HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL

Exhibition from Tuesday to Thursday from 10am to 12pm. The box office closes at 5pm. Admission: 2 400/1 300 Ft.

Visit the Holocaust Memorial's permanent and temporary interactive exhibits
dedicated to research and education. You will discover the fate of more than half a million Hungarian Jews who perished during the Holocaust. Place a Stone of Remembrance at the Victims Memorial Wall containing the names of more than 180,000 identified martyrs.

Don't leave without having discovered one of the largest synagogues in Budapest, a masterpiece by the architect Lipót Baumhorn, designer of some thirty synagogues in Hungary.

The Budapest Shoah Memorial's permanent exhibition, entitled "From disenfranchisement to genocide," tells the story of Jews in Hungary. Through information panels, screens and interactive presentations, you will get a better view of the history from the beginning of the persecutions to the murders in the extermination camps.

At the end of the visit, you will discover a superb synagogue that has been meticulously restored.

The architecture, decoration, objects and information provided probably make it the best museum in the world in its field.