Gróf Palace
Gróf-palota
A late Art Nouveau apartment block from 1913, with soaring pointed towers and colourful decoration that look like a fairy-tale castle.
Gróf Palace was commissioned by the lawyer Gróf Lajos and completed in 1913. It is a representative work of Szeged's late Art Nouveau movement. Its façade blends the Vienna Secession with Hungarian folk motifs, and its roof towers and spires resemble a fairy-tale castle. It is now residences and offices and is not open to the public, so it can only be admired from the outside. It stands on Tisza Avenue, north of Széchenyi Square, and can be seen alongside the Anna Baths.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Anna Bath
- Szeged National Theatre
- Széchenyi Square & City Hall
- Móra Ferenc Museum
- Tisza Embankment
- Kárász Street
- Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas
- Pick Salami and Paprika Museum