Történeti tanösvény

This educational trail, which traces the history of Szeged Castle, runs through Móra Park and around the Castle Museum building. The trail, which can be visited entirely independently of the Castle Museum, features information boards and scale models at its various stops, illustrating what the Great Plain’s largest brick castle looked like in its heyday. The darker, brown strips of paving stones still mark the positions of the former castle walls. The circular walk, just 400–500 metres long, takes 20–30 minutes to complete; the path is tarmac-surfaced throughout, thus you can even set off with a pushchair. If time allows, it’s worth buying a ticket to the Castle Museum, where, amongst other things, you can learn about the Szeged witch trials, Sándor Rózsa, the famous Hungarian outlaw and the world of further outlaws from that era.