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Dohány Street Synagogue, Budapest: A majestic blend of history and spirituality. Europe's largest synagogue, adorned with elegance, echoes the resilience of Hungarian Jewry.
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Slide 1 of 8, Great Synagogue facade in Budapest with ornate architectural details.
Great Synagogue facade in Budapest with ornate architectural details.
Guide leading a tour inside the Great Synagogue, highlighting architectural details.
Interior of the Jewish Synagogue in Budapest with ornate chandeliers and stained glass windows.
Stained glass dome interior of the Great Synagogue, intricate patterns and vibrant colors.
Memorial sculpture at Budapest's Great Synagogue courtyard.
Great Synagogue garden with gravestones and lush greenery.
Great Synagogue dome and clock tower detail, featuring ornate gold decorations.
Great Synagogue interior with ornate chandeliers and detailed arches, Budapest.
Explore at your pace
  • Make the most of your visit with a focused guided route through key memorial sites, paired with entry to museum spaces for deeper context.

  • Walk into the complex with pre-booked entry, meet your expert guide inside, and set off together through the main prayer hall and memorial areas.

  • Follow your guide through the synagogue, Heroes’ Temple, Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, and the cemetery to understand each site’s significance.

  • Continue independently in the Hungarian Jewish Museum, Lapidarium, and cellar exhibitions, exploring artifacts and stories at your own pace.

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  • Make the most of your visit with a focused guided route through key memorial sites, paired with entry to museum spaces for deeper context.

  • Walk into the complex with pre-booked entry, meet your expert guide inside, and set off together through the main prayer hall and memorial areas.

  • Follow your guide through the synagogue, Heroes’ Temple, Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, and the cemetery to understand each site’s significance.

  • Continue independently in the Hungarian Jewish Museum, Lapidarium, and cellar exhibitions, exploring artifacts and stories at your own pace.

from
€40
Slide 1 of 7, Dohany Street Synagogue in Budapest's Jewish Quarter, featuring its iconic twin towers.
Dohany Street Synagogue in Budapest's Jewish Quarter, featuring its iconic twin towers.
Dohany Street Synagogue interior with ornate chandeliers and stained glass windows, Budapest.
Graves surrounded by ivy in the courtyard of the Great Jewish Synagogue, Budapest, Hungary.
Tree of Life monument at Dohany Street Synagogue, Budapest, honoring Holocaust victims.
Memorial for Victims of German Occupation in Budapest, featuring symbolic sculpture and columns.
Courtyard view of Art Nouveau building in Budapest's Jewish Quarter, showcasing Hungarian Secessionist architecture.
2 hrs - 4 hrs
  • Appreciate Jewish heritage through this guided tour by visiting Dohany Street Synagogue, also known as the Great Synagogue.

  • The Great Synagogue is the second largest in the world and the largest in Europe and is known for its representation of Jewish heritage.

  • Know more about the history of Budapest with the guided tour of the museum where you would be acquainted with Jewish heritage through the unique collection of art pieces.

  • Walkthrough the gardens which have become the most shocking and authentic Holocaust memorials in the world.

  • Visit the Heroes’ Temple and the memorial park named after Raoul Wallenberg.

  • You may also visit the Jewish Quarter Exhibition in the Goldmark Hall and the Family Research Center.

More details
  • Appreciate Jewish heritage through this guided tour by visiting Dohany Street Synagogue, also known as the Great Synagogue.

  • The Great Synagogue is the second largest in the world and the largest in Europe and is known for its representation of Jewish heritage.

  • Know more about the history of Budapest with the guided tour of the museum where you would be acquainted with Jewish heritage through the unique collection of art pieces.

  • Walkthrough the gardens which have become the most shocking and authentic Holocaust memorials in the world.

  • Visit the Heroes’ Temple and the memorial park named after Raoul Wallenberg.

  • You may also visit the Jewish Quarter Exhibition in the Goldmark Hall and the Family Research Center.

from
€69

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Dohány Street Synagogue and Jewish Museum

Monday10:00am - 8:00pmlast entry 7:00pm
Tuesday10:00am - 8:00pmlast entry 7:00pm
Wednesday10:00am - 8:00pmlast entry 7:00pm
Thursday10:00am - 8:00pmlast entry 7:00pm
Friday10:00am - 4:00pmlast entry 3:00pm
SaturdayClosed
Sunday10:00am - 8:00pmlast entry 7:00pm

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