Jewish Venice
Jewish Venice
Your Original Source for Jewish Info
Your Original Source for Jewish Info
Welcome to Jewish Venice, Welcome Home!

Venice has a rich Jewish history, including the first printing of important holy books like Rambam’s Mishneh Torah and Shulchan Aruch. For over 30 years, Chabad of Venice has been welcoming tourists from around the world and serving the local community.
QUICK LOOK: Over 30 years of fostering Jewish pride, spiritual growth and unity:
✓ Warmth and welcome to thousands of international travelers
✓ Connection and support to Jewish students
✓ Spiritual care to U.S. service members based in Italy
✓ Guidance to Israeli families working in North Italy
✓ Support to the local Jewish community
Know that by donating – whether donating during your weekday visit or adding a donation when you reserve a Shabbat meal— you’re investing in a global center of Jewish continuity, kindness and inspiration. Someone before you gave — so you could experience Jewish Venice. It’s your turn now.
We look forward to welcoming you in person!
Rabbi Ramy & Rebbetzin Shachar Banin
Welcome to Jewish Venice

Book for Shabbat
Venice is famous for Shabbats with nearly 800 people!
✓ Decades of catering expertise
✓ Abundant Shabbat meals
✓ Well-organized with everyone feeling taken care of
Your reservation covers your meals — not your impact.
Your added donation is what sustains our Chabad House.
CHOOSE 1 of 3 OPTIONS:
option 1: All 3 Meals at GAM GAM
option 2: Friday Night Communal Dinner at the Chabad Shul
option 3: Take-Away or Delivery

Hotels, Rooms and Apartments
Our personally recommended hotels,
chosen from the hundreds in Venice
all within 10 minutes walking distance
to the historic Jewish Ghetto.
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Chabad of Venice
It’s an entire Jewish life experience
made possible through major
behind-the-scenes logistics, costs and
ahavat yisrael.
Learn MoreTestimonials from IsraelUSAFrance& many more!
“Very friendly people. Great for a shabbat in Venice. Felt very welcome. Prayers and meals in the same place.”
Ezra Barry
“Located in the Jewish ghetto. Next to a lot of fundamental important Jewish historic places. This is an amazing warm Chabad house there is minyanim and teffilos every day and and in Shabbos. There is also amazing nice Shabbos seudes here. There is a Mikvah located a minute walk away from the shul”
M.F.
“Perfect place to go if you want to get in touch with your Neshama! Warm, welcoming and delicious food! Shachar and Rami rock!”
Sarah Nurit Popivker






