Viznitz Viznitz | Spring Valley Jewish prayer times & contact
Location: Spring Valley, NY, USA
About Viznitz is a synagogue listing in Spring Valley, USA.
Address: 12 Dr Frank Rd, Spring Valley, NY 10977, USA.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 8:00 AMMaariv: 9:30 PMMonday
Shacharis: 7:00 AMMaariv: 9:30 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 7:00 AMMaariv: 9:30 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 7:00 AMMaariv: 9:30 PMThursday
Shacharis: 7:00 AMMaariv: 9:30 PMFriday
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Activities & entertainment 1407Location Address: 12 Dr Frank Rd, Spring Valley, NY 10977, USA
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Viznitz is a central synagogue located in the heart of Spring Valley, New York. This community hub serves local residents and visitors looking for a place to daven with a minyan. It is situated on Dr Frank Rd in a neighborhood known for its deep Chassidic roots and vibrant Jewish life.
The shul maintains a consistent daily schedule for prayer services. Whether you are traveling through Rockland County or live in the area, the synagogue offers a welcoming environment for Shacharis and Maariv. Its presence contributes to the rich tapestry of the Viznitz Chassidus within the larger Monsey region.
As a key location for the community, the shul focuses on providing a space for spiritual growth and connection. The atmosphere reflects the traditional values and customs of the Viznitz dynasty. Visitors can expect a structured and respectful setting for their daily tefillos.
About the area Spring Valley is a primary center of Jewish life in New York State. It is located within Rockland County, just north of New Jersey and west of the Hudson River. The area is famous for its high density of synagogues, yeshivos, and kosher establishments.
The shul at 12 Dr Frank Rd is easily accessible from major roads like Route 59 and the Palisades Interstate Parkway. This makes it a convenient stop for those commuting through the region. The surrounding streets are predominantly residential, featuring many homes that house large Orthodox families.
The Monsey Connection
While officially in Spring Valley, the location is often considered part of the broader Monsey community. This region has grown significantly over the last several decades. It now serves as one of the largest hubs for Chassidic Judaism outside of Brooklyn. You will find several other shuls and batei midrash within walking distance of this address.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Spring Valley and Monsey offer some of the most robust Jewish infrastructure in the United States. Visitors will find numerous options for dining and basic needs within a short drive of the shul.
Evergreen Kosher Market: A large supermarket offering fresh produce, bakery goods, and prepared foods.
Rockland Kosher: Another major grocery destination located in the nearby Shoppers Haven mall.
Monsey Glatt: Known for its selection of fresh meats and deli items.
Purple Pear: A popular local choice for dairy dining and salads.
Main Street: The heart of the Monsey area, featuring various Judaica shops and bookstores.
The neighborhood is also home to many other storied Chassidic courts and communities. This creates an environment where Jewish life is visible and accessible at all times. Mikvaos and eruvim are well-maintained throughout the local Monsey and Spring Valley area.
What to expect Visitors to Viznitz will find a traditional Chassidic prayer hall. The interior is designed to accommodate many worshippers during the daily minyanim. You should expect an atmosphere of focused prayer and communal warmth.
The weekday schedule is reliable and caters to those who need to daven before work or late in the evening. Shacharis services generally follow the Chassidic nusach. The 9:30 PM Maariv provides a convenient option for those who finish their day late.
Morning services begin at 7:00 AM on most weekdays.
Sunday morning services start slightly later at 8:00 AM.
Nightly Maariv is held at 9:30 PM.
The facility is dedicated to maintaining the customs of the Viznitz Chassidrim.
The shul is primarily a place for prayer and Torah study. While it is a communal space, visitors are encouraged to be mindful of the local customs regarding dress and decorum. Modest attire is the standard for anyone entering the building.
Frequently asked questions What time is Shacharis at Viznitz? Shacharis starts at 8:00 AM on Sundays and 7:00 AM on weekdays.
When is Maariv held? Maariv is scheduled for 9:30 PM from Sunday through Thursday.
Where is Viznitz located? The shul is located at 12 Dr Frank Rd, Spring Valley, NY 10977.
In which neighborhood is Viznitz located? The shul is situated in the Spring Valley and Monsey area of Rockland County, New York.
