The walking tour of Budapest reveals over 1000 years of Jewish culture, highlighting significant sites such as the Medieval Jewish community remnants from the Árpád dynasty and the classicist synagogue in Óbuda. The journey also covers areas like Lipótváros and Dohány Street, showcasing the evolution of Jewish life in Hungary.

• 🏰 Visit the remains of a Medieval Jewish community that flourished beside Buda Castle Hill during the 10th to 14th centuries.
• 🕌 Explore the classicist synagogue in Óbuda, representing the vibrant Jewish community of the 1800s.
• 💰 Discover Lipótváros, which became a financial hub following the emancipation of Hungary's Jews in 1868.
• 📚 Stop by the New York Café, a historic gathering place for Hungarian writers and artists.
• 📉 Learn about the impact of Eastern Jewish refugees on Budapest's lower-class neighborhoods and their small Hasidic shtibls.
• ⚠️ Witness the remnants of Budapest's ghettos in XIII and VII districts, reflecting on Hungary's tragic history during WWII.

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