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Built in 1872 and designed by Otto Wagner, the Rumbach Street Synagogue is a masterwork of Moorish Revival architecture featuring an ornate octagonal dome and intricate blue, gold, and red interiors. After decades of disuse, the carefully restored landmark now functions as both a religious site and a cultural hub hosting concerts and exhibitions in Budapest's historic Jewish Quarter.
Λιτός, καθιστός χώρος
Rumbach Street Synagogue in Budapest is stripped-back and intimate - more listening room than dance floor, with real character in the space itself.
Rumbach Street Synagogue is at Budapest, Rumbach Sebestyén u. 13, 1074, Erzsébetváros neighbourhood, Hungary. A map link and directions are on the venue page.
Upcoming at Rumbach Street Synagogue: Iván Fischer (15 Oct).