Churches & Religious Sites — Budapest

Europe's largest synagogue, a Moorish Revival landmark from 1859 that adjoins the Jewish Museum and a Holocaust memorial garden of mass graves and a weeping-willow monument.

A 700-year-old Gothic parish church with a dazzling diamond-patterned tile roof, twice a coronation site for Habsburg kings and once converted into an Ottoman mosque.

Budapest's largest church, sharing the city's maximum 96-metre building height with Parliament and home to the mummified right hand of Hungary's first king.