• Elizabeth Square - Guests are warmly welcomed at Elizabeth Square (known as Erzsébet tér in Hungarian) by our fully licensed local tour guide. The itinerary is outlined, highlighting major attractions such as the largest synagogue in Europe, and sharing insights about the Jewish community in Hungary, focusing on the period from the Belle Époque or Golden Age to the time of destruction.
• Deak Ferenc Square - Here, the discussion centers on “Gaudiopolis,” meaning the City of Joy in Latin, and the Schutzpass, which saved thousands of Jewish lives. Visitors will also see the remnants of the medieval city wall that once restricted Jewish trade within the city.
• Great / Central Synagogue (Nagy Zsinagoga) - Discover all there is to know about Europe’s largest synagogue, the Neologue and Orthodox movements, and Zionism. Although the tour does not enter the synagogue, the Memorial Courtyard and cemetery can be viewed from outside.
• Rumbach Street Synagogue - Learn about the beautifully restored Rumbach Street Synagogue, its stunning murals, and other urban street art. The tour does not enter the synagogue.
• Gozsdu Udvar - As the tour passes through Gozsdu Passage, guests learn about its historical and contemporary significance. This passage is a hub of entertainment, gastronomy, culture, and markets. The last piece of the ghetto wall is also visible here.
• Kazinczy Street Synagogue - The tour pauses outside the Kazinczy Street Synagogue, home to an Orthodox community of 50-60 families. Discussions include kosher food, Jewish ritual baths, and more. The synagogue is not entered.
• Szimpla Kert - Further murals and urban street art are showcased, and the tour concludes at Szimpla Ruin Bar, where pop-up exhibitions can be explored, providing a final orientation.

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• tips to your tour guide
• Our guides depend entirely on your donations at the end of the tour.The amount is at your choice.

Experience a deeply personal journey through history with our tours, featuring touching stories and insights into Budapest’s lively modern culture, including its famous nightlife and urban art scene. Our tours not only explore the rich historical significance of the Jewish District but also focus on revealing hidden symbols and lesser-known stories, offering a comprehensive understanding beyond typical tourist experiences.

This is a group tour that requires at least 4 participants to proceed. If the minimum number is not met, a full refund will be provided.

Important note: Groups of 8 or more must contact us at least 24 hours in advance and are required to pay a minimum fee of 8 €/person for the tour, regardless of whether they book as a group or individually.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.