"The urban buzz is especially strong in downtown Pest’s District VII, home of the now-world-famous "ruin pub" along with offbeat design stores, specialty street food, and modern-art galleries – but this area is also revered as Budapest’s historic Jewish Quarter, featuring Europe’s biggest synagogue." - Hyperakt
"Between the Old Town Square and the Vltava, the Jewish Quarter contains six synagogues, a Jewish Ceremonial Hall and the Old Jewish Cemetery; Hitler spared the area to turn it into a museum, and today the museums, synagogues and cemetery honor the history of what was once one of Europe’s largest Jewish communities." - Matthew Kepnes
Tickets were reasonable for the whole circuit, and it's easily accessible and walkable.
Marina Sidonia R.
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Very good price for the ticket, it includes multiple locations. Very interesting, clean, you don't wait too long for tickets ♡
Jesse L.
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So much history here, but you have to pay to enter most if not all the places and buildings.
You must take a guided tour to hear about the history, the suffering, the wise kings updating the area to become what it is today. As well as how they used to stack graves one on top of another until it’s 7 deep?
Sheila V.
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I visited krakow 13th Oct 2025 you really must visit, went to the Jewish quarters and it's beautiful very clean it's a must
Hazem W.
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Nice buildings but nothing special indeed
zane C.
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Incredible history here. The Jewish quarter with hardly anything left , all destroyed and rebuilt. Such a painful history for the Jewish people world wide but again specially here. Over 3000 killed in a day and of 150 settlements of Jews all but 9 devastated and destroyed by the Nazis. How sad the way Jews have been persecuted for over 2000 years.
Absolutely worth a visit and a little history lesson.
Shmuel D.
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Amazing history, well worth spending a day to see the different synagogues, the cemetery and try some Koshet food at King Solomon Cafe!