From the late 18th century until the mid-20th century, the Pest side could boost with one of the most flourishing Jewish communities in the region. We will trace what remains of it and have a glimpse of its history through the monuments of the district, also commemorating the tragedy that almost put an end to it. We will see as well how the community lives nowadays.
One of my main fields of research is the Jewish heritage and monuments of East-Central Europe. I have been to synagogues and Jewish cemeteries all around the region: in Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Ukraine, Romania, so I see and present the Hungarian Jewish heritage in a broader context with thorough understanding of the subject.
The Meeting point is in front of the Lutheran Church at Deák Sq., a few steps from the M2 metro entrance.
We will end our tour at the Dohány Street Synagogue (not included in the tour).
One of the main synagogues, built by Otto Wagner in the 1870s, beautifully renovated in the past few years.
We will visit the Ghetto Wall Memorial, discussing the Holocaust and related topics.
Pass through Gozsdu Courtyard and learn about its history
An important synagogue and beautiful and interesting as a building, built by Löffler Brothers in 1912 in Art Nouveau style.
Passing by Klauzál Sq., which was part of the Ghetto during World War 2
We will end the tour at the Dohány Street Synagogue, discussing briefly its importance.
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