Jewish Guide to Budapest

Budapest is home to one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe and to the Dohány Street Synagogue — the largest synagogue on the continent and second-largest in the world. The historic Seventh District, the old Jewish quarter, is once again a hub of Jewish and cultural life.

The city offers kosher restaurants and shops, synagogues across the spectrum, and mikvahs, alongside deeply moving Holocaust memorials.

Browse Jewish Compass for kosher dining, synagogues, mikvahs, and heritage sites in Budapest.

Synagogue in Budapest (6)

• Chabad Óbudai — Lajos utca 163
• Kazinczy - Sasz Chevra — Kazinczy u. 29-31
• Keren Ohr Chabad — Károly körút 20
• Nagy Fuvaros Synagogue — Nagy Fuvaros u. 4
• Shas Chevra Lubavitch — Vasvári Pál utca 5
• Teleki tér — Teleki László tér 22

Kosher Restaurant in Budapest (4)

• Cafe Tamar — Nagi Diofa u. 3
• Carmel — Kazinczy u. 31
• Marrakesh Budapest — Wesselényi utca 30
• Tel Aviv — Kazinczy u. 28

Kosher Eatery in Budapest (3)

• Brooklyn Bagel — Újpesti rkp. 1.
• Falafel Bar — Wesselenyi u. 30
• Uptown Kosher Bakery — Nagy Diofa u. 4

Jewish Attraction in Budapest (3)

• Glass House — Vadász utca 29
• Raoul Wallenberg Street — Raoul Wallenberg utca
• Shoes at the Danube — Pesti Alsó rakpart

Jewish Museum in Budapest (2)

• Jewish Museum — Dohány u. 2.
• Rumbach - Status Quo — Rumbach Sebestyén utca 11-13

Mikvah Ritual Bath in Budapest (2)

• Mens Mikva — Kazinczy utca 16
• Ohel Sarah — Kazinczy utca 16

Kosher Certification Hechsher in Budapest (1)

• Bet Din Tzedek of Budapest

Jewish School in Budapest (1)

• Bet Menachem School — Dohany utca 32

Information Point in Budapest (1)

• Chabad Budapest — Károly körut 20

Kosher Store in Budapest (1)

• Kóser Piac — Dohani utca 36