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Budapest's sacred spaces reveal a profound connection to history and spirituality. The Great Synagogue on Dohány Street, the largest in Europe, stands as a testament to the city's Jewish heritage and architecture. Its serene gardens offer a place for reflection amid the bustling city. Just a short walk away, St. Stephen's Basilica draws visitors with its neoclassical design and the revered mummified hand of Hungary's first king, which resides within. Climbing the dome rewards those who venture up with panoramic views of the city and a moment of quiet contemplation.