Budapest Orthodox Synagogue

The Budapest Orthodox Synagogue, situated at Kazinczy u. 29-31 in the 7th district, is a significant Jewish heritage site. Constructed between 1909 and 1913, it was designed by architect Sándor Löffler and his brother Béla Löffler in a Moorish Revival style, featuring colorful brickwork and ornate details. The synagogue serves as the main place of worship for the Orthodox Jewish community in Budapest and includes a mikveh, a community center, and a kosher restaurant. It is one of the few functioning Orthodox synagogues in the city and remains an active religious and cultural center.

Budapest Orthodox Synagogue is a mosque located at Budapest, Kazinczy u. 29-31, 1075. This page brings together practical information for worshippers and visitors.

The prayer times shown are calculated for the mosque's location in the Budapest time zone; the approximate Qibla bearing is 166.6°.

A website or social page for the mosque is listed below. Confirm Jumu'ah times, activities and access conditions directly before visiting.

Map and location data on this page can be used to navigate to the mosque.