Budapest Jewish Heritage Walking Tour

# Confirmation:

- You will receive a confirmation email and voucher instantly after booking
- In the event that you do not receive an email from us, please check your Spam folder or notify us via email

# Tour Schedule:
- Monday-Thursday: 10:00am/2:00pm
- Friday and Sunday: 10:00am
- In April & November: 10:00am only
- Please be at the meet up location at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour

# Itinerary:
## Essential Tour (2 Hours):
- 10:00am/2:00pm tour departs from the meet up location
- Jewish Museum with local guide
- Interior visit of the Dohány Street Synagogue
- Martyrs’ Cemetery (Holocaust Memorial Park)
- Raoul Wallenberg Park
- Tree of Life
- Heroes’ Temple (outside visit)
- Jewish Centre
- 12:00pm/4:00pm tour ends

## Grand Tour (3.5-4 Hours):
- 10:00am/2:00pm tour departs from the meet up location
- Jewish Museum with local guide
- Interior visit of the Dohány Street Synagogue
- Martyrs’ Cemetery (Holocaust Memorial Park)
- Raoul Wallenberg Park
- Tree of Life
- Heroes’ Temple (outside visit)
- Jewish Centre
- Walk through the Jewish Quarter
- Visit the Memorial Park dedicated to Carl Lutz
- Pass by the famous Gozsdu Passage
- The Synagogue Triangle is the Kazinczy Street Synagogue (interior visit)
- At the end of the tour, you have two options: you can accept our invitation to have a cake in the glatt kosher Fröhlich confectionery or you can receive 10% discount in the glatt kosher Carmel restaurant


# Additional Information:
- Children aged 0-5 can join for free
- Student price: Age 6-18 (please present a valid student ID with photo for proof of identity and age)
- As this is a walking tour, guests with physical difficulties are not recommended to join this activity
- Essential Tour is available from 1-30 of April and from 1-30 of Nov everyday except on Saturday, at 10am only; from 1st May till 31 October, everyday except Saturdays;
- Grand Tour: is available from 1st May till 31 October everyday except Saturdays
- **Please note:** The tour is not available on Saturdays and Jewish holidays