Ghetto
WALL
Exhibition
Budapest’s Hidden
Holocaust Memorial
Hungarian-Jewish history
Exhibition
Movie
Memorial
Discover the Last Standing Wall of the WWII Jewish Ghetto
In the heart of Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, quietly nestled between buildings, stands the last remaining section of the WWII ghetto wall. The Ghetto Wall Exhibition invites you to walk through this authentic place of memory — and reflect on a shared Jewish and Hungarian history.
What to Expect
Visit the original ghetto wall
– a rare historical relic of Budapest’s Jewish past
Explore the exhibition
– featuring genuine photographs, books, and archival documents from the ghetto era
Watch a short film
– highlighting Hungarian Jewish inventors and their global impact
Gain insight
into everyday life in the ghetto and the broader context of Jewish-Hungarian heritage
About the Film
Included in your visit is a short film (in English) showcasing the exceptional contributions of Hungarian Jewish inventors — from everyday objects to revolutionary technologies.
It’s a tribute to a culture that gave so much to the world.
Come to our exhibition to see the movie.
Location
Király utca 15, Budapest 1075 – Jewish Quarter
Just steps from Gozsdu Courtyard and a short walk from the Dohány Street Synagogue.
Located in the very heart of Budapest’s vibrant Jewish Quarter, the exhibition is easily accessible, surrounded by cafés, cultural landmarks, and historic streets full of stories.
Opening Hours
Every Day 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
No reservation required – walks-in welcome
Ticket Info
Entry Fee: €3
Your ticket includes:
- Access to the ghetto wall
- Entry to the exhibition
- Screening of the short film
Guided Tour: €10
every day at 2:30 PM
Your ticket includes:
- 1-hour tour in English
- Professional tour guide
- Access to the ghetto wall
- Entry to the exhibition
- Screening of the short film
Why Visit?
This is not a museum you’ll find in every travel guide.
It’s small, real, and moving.
A place to reflect on what stood here — and what must never be forgotten.
Plan Your Visit
No need to book
Come during opening hours
Suitable for all visitors
aged 12 and up
Great addition
to your Jewish Quarter walking tour
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the exhibition suitable for children?
Yes, we recommend it for ages 12 and above.
How long does the visit take?
Around 20–30 minutes.
Can I buy tickets online?
Currently, tickets are available on site only (cash or card accepted).
Contact & Info
Send a message if you have any questions.
Address
Budapest History Guide Center
Király utca 15, Budapest 1075
Contact Us
ghettowall44@gmail.com