The Jewish District of Budapest, centered around the historic Erzsébetváros neighborhood, is a vibrant area rich in cultural heritage and history. It's home to the Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest in Europe, as well as several other synagogues and important Jewish sites. The area also boasts lively ruin bars, eclectic restaurants and trendy boutiques, offering a blend of historical significance and contemporary urban life.

 

2. House of Music, Hungary (~3.5 km from the conference venue, webpage)

The House of Music is a modern cultural center dedicated to the celebration and exploration of music. Located in Városliget (City Park), this innovative venue features striking architecture with an organic, flowing design and extensive use of glass. Inside, visitors can enjoy interactive exhibits, immersive sound experiences and diverse musical performances.

 

3. Hospital in the Rock (~3 km from the conference venue, webpage)

The Hospital in the Rock is a museum located under the Buda Castle. Originally a secret military hospital and nuclear bunker, it was used during the Second World War and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. Today it offers a unique insight into Hungary's wartime history through well-preserved medical equipment, lifelike waxworks and detailed exhibits.