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Vasvári Pál Street Synagogue (Chabad-Lubavitch)

Budapest, Hungary

4.6
HistoricNear the Opera

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About this place

A prayer house from 1887 that in 1994 became the first Chabad-Lubavitch center in Hungary, led by Rabbi Baruch Oberlander. Centrally located near the Opera House and Andrássy Avenue.

Address

Vasvári Pál utca 5, 1061 Budapest

Hours

Daily & Shabbat services, check website for current times

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Hilton Garden Inn Budapest City Centre

0.2 km

Shabbat-ready

About 2 min walk to Vasvári Pál Street Synagogue (Chabad-Lubavitch).

We recommend verifying with the hotel before booking: A packed kosher breakfast and disposable cutlery are available. The hotel is not kosher-certified. The hotel's contact details are in your booking confirmation.

We recommend verifying with the hotel before booking: Ground-floor rooms open with a regular key instead of a magnetic card (ask for the lock's batteries to be removed before Shabbat); the stairs have no sensors and a side door is opened for Shabbat. The hotel's contact details are in your booking confirmation.

Shabbat-friendlyRegular key on the ground floorKosher food availableNear a synagogue

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