Vienna · Austria · Kosher-friendly, in the Jewish quarter
Staying in Leopoldstadt, Vienna
The 2nd district, across the canal from the old town — Vienna's Jewish quarter before the war and again now, with the kosher shops and shuls back in the same streets.
No kosher kitchen — listed for where it stands, not for its food.
- Unusually convenient: Leopoldstadt is a bridge away from the Innere Stadt, so a hotel by the kosher food is also a hotel near everything a visitor came to see.
- The Boyaner Rebbe — the Pachad Yitzchak — is buried in Vienna and is listed on this site; the Zentralfriedhof is out to the south-east.
- Vienna is the natural gateway for the Hungarian and Slovak kevarim: Preshburg is an hour by train, and Kerestir about four hours by road.
Distances measured from Leopoldstadt, Vienna's 2nd district, not from the building itself.