Tbilsili Mikvah Your local mikvah in Tbilisi
✡ Rabbi Ariel Levin, Rabbi Zeev Rothschild, Rabbi Avimelech Rosenblat, Rabbi Gedalia Olshtein Location: Tbilisi, Georgia
About Tbilsili Mikvah is a mikvah located in Tbilisi, Georgia, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Ariel Levin, Rabbi Zeev Rothschild, Rabbi Avimelech Rosenblat, Rabbi Gedalia Olshtein. The mikvah is affiliated with The Jewish Congregation Of Tbilisi. Opening times: By Appointment Only. 24 Hours Notice Preferred..
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Tbilsili Mikvah is a vital religious facility located in the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia. It provides essential services to the local Jewish community and visiting travelers. The facility is affiliated with The Jewish Congregation of Tbilisi, ensuring it meets communal needs.
Maintaining ritual purity is a cornerstone of Jewish life. This mikvah offers a dedicated space for these observances within a modern urban setting. It serves as a spiritual resource for those living in or traveling through the Caucasus region.
The facility operates with a focus on privacy and halakhic standards. It supports the diverse needs of the Jewish population in the capital. Whether you are a resident or a guest, this location provides a welcoming environment for ritual immersion.
About the area The mikvah is situated at 10 Tumanyan Street in Tbilisi. This street is located in an area with deep historical roots. It sits within reach of many communal resources and historic sites. The neighborhood reflects the unique blend of Georgian and Jewish cultures.
Proximity to Jewish Landmarks
The central location makes it accessible for those staying in the city center. Several well-known synagogues are located within a reasonable distance from this address. The area is frequented by members of the Jewish Congregation of Tbilisi.
Located near the Kura River and the historic Old Tbilisi district.
Accessible via local transport and taxi services from major hotels.
Situated in a quiet street that offers privacy for visitors.
Tbilisi is a mountainous city with a rich architectural style. The streets near the mikvah feature traditional Georgian balconies and narrow lanes. Navigating the area is simple for those familiar with the city's main landmarks.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Tbilisi serves as the central hub for Jewish life in Georgia. The city features several notable landmarks that reflect its deep Jewish history. Visitors and residents often visit these sites during their stay in the capital.
The Great Synagogue of Tbilisi, a historic building located in the old town.
The Beit Rachel Synagogue, which serves the local Ashkenazi community.
Kosher dining options found near the city center and the Kote Afkhazi Street area.
The Jewish History Museum, which documents centuries of Jewish life in the Caucasus region.
Most Jewish communal activities are concentrated in the historic districts. These areas are walkable and offer a glimpse into the multicultural heritage of Georgia. The local community is known for its hospitality and long-standing traditions.
What to expect Visitors can expect a facility maintained to high standards of cleanliness. The mikvah is designed to provide a serene and private experience for all users. It adheres to specific halakhic requirements for ritual immersion.
Halakhic Standards and Supervision
Several respected rabbis oversee the operations of this facility. Their supervision ensures that all procedures follow established Jewish law. The following rabbis provide guidance for the mikvah:
Rabbi Ariel Levin
Rabbi Zeev Rothschild
Rabbi Avimelech Rosenblat
Rabbi Gedalia Olshtein
The facility utilizes traditional construction methods for its ritual pools. The listing mentions technical specifications such as Side By Side, Bor Min Hatzad, and Bor Al Gabai Bor. These details reflect the care taken in the facility's design.
Please note that this mikvah operates by appointment only. You should contact the facility at least 24 hours in advance. This notice helps the staff prepare the room for your arrival. Planning ahead ensures a smooth and comfortable visit.
Frequently asked questions Where is the Tbilsili Mikvah located? The mikvah is located at 10 Tumanyan Street in Tbilisi, Georgia.
Do I need to book an appointment to use the mikvah? This facility operates by appointment only. The community requests that you provide at least 24 hours of notice before your visit.
Who provides the kashrut supervision for this mikvah? The mikvah operates under the supervision of Rabbi Ariel Levin, Rabbi Zeev Rothschild, Rabbi Avimelech Rosenblat, and Rabbi Gedalia Olshtein.
Which organization manages the Tbilsili Mikvah? The mikvah is affiliated with The Jewish Congregation of Tbilisi, which serves the spiritual needs of the local community.
