Beit Lubavitch Paris 3 Your home away from home in Paris — Shabbat hospitality, services & kosher support
Location: Paris, Ile de France
Organizer: Beit Lubavitch Paris 3
About A welcoming Chabad center in Paris
Beit Lubavitch Paris 3 helps anchor Jewish life in Paris, France through hospitality, learning, and community support.
Residents and travelers in Paris, France can turn here for Shabbat and holiday support, Torah learning, and a warm local connection.
Highlights include:
Synagogue services and Jewish practice support Torah classes, adult education and Jewish learning Children's, youth and family programming Shabbat hospitality, holiday support and kosher assistance Additional services may include: Chabad House, Campus Chabad House, Preschool, Wheelchair Accessible, Russian Jewry Center, Publications, Young Professionals.
If you are looking for Jewish life, practical help, or a warm community connection, this center is here to welcome you.
About the provider Rabbi: Rabbi Meir Shlomo Lubecki
The Chabad center is led with dedication and care, offering guidance, support, and a welcoming presence for the local Jewish community and visitors alike.
Kashrut & dining Kashrut authority: fixed · fixed
Services Chabad House Adult Education Synagogue Mezuzah and Tefillin Checking Hospital Visitation Seniors Visitation Marriage Prep Mezuzah Loans/Service Shabbat/Holiday Hospitality Weddings Location Address: 14 Rue de Beauce, Paris, 75003, France
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Beit Lubavitch Paris 3 serves as a vital anchor for Jewish life in the heart of the French capital. Located on Rue de Beauce, this Chabad center provides a welcoming environment where both residents and international travelers can connect with their heritage and community.
The center focuses on hospitality, education, and spiritual support. Whether you are seeking a place for prayer, a Torah class, or assistance with religious observance while away from home, the staff and community members here offer a warm and helpful presence.
Led by Rabbi Meir Shlomo Lubecki, the center is dedicated to making Jewish practice accessible and meaningful. It functions not just as a synagogue, but as a resource hub for anyone navigating Jewish life in Paris, from students and young professionals to families and seniors.
About the area Located in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, Beit Lubavitch Paris 3 is positioned in one of the city's most culturally rich and historically significant areas. This neighborhood, often associated with the Upper Marais, is characterized by its narrow medieval streets, quiet courtyards, and proximity to the center of Parisian Jewish history.
The 3rd arrondissement provides a slightly quieter atmosphere than the bustling tourist centers while remaining excellently connected to the rest of the city. It is an ideal location for those who want to experience the authentic daily rhythm of Paris while staying close to essential Jewish infrastructure.
Being centrally located means that guests are never far from the city's main attractions, including the Place de la République and the Archives Nationales, all while having a reliable base for Shabbat services and communal connection nearby.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Situated in the 3rd arrondissement, the center is within walking distance of the historic Marais district, home to some of the most significant Jewish landmarks in Europe. Visitors can easily access the Rue des Rosiers, famous for its historic bakeries, bookstores, and kosher eateries.
The Museum of Art and History of Judaism (Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme) is a short stroll away, housed in the magnificent Hôtel de Saint-Aignan. This institution provides deep insights into the history of Jewish populations in France and the Mediterranean.
For those observing religious traditions, the many historic synagogues of the Marais, such as the Agoudas Hakehilos Synagogue designed by Hector Guimard, are located in the vicinity. The neighborhood also features several local mikvaot and establishments carry high standards of kashrut supervision, making it a convenient base for the observant traveler.
What to expect Visitors to Beit Lubavitch Paris 3 can expect a comprehensive range of services designed to support a Jewish lifestyle. For those traveling over the weekend, the center offers Shabbat hospitality and holiday support, ensuring that even those far from home have a place to celebrate.
The synagogue hosts regular services, providing a space for communal prayer in a traditional atmosphere. Educational opportunities are a core part of the mission, with adult education, Torah classes, and family-oriented programming frequently on the calendar.
Beyond spiritual services, the center provides practical assistance such as mezuzah and tefillin checking, hospital visitation, and marriage preparation. Specialized resources for the Russian-speaking Jewish community and young professionals are also available, making it a diverse and inclusive communal space.
The facility also serves as a preschool and a center for publications, reflecting its role as a multifaceted institution that cares for the community from early childhood through adulthood. The environment is respectful, welcoming, and geared toward fostering a sense of belonging.
Frequently asked questions Who leads the Beit Lubavitch Paris 3 center? The center is led by Rabbi Meir Shlomo Lubecki, who provides guidance and support to both residents and visitors.
Is the center accessible for individuals with mobility needs? Yes, the facility is noted as being wheelchair accessible to accommodate all visitors.
Does the center offer support for specific communities? Yes, the center provides services specifically tailored for Russian-speaking Jews, as well as programming for young professionals.
Can I get help finding kosher food through this center? Through its Shabbat and holiday hospitality programs, the center can assist travelers in finding kosher meals or navigating the local kosher landscape in Paris.
What kind of educational programs are available? The center offers tora classes, adult education, and specialized programming for children and families.
