JEWISH QUARTER map - Zita Majoros

ILLUSTRATED MAP OF THE JEWISH QUARTER OF BUDAPEST

The well-known Jewish quarter of Erzsébetváros was once considered the cultural, religious, social and commercial center of Jews living in Budapest. In 1944, it became a center of terror in the blink of an eye; Tens of thousands of Jews were settled in the large ghetto surrounded by high wooden fences during World War II. The area of ​​the former ghetto is once again bustling and lively; you can freely enter and walk around the ruin pubs, synagogues, restaurants and attractions.

The events of the past did not disappear without a trace, but became a significant part of the present. This is what makes the Jewish quarter, which served as the theme of one of our latest collections, so special. A subjective map, graphics and postcards in English were created, which pay tribute to perhaps the most visited places of the 7th district from a new approach. A Jewish saying dear to us says: words should have weight, not numbers: let the pieces of the Jewish Quarter collection speak for themselves!

ILLUSTRATION: MAJOROS ZITA, INSTRUCTION TEXT: GERENDAI ZSU
DONE BY HAND AND WATER-BASED SCREEN PRINT
100% RECYCLED PAPER
MAP DIMENSIONS: B2; 50 x 70 CM
HUNGARIAN PRODUCT

THE MAP IS FOLDED AND AVAILABLE IN AN ENVELOPE (16 x 23 CM)