Kazinczy Synagogue:
The Art Nouveau Gem of Budapest

Kazinczy Street Synagogue is an Art Nouveau orthodox synagogue built between 1912 and 1913

 
Address: 1075 Budapest, Kazinczy utca 29-31.

Opening Hours of the Kazinczy Synagogue:

from Sunday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
Friday: 10:00 - 15:00,
Saturday: closed

Opening Hours of the restaurant Hannah Garden:

from Sunday to Thursday: 12:00 - 22:00
Friday: ñ 12:00 äî 14:00,
Saturday: closed

 
Kazinczy Synagogue Food and drinks at the restaurant Hannah Garden Price / pers.
Entrance to the synagogue - 9 Eur

combined tickets:
Entrance to the synagogue Flondi cake "Flódni" (or other dessert), coffee and mineral water 13 Eur
Entrance to the synagogue meat soup with mace dumplings 14 Eur
Entrance to the synagogue Solet with beef and boiled egg 15 Eur
Entrance to the synagogue Goulash soup 16 Eur
Entrance to the synagogue 2 course menu 21 Eur

Kazinczy Street Synagogue. the Kazinczy Street Synagogue has since become the religious cultural center of the Orthodox branch of the Pest Jewish community.

Right in the heart of Budapest, in the former Jewish Ghetto area stands the Grand Synagogue of the Orthodox Jewry, located in Kazinczy Street, opened in 1913.

Europe’s most outstanding Orthodox Jewish house of worship is one of the most significant Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) monuments in Hungary, and as such is protected as a national monument by the Hungarian State. Walls and the ceilings are decorated with stained mosaic windows which let in natural light, making it probably the most beautifully illuminated synagogue in Europe.

Meet Hungarian Jewish culture also from its culinary side!

Ever tried Cholent (Sólet) or Flodni?

You can combine your visit with experiencing typical Hungarian Jewish cuisine in the glatt kosher restaurant Hanna Garden, next to the synagogue.

  • Secure tickets to the Kazinczy Street Synagogue
  • Visit the largest Jewish orthodox synagogue in Hungary, and learn about Hungarian Jewry’s past life and present
  • Get your admission ticket with Hanna Garden Restaurant offers combined
  • Taste and enjoy unique Hungarian Jewish kosher meals

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Taste and enjoy unique Hungarian Jewish kosher meals

 

 

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