Szeged Cathedral (Dóm)
An impressive Neo-Romanesque cathedral dominating Dóm Square. Built in the 19th century, it stands as Szeged's architectural symbol. The interior houses sacred art and is a frequent stop for visitors.

Hungary
Szeged is Hungary's third-largest city, located on the Tisza River in the southern Great Plain, known for its vibrant culture and warm climate.
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An impressive Neo-Romanesque cathedral dominating Dóm Square. Built in the 19th century, it stands as Szeged's architectural symbol. The interior houses sacred art and is a frequent stop for visitors.
The central city square filled with cafés, restaurants, and events. Surrounded by buildings representing several architectural eras, it serves as an ideal orientation point and gathering place.
A significant cultural institution featuring theater productions, ballet, and music performances. The building itself is an example of fine early 20th-century architecture.
The river flowing through the city creates a natural area for walking and relaxation. Particularly pleasant for evening strolls, with parks lining the riverbanks.
An archaeological and historical museum showcasing local discoveries and traditions. It provides insight into the region's rich past from prehistoric times to the modern era.
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DepartedBeogradSzeged
FlixBus · Wed, Thu, Sun
via Novi Sad · Subotica
253 km · 4 stops
08:00
↓ 12:35
DepartedBeogradSzeged
FlixBus · Wed, Thu, Sun
via Novi Sad · Subotica
245 km · 4 stops
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DepartedBeogradSzeged
FlixBus · Wed, Thu, Sun
via Novi Sad · Subotica
245 km · 4 stops
09:00
↓ 13:35
DepartedBeogradSzeged
FlixBus · Wed, Thu, Sun
via Novi Sad · Subotica
253 km · 4 stops
Szeged is a cultural and educational hub in southeastern Hungary. The city is renowned for its lively atmosphere, large student population due to the university, and distinctive local spirit. It is particularly famous for its Festivals—traditional summer celebrations of music and theater that attract visitors from across Europe. The pedestrian zone in the center is pleasant for walking, with numerous cafés and restaurants offering local and international cuisine.
Szeged boasts some of Hungary's warmest temperatures, making it an appealing destination in summer. The city has a rich history connected to the Tisza River, which shapes much of its character. The museum scene is diverse, ranging from fine art to local traditions and archaeology. For bus travelers, Szeged is easy to navigate on foot and by bicycle.
There are 8 departures from Serbia to Szeged (Hungary). They leave from: Subotica, Novi Sad, Beograd. Travel time and every stop along the way are listed with each departure.
Below is a short guide to the city as well: what it is known for, what to see and what a traveller arriving by bus should know.
Yes — 8 departures from Serbia, from: Subotica, Novi Sad, Beograd.
The fastest trip takes 1 h 35 min. The time comes from the timetable and does not include waiting at the border.
Szeged Cathedral (Dóm), Szabadság Square (Szabadság tér), National Theatre (Nemzeti Színház), Tisza River, Móra Ferenc Museum
At these stations: Novi Kneževac, Hajdukovo (Centar), Novi Kneževac centar, Novi Kneževac AS, Kanjiža, Kanjiža AS. Open a station for its board of departures and arrivals.
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