Chabad Houses are community centers established by the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, which is a branch of Hasidic Judaism. These centers serve as places for Jewish education, social gatherings, and religious services. They aim to provide a welcoming environment for Jews of all backgrounds, offering programs such as Torah classes, holiday celebrations, and community meals. Located in cities around the world, Chabad Houses often cater to both locals and visitors, including tourists. They are known for their outreach efforts, helping individuals connect with their Jewish heritage and traditions. Each Chabad House is typically run by a Rabbi and his family, who work to foster a sense of community.