Budapest City and the Jewish Quarter

lding (which we will see from both the southern and eastern fronts) will be discussed.

At Freedom Square we look at various Art Nouveau palaces from the turn of the century, but we also talk about the current residential area in Budapest.

topics (payment in Hungary, money exchange, credit card use, etc.) are told.

At the largest church in Budapest we learn everything about its building history, but also about the current situation, what faith and churches can be interesting for.

Here we not only stroll around Budapest's beautiful parade street, but also take a quick look at the historic Unter cobbled railway.

We walk through the beautiful passage of the Gozsdu House, where, in addition to many pubs, there is also a flea and handicraft market on weekends.

At the beautifully restored Rumbach Synagogue, we learn many important details about Budapest Jewry at the end of the 19th century

The Great Synagogue also raises themes such as the history of modern (neologian) Jews in Budapest and the holocaust in Hungary

In Kazinczy Street we reach the first ruin pub in Budapest and learn everything important about its history and today's nightlife.