Rumbach Street Synagogue (Rumbach Zsinagóga) Tours and Tickets

Though today Budapest's Jewish Quarter is a bustling entertainment hub full of chic bars and restaurants, within this district there's a rich cultural history if you know where to look. Follow your guide to uncover the Jewish history of Budapest's District VII on this walking tour. You can visit the largest synagogue in Europe, learn about the history of the Holocaust, and stroll along the district's 18th-century high street, spotting landmarks as you go.

Delve deep into Budapest's Jewish history and heritage during this private 3-hour walking tour. Visit small prayer houses, former Jewish ghettos, and the Dohány Street Synagogue — the largest synagogue in Europe — accompanied by engaging commentary from your dedicated guide. This private tour ensures personalized attention for you and your party. Hotel pickup included.

Explore the history and culture behind Budapest’s Jewish Quarter on a 3-hour walking tour. Led by a local guide, discover the area’s famous synagogues and monuments. Learn the complex history of the Jewish community in the events leading up to World War II and beyond. Pause for a piece of complimentary cake and coffee at the Fröchlich Confectionery. Your guide will also provide handouts and a notebook to record your observations, leaving you with a richer understanding of Jewish culture in Budapest by the end of the tour.

Roaming Budapest’s Jewish Quarter—the Seventh District—without a guide may leave you with only a sketchy picture of its past. Gain deeper insight on a private walking tour with a guide who’ll ensure you see the highlights and hidden gems, learn their history, and let you tailor your route to suit. Visit synagogues, sample Jewish delicacies, and hear tales of Jewish history you’d probably miss if alone.

Get a historian’s perspective on Budapest’s Jewish Quarter with this guided walking tour. Wander the shop and bar-lined city streets of District VII, passing by key landmarks including synagogues and statues. A guide explains how the neighborhood evolved from Jewish ghetto to gentrifying bohemian quarter, as well as covering key chapters from Budapest’s Jewish history.

Discover Budapest’s Jewish history and heritage on this 3-hour walking tour of Budapest. Learn about Budapest’s dark history as you explore the Pest Ghetto and the Buda Castle district; admire the Óbuda and Dohány Synagogues; and visit small Hasidic shtibls and Sephardic­rite prayer­houses in the city’s VII and VIII districts.

Discover a behind-the-scenes look at Budapest’s art culture on this walking tour. Explore the architecture, graffiti, and street art with a local guide for a more intimate experience of this vibrant capital city. Along the way, make additional stops at cool coffee shops, street art galleries, and bars and take a jaunt through the Jewish Quarter to spot hidden synagogues.

Take this 3-hour Budapest private walking tour to visit many historical Jewish places and learn about incredible events which happened there through times. Your private tour includes visiting the following historical places: ● Herzl Square and the Great Synagogue ● A guided walk in the Jewish Quarter ● Major landmarks of the city’s World War II Ghetto of 1944 ● Flódni, the iconic modern Jewish delicacy at the Fröchlich Patisserie You will: ● Take a walk in the former Jewish ghetto in Budapest ● Explore famous synagogues ● Get handouts to take notes while your private guide will be telling you stories ● Get a cup of coffee with cake at Fröchlich Confectionary

Exploring Budapest’s Jewish Quarter independently may leave you only scratching the surface of its history and missing out on detail. Ensure you cover the highlights and more on this private half-day walking tour: visiting the Great Synagogue, Gozsdu Courtyard, Jewish Museum, and other musts; and giving you a guide to reveal the full stories behind the sights. The tour includes a choice of start times to suit your schedule.

Live guided virtual tour! Enjoy Budapest from home! Ask as many questions as you wish! This is how you can personalize your tour and visit. My name is Patricia, I am a licensed guide and a passionate local with a hint of sarcasm. During the tour we visit the Great Synagogue followed by a short walk to discover the hidden and untold stories of the current VII. district. Throughout the tour I explain the history of Jewry in the Carpathian basin, beginning from the 2nd century, through the tragedy of the Holocaust, till present day. Then we pause to admire the beauty of the Orthodox synagogue. And many other hidden sights, and stories. The experience is a virtual live guided tour. Because of the possible time differences ( Budapest, UTC +2 ), I would suggest we set the time via email after your booking. You can choose the best suitable time, and I can send you further details about the videocall as well. See you soon!

Tour participants will enjoy a unique, engaging, entertaining and educational walk through our city’s Jewish history and the street and urban art scene of the neighborhood. We have stories that can't be found in history books. We do not enter any Synagouge, but give you an indepth information about the interior.

If you're wondering where you can learn about the Jewish diaspora's history, culture, and traditions in Central Europe, Budapest is the best place to look. Thousands of years of Jewish history, with all of its tragic, poetic and comic aspects, are centred in Budapest. We will take a walk through Erzsébetváros, the Jewish district, the most striking and unexpected part of the city, and discover how people live here today. We will talk about the origins of Zionism and the Holocaust, the branches of Judaism and what it is like to be an Orthodox Jew in the modern world. The tour will be led by an Israeli native and a representative of the Jewish diaspora, so this tour will also be fascinating to those already well-versed in the subject. This place is also full of secrets and mysteries, which we will have to find and uncover. We'll peek into the courtyards and courtyard wells and search for Firebirds from Slavic folklore and menorahs covered in whimsical patterns. Come and join us!

Visit Budapest on a full-day tour, where you’ll explore several of the city’s top sights on both the Buda and Pest sides of the city. Your tour includes tickets to: Matthias Church, the Buda Castle gardens, Dohány Street Synagogue, Rumbach Street Synagogue, and St Stephen’s Cathedral. On your tour, you will get to see several of the best views in the city from spectacular vantage points, and learn about the significance of the Danube in the city’s history. Your tour ends at the largest spa in the city, Széchenyi Spa, an art-nouveau masterpiece. Tickets are not included in the spa, but we recommend you book in advance for about 7 hours after your tour time. Be sure to bring your swimsuit, if you do book the spa.

Explore the cultural center of Budapest with me! If you’re interested in history, street food, going out or street art in Budapest, you can find it all in one place, in the Jewish Quarter. During our tour we discover the depths and riches of Jewish heritage in the city. Dwelving in to Jewish history, I’ll show you the hidden Jewish treasures of the neighborhood with 3 synagogues. We’ll take a look at the murals, that make the Jewish Quarter a true open air gallery; the kosher restaurants, and last but not least I’ll invite you in to the most authentic local ruin pubs and cultural centers which are the top meeting points for locals and party people. Please keep in mind, the synagogues we visit on the tour are functioning religious places. On Friday afternoon, whole Saturday and on Jewish high holidays they are closed.

Get ready for experiencing the mixture of techno and kosher – the Budapest way! I'm waiting you with a coffee of your choice. Let me know what kind of coffee or drink would you prefer before the tour! :) During the tour we visit the Great Synagogue followed by a short walk to discover the hidden and untold stories of the current VII. district. Throughout the tour I explain the history of Jewry in the Carpathian basin, beginning from the 2nd century, through the tragedy of the Holocaust, till present day. Then we pause to admire the beauty of the Orthodox synagogue. We deep dive into the Jewish culture and experience the eclectic mix of the past and present. There are some kosher restaurants and bars to try, not to mention the (in)famous ruin bars of the district. The amazing Jewish-Hungarian cake named flódni is my treat at the end of our tour!