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Central Residence
Sopron (0.1 miles from Medieval Synagogue)
14 miles from Esterházy Palace in Sopron, Central Residence offers accommodations with access to a sauna. This apartment provides air-conditioned accommodations with a balcony and free Wifi.
Cesar Apartman
Sopron (0.2 miles from Medieval Synagogue)
Cesar Apartman offers accommodations in Sopron, 14 miles from Liszt Museum and 16 miles from Esterhazy Castle.
Zwinger Apartman
Sopron (0.1 miles from Medieval Synagogue)
Housed in a historic building, Zwinger Apartman offers accommodations with a terrace and free Wifi in Sopron, 14 miles from Esterházy Palace.
Gyöngy Apartman
Sopron (0.2 miles from Medieval Synagogue)
Gyöngy Apartman in Sopron offers accommodations with free WiFi, 1312 feet from Medieval Synagogue, 1640 feet from Firewatch Tower and 1.6 mi from VOLT Festival.
Goger Apartman
Sopron (0.4 miles from Medieval Synagogue)
Goger Apartman is located in Sopron, just 14 miles from Liszt Museum and 14 miles from Esterházy Palace. The apartment, set in a building dating from 1910, offers free Wifi and free private parking.
Hotel Wollner
Hotel in Sopron (0.1 miles from Medieval Synagogue)
Housed in a restored, 300 year-old Baroque-style building, Hotel Wollner is located in a pedestrian area of Sopron's Old Town and offers free WiFi.
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I visited the Jewish Museum and used Google Translate to...
I visited the Jewish Museum and used Google Translate to follow the stories of the families and individuals. It was sensitively portrayed. In the Synagogue I received information in English and saw the Bimah and the Mikvah which are preserved. Along the road the buildings date from the 17 th century with reference to a neighbouring girl who attended the synagogue but was tragically deported during the 2 nd World War.ClareHungary
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