The very popular and almost traditional “Easter Egg Hunt” of the Szeged Zoo will be held again this year.

We invite families to take part in a fun, stamp-collecting adventure walk. Participants can playfully learn how to become active, environmentally conscious individuals and what they can do to help protect our planet.

Educational Family Program in Celebration of Earth Day

At Dugonics Square, a wealth of new book releases, author signings, discussions, and musical performances will draw lovers of reading and the arts to the book stalls.

The Tricycle Festival is a traveling literary program series and a meeting point for artistic and civil communities, creators, and cultural organizers. Since 2022, it has been held annually in three cities across three countries.

Discover the secret side of museums on the Night of Museums! An evening when exhibitions come to life, history tells its stories, art shines, and special programs await visitors of all ages.

In addition to lavender and roses, visitors can also encounter ancient Hungarian flowers. Through educational lectures, they can learn about natural ways to preserve our health.

The performances, held at multiple venues the Cellar Theatre and the Huszár Mátyás Riverside offer engaging entertainment for both children and adults alike.

On Wednesday afternoon, August 19, the five-day event will kick off at Széchenyi Square, where live concerts, children’s programs, and a street ball will welcome visitors looking for entertainment.

In 2026, the SZINkópé Festival returns to Erzsébet Liget in Újszeged!

Sunshine, beautiful girls, handsome guys, the coolest concerts and an unforgettable atmosphere on the banks of the River Tisza, in the most lovable city in the world: Szeged.

For the Night of the Zoos program, numerous zoos across Hungary welcome visitors, and the Szeged Zoo is, of course, part of the nationwide event. In keeping with tradition, the event will take place on the last Friday evening of August.

Following tradition, Szeged Advent, the season of preparation, begins on November 27, before the first Sunday of Advent.