When entering the Votive Church in Szeged in a sunny day you get the lovely feeling of being surrounded by colors and light that is filtered through the large stained glass windows. The interior is painted almost entirely, maybe an Orthodox influence from over the Tisza river and without the excessive decorations of baroque. The church is quite recent, as almost the entire Hungarian city was rebuilt after a flood at the end of the 19th century. The plans were the work of Schulek Frigyes and Foerk Ernő, the first being the architect that created the dream-like Fisherman’s castle in Budapest.