The Monument was built upon the plans of architect Zoltán Valkay in 1997.

The statue is one of the valuable works of worldwide acknowledged Hungarian sculptor, István Tóth.

The statue of the Ferryman, artwork of sculptor Sándor Dudás (living in Csongrád, Hungary, born in Vojvodina) was initiated in September, 2006 on occasion of 500th anniversary of the act which elevated the town of Senta to Free Royal City.

The bust of the well-known Serbian novelist, Stevan Sremac (1855–1906), work of sculptor Jelena Jovanović can be seen from 1950 on the May-fly Promenade.

Jovan Đorđević (1826–1900) was born in Senta.

Jovan Joca Vujić (1863–1934) was committed Maecenas of the Serbian art and culture at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century.

The bust of the world-wide acknowledged sculptor, István Tóth (1912–2002), who was born in Senta was set at the crossing of the Narodne Bašte (Népkert) Street and the Zlatne Grede (Szép) Street in May, 2009.

The Monument was set in 1889. in memory of the guiltless victims of the occurrences on 1st February, 1849. during the Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence .

The city-builder mayor of Senta, Gábor Gombos (1851–1894) got his bust opposite to the City Hall, at the beginning of the Post Street.

In front of the Health Centre, at the beginning of the Mihály Táncsics Street a modest monument evokes the memory of the Synagogue, which stood on that place from 1873 untill 1957.