Dohány Street Synagogue: Fast Track Ticket

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Dohány Street Synagogue - the largest synagogue in Europe
Romantic and Moorish architecture - distinctive features of the 19th-century synagogue
Hungarian Jewish Museum - explore the history and heritage of Hungary's Jewish community
Holocaust Memorial Room - an exhibition dedicated to the events of the Holocaust
Budapest's Jewish heritage - discover the history, culture and traditions of the local Jewish community

Fast-track admission to the Dohány Street Great Synagogue complex: Synagogue, Hungarian Jewish Museum (including temporary exhibitions), Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, Tree of Life Holocaust Memorial, Heroes' Temple, Righteous Gentiles Memorial, Holocaust Cemetery, Forced Labour Holocaust Memorial, Lapidarium
Optional guided tour at the Synagogue

Program Description

Discover the history and heritage of Budapest's Jewish community with a visit to the Great Synagogue on Dohány Street. Built in 1859, this remarkable landmark combines elements of Romantic and Moorish architecture, making it one of the most distinctive religious buildings in the Hungarian capital.

Also known as the Great Synagogue or Tabakgasse Synagogue, the building can accommodate approximately 3,000 people. It is the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the world. Its monumental interior reflects the culture, religion and history of Hungary's Jewish community.

The complex is also home to the Hungarian Jewish Museum and the Holocaust Memorial Room. Through thought-provoking exhibitions, you can learn about Jewish life and history, including the events of the First and Second World Wars and the Holocaust.

During your visit, you will also see the burial ground of approximately 2,600 Jewish people who died during the Holocaust. This poignant memorial site provides a place for remembrance and reflection.

A visit to the Dohány Street Synagogue offers an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Budapest's Jewish heritage and the community that has played an important role in the city's cultural history.

The order of sightseeing and the programme may be subject to change.

Opening hours are subject to change at short notice due to religious services and special events.
Children under 6 years old can enter free of charge and do not require a ticket.
Please dress appropriately for your visit. Men are required to wear a kippah, which is available on-site.
A mandatory security check is required upon entry. Tripods and backpacks larger than standard hand luggage are not permitted.
Strollers and cameras are allowed.
Last admission is 1 hour before closing time.

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