In 2004, an impressive modern building opened to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the beginning of the Holocaust in Hungary. Inside, the thematic permanent exhibition traces the emergence of anti-Semitism in Hungary and the tragic genocide that befell Hungary’s Jewish and Roma populations. The centre also features a restored synagogue, designed by Leopold Baumhorn in 1924, that regularly hosts temporary exhibitions. Nearby, an 8-meter-high wall bears the names of Hungarian victims of the Holocaust.