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Discover the Szeged Synagogue with us
35-45 minutes, interactive presentation
History of Jews in Szeged
Introducing the New Synagogue
Jewish religion and traditions
During the guided tour, you will get a comprehensive picture of the history of Szeged Jewry, as well as the city's former and present-day synagogues. Special emphasis is placed on the architectural and spiritual presentation of the New Synagogue, which is the second largest and one of the most beautiful synagogues in Hungary. Visitors can learn about the foundations, most important traditions and holidays of the Jewish religion, all illustrated through the synagogue's rich system of symbols.
The presentation is interactive: participants can ask questions at any time, we encourage dialogue! Questions can be directed at religious, cultural or historical aspects of Judaism - however, current political topics will not be touched upon during the program.
For groups of up to 100 people
Registration is required 3 working days before the visit!
Also in English
TOURISM
We provide guided tours for our guests in the following languages: Hungarian and English (prior arrangement required). The request for a guided tour must be notified 3 working days in advance using the contact details provided. Guided tour for under 10 people 4000 HUF, for over 10 people 6000 HUF
For an individual tour of the New Synagogue in Szeged, we recommend the free downloadable application:
Apple Store – Szeged Jewish Heritage
Google Play – Szeged Jewish Heritage
FREE TICKETS
Our free tickets are available to:
Children aged 0-6 People with disabilities with 1 accompanying person
VALIDITY
All tickets are valid on the day of purchase, and the synagogue garden and the synagogue martyrs' hall can be visited free of charge.
TICKET PRICES
Adult: 2500 HUF
Student (ages 6-24): 1500 HUF
Senior (65 +): 1500 HUF
Family (2 parents + at least one child under 18): 5500 HUF
Group (over 10 people) 1500 HUF
The synagogue is a holy place, please behave accordingly. Men are not allowed to be in the synagogue area with their heads uncovered. If you have a hat, please put it on! If you do not have a hat, you will be given a kippah at the entrance, which you must wear throughout the complex. Entry is prohibited in clothing that is not appropriate for a synagogue (e.g. sleeveless tops, short skirts or shorts). In such cases, the synagogue ticket officers will not allow you in. You can request a paper kippah or paper handkerchief at the cash desk.
There will be a security check upon entry. Backpacks larger than hand luggage are not permitted! You can leave your luggage at the cashier during your visit. Eating, drinking, and smoking are prohibited in the synagogue. It is prohibited to enter closed areas. If you find an abandoned package, please inform the synagogue staff immediately! Please help preserve the integrity of our monuments and artifacts with your behavior. Audio and video recordings of the tour guide are not permitted!
