Budapest Hungarian Jewish Museum & Dohány Synagogue Fast-Track Tickets
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Get your skip-the-line tickets to the Hungarian Jewish Museum and Dohány Synagogue in Budapest and discover a unique historical and spiritual complex in Europe in a 2h 30 min tour.
Explore the Hungarian Jewish Museum, with its moving collection of artefacts rescued during World War II, and enter the impressive Dohány Synagogue, the largest in Europe.
With priority access and the option of a 45-60 minute guided tour, you'll visit sites such as the Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, the Tree of Life Holocaust Memorial and the Temple of Heroes.
- Book now and enter the historic Jewish complex without waiting.
- Discover Europe's largest synagogue and its adjacent museum.
- Be moved by the memorials dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust.
What’s included
- Priority entrance to the Dohány Synagogue complex
- Access to the Hungarian Jewish Museum (including temporary exhibitions)
- Entrance to Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, Tree of Life Holocaust Memorial, Temple of Heroes, Holocaust Cemetery, Righteous Among the Nations Memorial, Lapidarium and Synagogue Cemetery
- Optional guided tour (45-60 minutes) of the main areas of the complex
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The Hungarian Jewish Museum and the Dohány Synagogue is one of the most important historical complexes in Budapest and a must-see for an understanding of Hungarian Jewish history. With your priority entrance ticket, you will avoid the queues and gain direct access to the museum, located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter.
Inside the museum you will discover a valuable collection of art and ritual objects. Many of them were saved thanks to the bravery of two employees who, in 1942, hid pieces of incalculable cultural and spiritual value in the basement. Today you can see them in permanent and temporary exhibitions that retrace the Jewish life cycle and the main festivals of this ancient religion.
Admission includes access to the entire complex: the Dohány Synagogue, built in 1859; the Temple of Heroes; the Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park; the Holocaust Cemetery; the Righteous Among the Nations Memorial; and the Tree of Life, a moving tribute to the victims of the Holocaust.
In addition, you will have the possibility to join an optional 45-60 minute guided tour to gain an in-depth understanding of the symbolism of the spaces and the role of the Hungarian Jewish community in the 19th and 20th centuries. A cultural and emotional experience that connects past and present in one of the most representative places in Budapest.
