Who is buried where
By the name he is known by, because somebody looking for the Noam Elimelech is not looking under W.
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Kevarim, batei hachaim, and the towns they are in.
Who is buried where, how to reach the kever, who holds the key, and what is around it.
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In English or in יידיש — Lizhensk or ליזענסק, the Noam Elimelech or Reb Elimelech.
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Batei hachaim
Cemetery by cemetery: the known kevarim, the address, arrival notes, and the shomer where we hold one.
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The town around the kever — where to eat, where to daven, where to sleep, and how to get in.
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Every kever, place to stay and airport the site holds, in one view. Useful for working out an order.
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Town guides
Ukraine
Uman אומאן
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
Rebbe Nachman, founder of Breslov Chassidus, is buried in Uman. His teachings continue to guide generations through emunah, simchah, tefillah, and personal growth.
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Medzhybizh מעזשיבוזש
Rabbi Yisrael Baal Shem Tov
The Baal Shem Tov, known as the Besht and regarded as the founder of Chassidus, lived in Medzhybizh and is buried there.
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Belz בעלז
Rabbi Shalom Rokeach, the Sar Shalom
The Sar Shalom was the first Belzer Rebbe and founder of the Belz dynasty, whose leadership shaped the town into a major Chassidic center.
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Lelov לעלוב
Rabbi Dovid Biderman of Lelov
Reb Dovid of Lelov founded the Lelov dynasty. He is remembered for his ahavas Yisrael and was a disciple of Reb Elimelech of Lizhensk and the Chozeh of Lublin.
Open the Lelov guide →Poland
Łańcut (Ropshitz) לאַנצוט (ראפשיץ)
Rabbi Naftali Tzvi Horowitz of Ropshitz
The Ropshitzer Rav was a leading Galician Rebbe, known for depth, warmth, and sharp insight. His kever is in Łańcut, Poland.
Open the Łańcut (Ropshitz) guide →Slovakia
Preshburg (Bratislava) פרעשבורג
Rabbi Moshe Sofer, the Chatam Sofer
The Chatam Sofer was the revered Rav of Preshburg and one of the foremost Torah leaders of his generation. His preserved gravesite is an essential stop for visitors to the historic Preshburg kehillah.
Open the Preshburg (Bratislava) guide →Hungary
Kerestir (Bodrogkeresztúr) קערעסטיר
Rabbi Yeshaya Steiner, Reb Shayale of Kerestir
Reb Shayale of Kerestir is remembered for extraordinary hachnasas orchim, tzedakah, and warmth toward every Yid. His kever draws visitors throughout the year, particularly around his yahrzeit.
Open the Kerestir (Bodrogkeresztúr) guide →Ukraine
Munkatch (Mukachevo) מונקאטש
Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapira, the Minchas Elazar
The Minchas Elazar was the Munkatcher Rebbe and a central Chassidic leader in prewar Hungary. His tziyun is in Mukachevo's old Jewish cemetery, alongside the ohel of the Munkatcher Rebbes.
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Rymanów רימינוב
Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Rymanów
Reb Mendele of Rymanów was a leading disciple of Reb Elimelech of Lizhensk and the founder of the Rymanów Chassidic court. His kever is a central stop in southern Poland.
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Coordinates open the pin rather than the nearest street. Driving times come from real road routing, so a day's plan holds up. A shomer's number is the kind of thing that changes without anybody announcing it, which is what the fourth label is for.
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