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A moving journey through Jewish history from the Holocaust to happier times Take some time to discover the real story behind Jewish life in the world's second biggest synagogue, and celebrate Jewish culture and history. See, hear, and remember WW1 and WWII through thought-provoking exhibits, and witness the burial ground of 2,600 Jews who died in the Holocaust.
Explore Jewish history and once-hidden artifacts in Hungary's Jewish quarter Learn the moving history of the Hungarian Jewish community throughout two world wars and the Holocaust at the Hungarian Jewish Museum & Dohány Synagogue Complex with this time-saving fast track ticket.
Learn about Jewish customs and history See Europe's largest operating synagogue, the Dohány Street Synagogue and much more of Budapest's Jewish cultural life besides. All with a guide. You'll also get to skip the line for the Jewish Museum, taking in the top locations in the Budapest Jewish District, and make a morning or afternoon of the whos, hows and whys of Jewish history.
Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi in a stately church As the third tallest building in the whole country, the neo-Classical St. Stephen’s Basilica is one of the most special churches in Hungary. During the day, it's a place of silence; people come to pray, not to play. But that all changes on concert nights, when classical melodies fill the sacred air. Experience a concert like no other with the sounds of Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi and more.
Take a historical Budapest walking tour and go inside Matthias Church On this guided walking tour around the Pearl of the Danube, you'll delve deep into a Hungarian history full of power struggles, war, romance, and espionage. It's a Game of Thrones-like story, but your expert guide won't rush the ending. Visit famous Budapest sights, including Fisherman's Bastion, the Royal Palace, and Holy Trinity Square. Explore the exquisite Matthias Church, enjoy inspiring vistas, and stop for coffee and cake. See medieval ruins and baroque architecture as you get a feel for Hungary's fascinating past!
Get close to brown bears and wolves and watch their natural way of life Start your day of discovery at the allocated meeting point in central Budapest. After a short meet and greet, hop aboard your private, air-conditioned vehicle and commence the journey, and witness local village life on your way to the bear and wolf sanctuary. Upon arrival at the sanctuary, your guide will take you on a personal tour of the compound, making sure you see everything there is to see and learn some fun facts about these magnificent creatures on a two-hour tour. The bear sanctuary is a fantastic initiative that allows these animals to live in their natural environment, with plenty of space to roam and lots of lush bushes, lakes, and trees. Not only will you see bears at the sanctuary, but also wolves! Witness how brown bears live in their natural environment, and even get the opportunity to give them some juicy fruit!
Learn all about Jewish history and culture in Budapest Budapest has a long and important Jewish history. On this guided tour, you'll see Europe's largest operating synagogue, the Dohány Street Synagogue, as well as the Kazinczy Street Synagogue, with a knowledgable guide for company. You'll also stop by Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park and take a walk around Budapest's once-thriving Jewish Quarter to discover its past. Skip the line for the Jewish Museum and the Jewish Centre, where you can visit the Hungarian Jewish Archive and enjoy an audiovisual exhibition about the Jewish Quarter. Here you'll also get to see a unique collection of Jewish religious art pieces from Hungary and Eastern Europe.
Explore Hungary's grand neoclassical church Discover Hungary’s stunning third largest church, stretching 87 meters long and 55 meters wide. The impressive structure rises 96 meters high, matching the Parliament building in height. Dedicated to St. Stephen I, the cathedral holds his mummified right hand, a treasured relic.