Historical Landmark · Erzsébetváros · Budapest
Budapest, Rumbach Sebestyén u. 13, 1074
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.
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It is a 19th-century Moorish Revival synagogue featuring an ornate octagonal dome, slender iron columns, and intricate gold, blue, and red interior decorations.
It is located at Rumbach Sebestyén u. 13 in Budapest's 7th district (Erzsébetváros), situated right in the heart of the historic Jewish Quarter.
Beyond its religious heritage, the venue hosts classical and contemporary concerts, cultural performances, and historical exhibitions. Full schedule on Mood.
