Zsinagóga - Tata Görög-Római Szobormásolatok Kiállítóhelye

I went there since it is indicated in the maps scattered around the city and in the suggested walking trails, too. There is an exhibition inside at the moment, but the structure is nicely kept and good to admire especially from the outside, which is the only original authentic part. It's near the baroque old city centre.

He is in an unworthy state inside.

The former Synagogue is located in the Heroes' Square. Its present form was obtained in 1861 by the reconstruction of an old church. The synagogue designed by Ignác Wechselmann was built in II. it was empty for a long time after World War II. The Museum of Greek-Roman Sculpture has been operating here since 1977, with plaster casts of 96 Greek and Roman statues. A memorial stone was erected in the garden of the synagogue to commemorate the deported Jews of Tata, and in 2004 it was unveiled as a Holocaust memorial.

Unfortunately, the exhibition moved, no longer takes place here, the interior of the building is in need of renovation. Misleading because the inscription is still there: "Görög-Romai Szobormasolat Muzeum. It would be time to remove!

The Greek replicas of the statue were taken away and will be housed (or not) in the newly renovated Esterházy Castle. The synagogue is currently awaiting restoration and equipment.