Munkácsy Museum

Built in 1914, the museum houses the world’s largest collection of Munkácsy’s works. The permanent exhibition…

Wenckheim Castle in Szabadkígyós

A state-of-the-art interactive exhibition titled: “A Visit to the Wenckheims” has been set up in the…

Slovak Country House

We find the Slovak Country House on Garay street. This traditional residential building, restored to…

Munkácsy Memorial House

One of the cherished settings of Mihály Munkácsy childhood is the Munkácsy-Quarter’s “jewel box,” the…

Csabagyöngye Cultural Center

The Csabagyöngye Cultural Center is one of the most important institutions in Békéscsaba and the southern…

Great Lutheran Church

The Lutheran Church of Csaba, with its 22 m wall width, 22 m wall height and 75 m tower height, is the…

Fairy Tale House

We find the Fairy Tale House on Békési Road. As soon as we enter, an amazing sight unfolds before us:…

Pósteleki Park Forest

Between Békéscsaba and Gyula is a huge nature reserve, in the middle of which is the Széchenyi-Wenckheim…

Molnárház - Miller's House

The Molnárház is the oldest residential building in Békéscsaba. It was originally built as the millhouse…

Roman Catholic Parish of St. Anthony of Padua

Cathedral of Saint Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church This neo-Gothic church is the second largest…

Town Hall

Békéscsaba Town Hall, an imposing building located on Szent István Square, is one of the most significant…

Sculpture Promenade

The Statue Walk is located in a pleasant parkland setting along the downtown shore of the Élővíz Canal…

Small Lutheran Church

The Small Church of Békéscsaba, built in 1745 in the Baroque style, is the oldest church in the city.…

Napsugár Puppet Theater

In addition to interactive and entertaining performances, the puppet theater regularly organizes various…

Jókai Theater

The Jókai Theatre in Békéscsaba is the center of local cultural life, which still awaits the audience…

Synagogue

After the World War II, the originally large Jewish community of Békéscsaba was reduced due to deportations…