A webcam with an aviary with a small white lion at the Szegedi Vadaspark zoo. Szeged is located in Central Europe. It is the third largest city in Hungary, located on the southeastern Hungarian border south of the mouth of the Maros River on both banks of the River Tisa. Szeged is about 171 km south of Budapest on the M5.
In southern Hungary, on the banks of the River Tisa is the beautiful town of Szeged. Today it is the administrative center of the copper Chongrad, which is home to about 163,000 people. Another version assumes that its name comes from the Old Hungarian word szeg, which translates as "corner" because Szeged is located in the place where the river Tisa turns.
The story of Szeged
On the site of the modern city since ancient times there was a settlement. Its name was first mentioned in 1183. In the 16th century, Szeged became part of the Ottoman Empire, where he remained until 1868, when he was annexed to the Habsburg Empire. Significant flourishing of this settlement occurred in the 19th century. At this time the industry was actively developing here, a sausage factory and a railway were built. However, in 1879, catastrophic flooding wiped out almost the entire Szeged. For several decades, the city was rebuilt.
In southern Hungary, on the banks of the River Tisa is the beautiful town of Szeged. Today it is the administrative center of the copper Chongrad, which is home to about 163,000 people. Another version assumes that its name comes from the Old Hungarian word szeg, which translates as "corner" because Szeged is located in the place where the river Tisa turns.
The story of Szeged
On the site of the modern city since ancient times there was a settlement. Its name was first mentioned in 1183. In the 16th century, Szeged became part of the Ottoman Empire, where he remained until 1868, when he was annexed to the Habsburg Empire. Significant flourishing of this settlement occurred in the 19th century. At this time the industry was actively developing here, a sausage factory and a railway were built. However, in 1879, catastrophic flooding wiped out almost the entire Szeged. For several decades, the city was rebuilt.
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