A small Old City synagogue built by Vizhnitz Hasidim around 1870. When the Vizhnitz community left Tzfat around 1948, Rabbi
A beit midrash for Torah study and prayer named for the Maharchu — Rabbi Chaim Vital, the Ari’s foremost student,
The Mekarev Synagogue on Bar Yochai Street, in the northern part of the Old City, is known today for its
The Zidichov Synagogue in Tzfat’s Old City is affiliated with the Zidichov Chassidic dynasty, a branch of Galician Chassidut tracing
The Chabad Synagogue in the Canaan neighborhood is described as the largest synagogue in northern Israel, with a main hall
Minchat Yehuda is the home shul of the Tehilat L’David Kabbalah Yeshiva, located around the corner from the Ascent Institute.
The Trisk Synagogue (Trisker Rebbe’s shul) has been beautifully renovated by the Breslov community and features a mikveh and a
The Gra Synagogue is Tzfat’s Lithuanian-Ashkenazic shul, named after the Vilna Gaon (Rabbi Eliyahu of Vilna). It is the only
The Great Beit Midrash of the Ari stands just south of the Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue, at the edge of Chakal
The Berdichev Synagogue in Tzfat’s Old City is affiliated with the Berdichev Chassidic tradition, rooted in the teachings of Rabbi





