The cream-coloured Győr Synagogue with its corner towers, rose window and grey domes, lit by late-afternoon sun behind an iron fence.

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Győr Synagogue

The Győr Synagogue was built in 1868–1870 to plans by Károly Benkó, with an octagonal domed prayer hall that served as a model for later Neolog synagogues. Restored after 2003, it houses Széchenyi István University's music faculty and, since July 2024, a permanent exhibition on Jewish scientists, artists and inventors.

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Bishop's Castle

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Cathedral Basilica of Győr

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Saint Ignatius of Loyola Church

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