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Óbuda Synagogue

Óbudai zsinagóga

Budapest's oldest, still existing Jewish temple, and one of the masterpieces of European neoclassical synagogue. The neo-Classical facade decoration of the six Corinthian columns supported by an open portico tympanum closure. It was built in 1820 according to the design of András Landherr.

Address: III, Lajos utca 163
Hours: Not open to visitors
Website: obudaizsinagoga.hu (opens in a new tab)

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