Name: SEMMY Xiii ROME
Start: 2024-05-09T07:30:00+02:00
End: 2024-05-12T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Piazza Bologna, Rome

SEMMY XIII ROME

Join us for the Bar Mitzvah of Shmuel Yosef Greenbaum on May 9th - 12th

We are so excited for you to join us to celebrate Semmy's Bar Mitzvah in Italy!
Please let us know if you are planning to join us!
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OTHER HELPFUL LINKS:
https://chabadpbrome.com/information/
http://www.jewisheurope.org/city.asp?City=Rome

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Location

Piazza Bologna, Rome

Date & Time

May 9, 2024 - May 12, 2024

JOIN US MAY 9TH - 12TH

We look forward to hosting you!

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WHY Xiii ROME?

Choosing Rome for our son's Bar Mitzvah isn't just about celebrating this significant milestone; it's about connecting with the deep and rich Jewish history embedded in the very fabric of this ancient city. The Jewish presence in Rome and the broader Roman Empire dates back over two millennia, marking a saga of interaction, growth, and resilience that spans from the era of the Roman Republic through the zenith of the Empire.

The roots of Jewish Rome trace back to migrations for economic opportunities and as a refuge from conflict in the land of Israel between the 4th and 1st centuries BCE. In Rome, the Jewish community didn't just survive; it thrived, becoming an integral part of the Roman tapestry. By the first century CE, Jews represented a significant portion of the Empire's population, with communities flourishing across Roman territories.

The historical narrative of Jews in Rome is intertwined with pivotal events: from General Pompey's conquest of Jerusalem in 63 BCE, the appointment of Herod the Great as "King of the Jews," to the tragic Jewish–Roman wars that led to the destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Temple. These events, while marking periods of strife, also underscore the enduring spirit of the Jewish people.

Celebrating our son's Bar Mitzvah in Rome is a homage to our ancestors' journey through history. It's an opportunity to stand amidst the remnants of ancient Rome, reflecting on the perseverance and faith that have sustained the Jewish people through centuries. This celebration in Rome is not just a personal joy, but a tribute to our collective heritage and the timeless bond that connects us to Jews across history and geography.

SCHEDULE

Thursday May 9th-ר״ח אייר

Semmy's actual Birthday!
Morning: 9:30 AM Davening and Semmy's Aliyah at The Great Synagogue of Rome.
Followed by Brunch
Afternoon: Let's explore the main attractions of Rome together on a guided golf cart tour.
Dinner: On your own! See below for many delicious restaurant options.

Friday May 10th-ב׳ אייר

Morning: Tour of the Jewish Ghetto, The Jewish museum and The Jewish Synagogue
Afternoon: Explore on your own!
Friday Night Davening and Dinner: @Chabad of Piazza Bologna

Shabbos-ג׳ אייר

10:00 AM

We will be davening at Chabad of Piazza Bologna followed by a Kiddush Lunch
***Semmy will be leining Parshas Kedoshim.

Sunday-ד׳ אייר

full day trip

Get ready for a full day of Italian adventure!
Full Sunday schedule coming soon!
Sunday Night***Grand Bar Mitzvah Celebration Finale

PLACES TO STAY

HOTELS NEAR THE SHUL (Walking distance for Shabbos)
5 Star Hotels
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4 Star Hotels
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3 Star Hotels
***Best Western Globus Hotel Roma
This is the base hotel for Transportation Pick Up and Drop Off and where the Greenbaum Family will be staying. It is a 10 minute walk from Chabad of Piazza Bologna where the Shabbos activities will be hosted.
Room Rates: For the special rate email [email protected] and mention Roza Greenbaum.
Double room euro 144 per room per night
Triple room euro 169 per room per night
Quadruple (2 double beds or 1 king bed + 2 single bunk beds 80X190 each) euro 199 per room per night
Quintuple room (2 double beds + 1 single bed) euro 330 per room per night
City tax not included. Free cancelation is available until 10 days prior to your stay, so book now to save your spot!

PLACES TO EAT

*These are the places recommended by Chabad of Piazza Bologna

PIAZZA BOLOGNA
Little Tripoli (Meat restaurant Glatt, Bishul Israel according to Beit Yosef)

Flour (Cholov Isroel Bakery and restaurant besides the milk that is added to the coffee)

Mondo di Laura (Parve Cookie shop)

Obento (Sushi restaurant, we recommend just the fish sushi, not the chicken)

Marlen’s (Ice cream shop Chalav Israel)

JEWISH GHETTO:
Yotvata(Cholov Isroel restaurant)

Marlen’s(Ice cream shop Chalav Israel)

Daruma Sushi (We recommend just the fish sushi, not the chicken, you need to request that the food cooked on the induction stove should be put on the stove by a frum person)

OTHERS:
Dolce Kosher (Cholov Isroel restaurant, besides the milk that is added to the coffee)

Kasher Roma 5778 (All Chalav Israel bakery)

Hotels and Accommodations

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A MESSAGE FROM SEMMY

“Hi it’s Semmy! I’m so excited to celebrate with all of you! I want to let you know that I will be giving a portion of my bar mitzvah gifts to Colel Chabad in Israel. My cash app is $semmygreenbaum.
Thank you for being a part of my simcha!"

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