The Dohány Street Synagogue stands at the heart of Budapest's Jewish history and is one of the city's most distinctive religious buildings.
A landmark of the nineteenth-century Jewish community
The synagogue was constructed in the nineteenth century as Budapest's Jewish population expanded. Its distinctive Moorish Revival architecture and monumental scale distinguish it from the city's many churches.
The synagogue and surrounding memorial spaces now connect worship, historic preservation and remembrance of Jewish life and the Holocaust.
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CATEGORY
Landmarks
LOCATION
1074 Budapest, Dohány utca 2.
Plan your visit
Make this a stop on a wider neighbourhood walk. Check individual interior visits or paid areas separately before making fixed plans.
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