Marvel at Europe’s largest synagogue, a breathtaking 19th-century masterpiece in Moorish-Byzantine style that serves as the iconic gateway to Budapest’s Jewish history.

Pay tribute to the heroic Swiss diplomat at this moving monument, dedicated to the man who bravely saved over 60,000 Jewish lives during the darkest hours of World War II.

Admire the striking, Alhambra-inspired architecture of this newly restored hidden gem, designed by the famous Viennese secessionist architect Otto Wagner.

Experience the unique energy of this historic, seven-building interconnected passageway that transformed from a bustling merchant hub into the vibrant heart of Budapest's contemporary culture.

Discover the stunning Hungarian Art Nouveau design and strict traditions of Budapest’s main orthodox synagogue, an architectural marvel tucked away in a narrow street.

Stand in the historic main square of the former wartime ghetto, which has beautifully transformed into a peaceful, green neighborhood oasis filled with local stories.

Vasvári Pál Street Synagogue: Step inside a charming, hidden courtyard synagogue built in early Art Nouveau style, which continues to breathe life into Jewish traditions as a bustling center for learning.

Complete your journey at Ybl Miklós’s neo-renaissance masterpiece on the grand Andrássy Avenue—a palace of art so spectacularly opulent it allegedly made the Emperor himself jealous.