Author: Horváth József

The only synagogue still in use in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county is the one in the county seat, Miskolc. The Neo-Romanesque building was designed by Ludwig...

The third largest synagogue in Hungary is located in Pápa, after the Dohány Street synagogue in Budapest and the Szeged synagogue. The synagogue, inaugurated...

Welcome to the synagogue in Kisvárda! The first Jewish religious community was founded in Kisvárda, which currently has around 16-17 thousand inhabitants, in 1796....

The Synagogue in Albertirsa (Pest county) is the city’s oldest listed building: it was built between 1807-1809 in the classicizing, late Baroque style. In...

Welcome to the former synagogue in Baja, the Endre Ady City Library! This is one of the most beautiful listed buildings in Baja, built...

Karcag is the most populous settlement of the Nagykunság region, with almost 20,000 enthusiasts, in the county of Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok. Jews have been living here...

The village of Kővágóörs, which currently has about 700 inhabitants, is located in the county of Veszprém, a few kilometers north of Lake Balaton....

The Lágymányos (also known as Bet Sálom) synagogue has been operating in the 11th district of Budapest since 1949, in Károli Gáspár Square, where...

The Komarom Menház was funded by Kalman Fried, chairman of the Charitable Association. The building was inaugurated on 11 October, 1896. As the local...