Category:Semmelweis University 1st Department of Surgery, Educational medical building in District VIII, Budapest, Hungary.

Semmelweis University's First Department of Surgery is a hospital building in Budapest District VIII focused on surgical treatment and patient care. The structure displays eclectic architectural features including a symmetrical facade, tall windows, and ornamental stone details throughout.

Architects Flóris Korb and Kálmán Giergl designed this facility in 1909 to establish a center for surgical teaching in Hungary. The building was constructed during a period when surgical methods were rapidly advancing across Europe.

The clinic trains medical students in Hungarian, English and German, alongside its surgical work. About 60% of patients come from Budapest and 40% from elsewhere in the country, so the wards reflect both city and rural Hungary.

The building is visible from the street and displays its characteristic architecture throughout District VIII. Those wanting to view the interior should inquire in advance about visiting conditions at the facility.

The clinic occupies part of the so-called external clinical block on Üllői Road, a complex of university clinics built at the start of the 20th century; the Semmelweis site notes that work on these clinical blocks was completed a hundred years before 2011. Around 60% of patients come from Budapest and 40% from elsewhere in the country.