In Hungary, only a few Orthodox synagogues remain. One is the Makó synagogue, built in Romantic style, the second largest of the Orthodox synagogues in Hungary. This extraordinary building was fully renovated in 2020, and now is a jewel of the town of Makó. Walk around the building and learn about the past and the present of the Orthodox Jewish community of Makó.
The Orthodox Synagogue of Makó, Hungary – a virtual walk
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