Cibakháza lies on the left bank of the Tisza, on elevated ground. Opposite the town is a large floodplain peninsula surrounded by the Tisza, which is now called Holt–Tisza. This riverine and floodplain character appeals to travelers interested in such landscapes.
You can book a hotel in Cibakháza.
Culture and Landscape
Near the route and stretch of river associated with the town's former bridge, fortifications dating from 1849 have been preserved in Cibakháza. This also makes the town appealing to travelers looking for traces of history.
In the immediate vicinity of Cibakháza are Egyes-halom, Sóska-halom, Virág-hegy, and Zsidó-halom.
The former bridge of Cibakháza was built in the first half of the 19th century on the site of an earlier ferry. It played an important role in the events of the Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence of 1848–49.
For further travel planning: Tiszaföldvár, Cserkeszölö, Nagyrév, Szelevény, Kunszentmárton.
