Mikvah Ohel Sarah Mikvah in Budapest
✡ Rabbi Boruch Oberlander Location: Budapest, Budapest, Hungary
About Mikvah Ohel Sarah offers mikvah services in Budapest, Hungary for residents and visitors alike. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Boruch Oberlander. The mikvah is affiliated with Chabad Lubavitch Hungary. Opening times: By Appointment Only, 24 Hours Notice Preferred.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only, 24 Hours Notice Preferred
For children & families 410Location Address: VII, Kazinczy Utca 16 (Wesselenyi And Dob) Budapest, 1072 Hungary
Tags Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad · Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Ohel Sarah provides essential ritual immersion services in the heart of Budapest, Hungary. This facility serves the local Jewish community and the many Jewish travelers visiting Central Europe. It operates under the strict rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Boruch Oberlander. The mikvah is an affiliate of Chabad Lubavitch Hungary. This ensures high standards of kashrut and halachic practice.
Maintaining a mikvah in this historic city is vital for religious life. The facility offers a clean and welcoming environment for women. Because the mikvah is a private space, it functions by appointment only. Guests are encouraged to plan ahead to ensure the facility is ready for their arrival.
About the area The facility is located at Kazinczy Utca 16 in the 7th District. This neighborhood is traditionally known as the Jewish Quarter of Budapest. It sits between Wesselenyi and Dob streets. This area is one of the most historic parts of the city.
A Central Hub for Jewish Life
Staying in the 7th District allows for easy access to many communal resources. Most of the city's kosher infrastructure is located on these few streets. You will find synagogues, kosher shops, and communal offices nearby. The central location is well-served by public transport. Trams and metro lines are a short walk away. This makes it a convenient stop for those staying anywhere in Budapest.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The city's Jewish history is concentrated in the surrounding blocks. Visitors can explore the following landmarks within walking distance:
The Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest in Europe.
The Rumbach Street Synagogue, known for its Moorish Revival style.
The Jewish Museum and Archives of Hungary.
The Carl Lutz Memorial Park.
Numerous kosher-certified restaurants and bakeries.
This area serves as the pulse of religious life in Budapest. Many Jewish heritage tours begin or end just steps from this street. The central location makes it easy to combine a visit with other community needs.
What to expect Visitors can expect a modern and well-maintained facility. The mikvah is designed to meet the needs of contemporary observant life. It features high standards of cleanliness and privacy. The staff is experienced in helping both residents and international guests.
Technical Halachic Standards
The mikvah is built to meet various halachic requirements. It includes different pool structures to accommodate diverse customs. The following features are available at the site:
Bor Min Hatzad (Side by Side) configuration.
Bor Al Gabai Bor (Pool over Pool) configuration.
Supervision by Chabad Lubavitch Hungary.
Private preparation rooms.
Please remember to contact the management at least 24 hours in advance. Providing notice helps the staff manage the schedule effectively. This ensures every guest has enough time for their needs without rushing. The facility provides a calm atmosphere for this important mitzvah.
Frequently asked questions Who supervises Mikvah Ohel Sarah? The mikvah is under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Boruch Oberlander.
Can I visit without an appointment? No, the facility operates by appointment only. You should provide at least 24 hours of notice before your visit.
What is the address of the mikvah? It is located at Kazinczy Utca 16 in the 7th District of Budapest, Hungary.
Is this mikvah open to tourists? Yes, the mikvah is affiliated with Chabad Lubavitch Hungary and serves both locals and travelers.
What specific halachic ritual pool types are available? The facility includes Bor Min Hatzad and Bor Al Gabai Bor configurations.
