Mikvah Eliahu Fadlun de Piazza Bologna A mikvah for the Rome community
✡ Rabbi Menachem Lazar Location: Rome, Lazio, Italy
About Mikvah Eliahu Fadlun de Piazza Bologna is a mikvah located in Rome, Italy, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Menachem Lazar. Opening times: Open Nightly By Appointment Only.
Activities & entertainment Open Nightly By Appointment Only
For children & families 1088Location Address: Via Famiano Nardini 15 Rome, 00161 Italy
Tags Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad · Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Eliahu Fadlun de Piazza Bologna serves as a vital resource for the Jewish community in Rome. Located in a residential district, this facility provides a private space for ritual immersion. It caters to local families and visitors staying outside the historic center.
Ritual purity is a cornerstone of Jewish life. This site ensures that those living near Piazza Bologna have access to a halachically sound mikvah. The facility maintains high standards of cleanliness and halachic integrity. It serves the diverse needs of the Roman Jewish community and travelers alike.
About the area Piazza Bologna is a vibrant neighborhood in the northeastern part of Rome. Unlike the tourist-heavy areas near the Colosseum, this district feels authentic and local. It is home to a significant number of Jewish residents and students. The streets are lined with cafes, bookstores, and residential apartment buildings.
A Modern Jewish Hub
The Jewish presence in this area has grown steadily over the years. Several synagogues and small kosher eateries operate within a short walk of the mikvah. The neighborhood is well-connected by the Metro B line. This allows for easy travel to other parts of the city. Staying in this area provides a glimpse into the daily life of modern Roman Jews.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Piazza Bologna area offers several points of interest for visitors seeking Jewish life in the city. While the historic Ghetto remains the primary tourist hub, this neighborhood serves a large portion of Rome's resident Jewish population.
Beth Shmuel Synagogue: A central place for prayer and community gathering.
Local Kosher Bakeries: Small shops offering traditional Roman Jewish breads.
Villa Torlonia: A historic park located within walking distance for a quiet stroll.
University La Sapienza: The nearby campus brings a youthful energy to the district.
Public transport links this area directly to the Termini station. This makes it a practical base for travelers who want a quieter experience than the city center offers.
What to expect Visitors can expect a discreet and well-maintained environment at Mikvah Eliahu Fadlun. The facility is designed to provide comfort and privacy for all users. Because it operates by appointment only, the staff can ensure each guest receives personal attention. This system also helps maintain a quiet atmosphere.
Technical Halachic Features
The mikvah is built to satisfy various halachic preferences. The construction includes specific pool designs that meet traditional requirements. These features reflect the care taken in building the site. The facility includes:
Side By Side (Bor Min Hatzad) pools.
Bor Al Gabai Bor configuration.
Private preparation rooms for guests.
Supervision by Rabbi Menachem Lazar.
Please remember to call ahead to secure your time slot. The staff assists visitors in English, Italian, or Hebrew to make the process simple. It is a modern space dedicated to ancient traditions.
Frequently asked questions Where is Mikvah Eliahu Fadlun located? This mikvah is located at Via Famiano Nardini 15, in the Piazza Bologna neighborhood of Rome, Italy.
Do I need an appointment to use the mikvah? The facility operates nightly by appointment only. Visitors should contact the staff in advance to schedule a time.
Who provides the rabbinical supervision for this mikvah? Mikvah Eliahu Fadlun de Piazza Bologna is under the supervision of Rabbi Menachem Lazar.
What types of halachic construction are used at this facility? The facility features side-by-side (Bor Min Hatzad) and Bor Al Gabai Bor construction methods.
