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Dohány Street Synagogue (Great Synagogue)

Budapest, Hungary

4.3
HistoricLargest synagogue in Europe

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About this place

The largest synagogue in Europe (seating about 3,000), built 1854-1859 in Moorish Revival style by architect Ludwig Förster. A Neolog congregation, with an adjoining Jewish museum and the 'Tree of Life' Holocaust memorial.

Prayer nusach

Neolog Ashkenazi

Address

Dohány utca 2, 1074 Budapest

Hours

Open for visits Sun-Thu 10:00-18:00, Fri 10:00-16:00 (shorter in winter), closed Saturdays

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Prayer Times

  • Shabbat & holiday services10:00

Classes

  • Guided tours on community history · Throughout opening hours

Please note: Example schedule only - please verify with the synagogue before visiting

Last updated: 2026-10-15

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Hotel Memories Budapest

0.1 km

Shabbat-ready

About 2 min walk to Dohány Street Synagogue (Great Synagogue).

We recommend verifying with the hotel before booking: Hot and cold drinks and snacks in the dining room all day, Shabbat included. The hotel has no kashrut supervision. Hotel email: [email protected]

We recommend verifying with the hotel before booking: A regular mechanical room key can be requested in advance. There are no sensors in the rooms or at the main entrance; the corridor has one that can be switched off on request. The hotel has only two floors, so guests can use the stairs. Hotel email: [email protected]

Shabbat-friendlyMechanical key on requestNo sensors in the roomsNear a synagogue

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