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Take a guided tour with priority access to Budapest's Dohany Street Synagogue, known as the largest synagogue in Europe. Admire the Moorish Revival architecture and opulent interior from the 1850s while learning about the history and traditions of Hungary's Jewish community. Visit the Tree of Life memorial at the Raoul Wallenberg Holocaust Memorial Park. Your ticket also includes admission to the Hungarian Jewish Museum, allowing you to explore at your own pace after the tour.

Begin your guided tour with priority access to the Dohany Street Synagogue
Meet your guide at the security entrance in front of the Dohany Street Synagogue ticket queue and start your tour with priority access, bypassing long lines. For approximately 45 minutes, explore the synagogue and memorial park with your English-speaking guide, gaining deep insights into the Hungarian Jewish community, its traditions, and the stories embedded in this sacred space.
Admire the opulent interior in Moorish Revival style and the historic organ

The synagogue is a prime example of Moorish Revival architecture from the 1850s. You'll get a close look at the intricate decorations of the grand interior and the historic organ, once played by Franz Liszt. Throughout the tour, your guide will share stories about the Neolog Jewish community and the significant role this synagogue played in Budapest's history.
Encounter the Tree of Life memorial at the Holocaust Memorial Park

Next, proceed to the Raoul Wallenberg Holocaust Memorial Park to see the Emanuel Tree of Life memorial and the Holocaust cemetery, where over 2,000 victims of the Budapest Ghetto are laid to rest. You'll also hear the inspiring stories of righteous non-Jewish individuals who risked everything to save lives during history's darkest times.
Explore the Hungarian Jewish Museum at your own pace

Your ticket also grants you access to the Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives, which you can visit at your leisure. Discover artifacts, documents, and exhibits showcasing the Jewish heritage in Hungary spanning centuries. The experience concludes at the museum, conveniently located in the heart of Budapest's Jewish Quarter, making it easy to explore the surrounding streets afterward.
※ Flash photography is not permitted inside the synagogue.
※ Modest dress covering shoulders and thighs is required; covers are available for purchase on-site.
Meeting Point:
Dohany Street Synagogue
Dohany u. 2, 1074 Budapest, Hungary
Meeting Point Instructions:
Look for the coordinator or guide with a blue flag or umbrella at the security entrance in front of the ticket queue. You will return to the meeting area after the activity ends.
Dohány Street Synagogue, Dohány u. 2, 1074 Budapest, Hungary