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Szolnok Essentials

Szolnok, situated at the confluence of the Tisza and Zagyva rivers, is defined by its aviation heritage and 19th-century urban design. This selection features RepTár, one of Europe's largest interactive aviation museums, and the Tiszavirág pedestrian bridge, designed to resemble the wings of a mayfly. The city center showcases eclectic architecture like the Szigligeti Theatre and the Damjanich János Museum, housed in a former grand hotel, alongside monuments commemorating the 1849 Battle of Szolnok.

Airplane Museum of Szolnok

The Szolnoki Repülőmúzeum is a large museum displaying old military and civilian aircraft and aircraft engines in Szolnok, Hungary.

Tiszavirág híd

An elegant pedestrian and bicycle bridge spanning the Tisza River. Its design is inspired by the "Tiszavirág" (mayfly), a species famous for its mass swarming on the river.

Szolnok Városháza

The city's administrative center located on Kossuth Square, featuring a prominent Neoclassical facade.

Szentháromság templom

Also known as the Inner City Church or Nagytemplom, this Roman Catholic place of worship is a significant landmark on Templom Street.

Damjanich János Múzeum

Housed in the former Hungarian King Hotel, built in 1860. The museum features archaeological, ethnographical, and local history collections.

Megyeháza

An eclectic-style building on Kossuth Lajos Street that serves as the seat of the Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County administration.

Szolnoki Szigligeti Színház

A permanent stone theater building opened in 1912, home to a professional company that has operated independently since 1954.

A szolnoki csata emlékműve

Located at Szabadság Square near the Tisza Bridge, this memorial commemorates the 1849 Battle of Szolnok during the Hungarian War of Independence.

Várkapu Látogatóközpont

A visitor center and museum providing historical context and information regarding the former Szolnok Castle fortifications.

Museum of Hungarian Aviation

An exciting collection of aircraft - both civil and military. Highlight: the World War II wrecks from different nations.