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Dohány Street Synagogue Review

4.3 /530 Reviews
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小小呆60
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The synagogue is famous throughout Europe, and it is a place where many Jews come to pray or commemorate their fellow citizens who were persecuted in the war, need to buy tickets to enter, and it is magnificent.

Dohány Street Synagogue

Posted: Oct 25, 2019
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  • 蔡海平😘 🙃 😘
    5/5Outstanding
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    It's so fulfilling to get the unanimous recognition of my family, and I will continue to come next time!

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    Posted: Jul 7, 2022
  • M49***70
    5/5Outstanding
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    It is the largest Synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the world (the first in New York, USA). Founded in 1859, the church was designed by Frigyes Feszl with private donations, Roman romance and Moorish architectural elements, and can accommodate 3,000 people. Behind the church are Jewish museums, heroic temples, Massacre Memorial trees and cemeteries.

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    Posted: Jan 6, 2018
  • quqky
    3/5Average
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    This is a very famous synagogue in Europe, open only Monday to Thursday, need to buy tickets, the church in addition to some of the usual religious facilities, you can see some of the precious relics of Judaism.

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    Posted: Oct 25, 2019
  • zhulei831230
    3/5Average
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    Hungary was one of the most persecuted countries of the Jewish people during World War II, and now this synagogue, I think it has the role of Judaism on the one hand, and there will be some memorial role on the other.

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    Posted: Oct 25, 2019
  • 小凌60
    3/5Average
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    This is a very famous synagogue, the scale is very large, in fact, it is similar to a large hall, there are many tourists here to visit, you need to buy tickets to enter the visit, the interior is also very beautiful.

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    Posted: Oct 25, 2019
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