Mikvah of Sfad Community mikvah serving Sfad
✡ Rabbi Nachman Kenig Location: Merom HaGalil Regional Council, North District, Israel
About Mikvah of Sfad is a mikvah located in Sfad, Israel, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Nachman Kenig. The mikvah is affiliated with Nachal Novea Mekor Chochma. Opening times: Open Nightly.
Activities & entertainment Open Nightly
For children & families 762Location Address: Kiryat Breslev 100 Haari Street (End Of Haari Street And Above Ancient Cemetary) Sfad, Israel
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah of Sfad serves as a vital spiritual resource for the Jewish community in Safed and the Merom HaGalil area. Located in the historic Kiryat Breslev neighborhood, this facility provides a quiet and respectful environment for ritual immersion. It is situated at the top of the hill overlooking one of the most sacred landscapes in Israel.
The establishment is affiliated with Nachal Novea Mekor Chochma. It operates under the reliable supervision of Rabbi Nachman Kenig. This ensures that all halachic standards are met for those seeking a kosher mikvah experience. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor to the Galilee, the facility offers a central location for your needs.
The mikvah is known for its traditional atmosphere. It connects modern visitors with the deep spiritual history of the city. Being positioned near the edge of the Old City, it provides easy access for those staying in local guesthouses or attending nearby synagogues.
About the area Safed is one of the four holy cities in Israel and sits at a high elevation in the North District. The Mikvah of Sfad is located at Kiryat Breslev 100 Haari Street. This specific location puts it at the very end of Haari Street, a well-known artery through the religious heart of the city.
Proximity to Sacred Sites
Finding the building is simple for those familiar with the local landmarks. It sits directly above the Ancient Cemetery of Safed, where many legendary figures of Kabbalah are buried. This proximity creates a unique atmosphere of sanctity and reflection for those visiting the area. The neighborhood is quiet and composed largely of religious families and students of the many local yeshivas.
The streets in this area are narrow and winding. Walking is often the best way to navigate the nearby corners of the Old City. Several small synagogues and study halls are located within a five-minute walk. This makes it a convenient stop for those spending time in the Breslev community or visiting the holy gravesites nearby.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Visitors to this part of Northern Israel will find themselves surrounded by centuries of Jewish history. The Old City of Safed is home to several historic synagogues and sites within walking distance of the mikvah.
Abuhav Synagogue: A 15th-century landmark known for its beautiful architecture and ancient Torah scrolls.
Caro Synagogue: The place where Rabbi Yosef Caro is said to have compiled the Shulchan Aruch.
The Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue: A site dedicated to the teachings of the Arizal.
Ancient Safed Cemetery: Located just below the mikvah, containing the graves of many famous tzadikim.
Artists' Colony: A hub of Jewish art and galleries located in the heart of the Old City.
The surrounding Merom HaGalil region offers many scenic hiking trails and views of the Galilee mountains. Many families choose to visit the nearby tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai in Meron, which is a short drive away from the city center.
What to expect When you visit the Mikvah of Sfad, you can expect a functional and clean environment. The facility is designed to meet the needs of the local community with a focus on traditional Jewish law. It features a specific "Bor Min Hatzad" (Side by Side) construction which is preferred by many observant users.
Nightly immersion hours for the public.
Supervision by Rabbi Nachman Kenig.
Quiet location away from heavy tourist traffic.
Traditional atmosphere reflecting Safed's heritage.
Well-maintained immersion pools.
The staff at the mikvah aims to maintain a respectful and private setting. Since it is located within the Kiryat Breslev area, the surrounding neighborhood is modest and quiet. Visitors should plan their arrival according to the nightly schedule, as the facility is dedicated to evening use.
Preparation rooms are available for those who need them. The facility focuses on simplicity and religious duty. It provides the essential services required for taharat hamishpacha in a location that has been a center of Jewish life for hundreds of years.
Frequently asked questions What are the standard opening hours for the mikvah? The Mikvah of Sfad is open on a nightly basis for community use. Please check local Safed schedules for specific seasonal sunset times.
Who provides the rabbinical oversight for this facility? This facility operates under the direct supervision of Rabbi Nachman Kenig and is affiliated with Nachal Novea Mekor Chochma.
Where exactly is the mikvah located in Safed? The mikvah is located at Kiryat Breslev 100 Haari Street, situated at the end of the road above the Ancient Cemetery.
Does the mikvah follow a specific halachic construction style? Yes, the facility is built with a Bor Min Hatzad (Side by Side) configuration to meet specific halachic standards.
