4,408 (7.1%) Hungarian Reformed in Békéscsaba. 19,650 people (31.7%) were irreligious and 1,027 (1.7%) Atheist, while 16,883 people (27.2%) did not declare their religion. Tourist sights Great Lutheran Church (Evangélikus Nagytemplom) Small Lutheran Church (Evangélikus Kistemplom) Saint Anthony of Padua Cathedral (Páduai Szent Antal székesegyház) City hall (designed by Miklós Ybl, 1873) (Városháza) Mihály Munkácsy Museum (Munkácsy Mihály Múzeum) Mihály Munkácsy Memorial House (Munkácsy Mihály Emlékház) Mór Jókai Theatre (Jókai Színház) Slovak County House (Szlovák Tájház) Politics The current mayor of Békéscsaba is Péter Szarvas (Hajrá Békéscsaba). The local Municipal Assembly, elected at the 2019 local government elections, is made up of 18 members (1 Mayor, 12 Individual constituencies MEPs and 5 Compensation List MEPs) divided into this political parties and alliances: List of mayors List of City Mayors from 1990: Climate Békéscsaba has a humid continental climate (Köppen Dfb). Notable people Born in Békéscsaba András L. Áchim (1871-1911), Hungarian politician Gabriella Budai-Corfield (1974), International Sales Manager Ján Valašťan Dolinský (1892–1965), Slovak composer Péter Gaszner (1939) Hungarian psychiatrist Dániel Gyollai (1997), Footballer Gyula Hegyi (1951), politician Ágnes Késmárki (1981), singer and songwriter Károly Klimó (1936), artist Gábor Laurenczy (1954), Hungarian chemist and academic András Mengyán (1945), Fine artist, designer, professor Enikő Mihalik (1987), supermodel Henrietta Ónodi (1974), gymnast Béla Szabados (1974), swimmer Ádám Szepesi (1945), high jumper Margit Tevan (1901–1978), goldsmith László Vidovszky (1944), composer and pianist Lived in Békéscsaba Endre Bajcsy-Zsilinszky (1886-1944), Hungarian politician Mihály Munkácsy (1844-1900), Hungarian painter Péter Kelemen World Champion Modern pentathlete Died in Békéscsaba Sándor Erkel (1900), composer, son of Ferenc Erkel Twin towns – sister cities Békéscsaba is twinned with: Beiuș, Romania Krompachy, Slovakia Martin, Slovakia Mikkeli, Finland Odorheiu Secuiesc, Romania Tarnowskie Góry, Poland Trenčín, Slovakia Uzhhorod, Ukraine Wittenberg, Germany Zrenjanin, Serbia References External links in Hungarian, English and German Photos of the town Aerial photography: Békéscsaba County seats in Hungary Cities with county rights of Hungary Populated places in Békés County