Mikvah Yisrael of Mexico A mikvah for the Mexico City community
✡ Rabbi Urfali Location: Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico
About Mikvah Yisrael of Mexico offers mikvah services in Mexico City, Mexico for residents and visitors alike. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Urfali. The mikvah is affiliated with Sephardic Comm. Of Mexico, Shaar Hashamaim Shul. Opening times: Appointment For Shabbos, Yom Tov And Fast Days.
Activities & entertainment Appointment For Shabbos, Yom Tov And Fast Days
For children & families 708Location Address: Prol. Av. de los Bosques 292-A Col. Lomad del Chamizal (Fte. Del Pescador And Av. Stim) Mexico City, 5129 Mexico
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Yisrael of Mexico serves as an essential resource for the Jewish community in Mexico City. This facility provides taharat hamishpacha services for both local residents and international travelers. Located in the Lomas del Chamizal neighborhood, it offers a discreet and well-maintained environment for ritual immersion.
The mikvah is an integral part of the Sephardic Community of Mexico. It maintains close ties with the Shaar Hashamaim Shul. This location is particularly convenient for those staying in the western parts of the city. It ensures that visitors can maintain religious observances while away from home.
About the area Lomas del Chamizal is a key neighborhood within the larger Cuajimalpa and Huixquilucan Jewish corridors. This area is known for its high concentration of Jewish residents and institutions. The mikvah sits on Prol. Av. de los Bosques, a major road connecting several residential sectors.
Proximity to Jewish Amenities
The surrounding streets host many families who observe a traditional lifestyle. You will find that many community members use this facility due to its central location. It is positioned near the intersection of Av. Stim and Del Pescador, making it easy to find by car or taxi.
Public transport and private car services easily reach this part of Mexico City. The neighborhood feels safe and is well-lit at night. Most major kosher dining options and synagogues are within a ten-minute drive from the front door.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Lomas del Chamizal area is a central hub for Jewish life in Mexico City. Visitors will find several essential institutions within a short drive or walk of the mikvah.
Shaar Hashamaim Synagogue is the primary nearby center for Sephardic prayer and community events.
Several kosher grocery stores and bakeries serve the local families in the Lomas and Tecamachalco districts.
The area sits near the established Jewish residential enclaves of Bosques de las Lomas and Interlomas.
Local community centers provide various educational programs and social services for the Jewish population.
What to expect Visitors to Mikvah Yisrael of Mexico can expect a clean and modern facility. The staff prioritizes the privacy and comfort of every guest. Ensuring a respectful atmosphere is a top priority for the onsite management.
Ritual immersion pools are maintained to high standards of hygiene and halacha.
Private preparation rooms are available with basic supplies for convenience.
Rabbi Urfali provides the formal kashrut and halachic supervision for the site.
Staff members are available to assist with questions during operating hours.
Booking procedures help the facility run smoothly. You must make an appointment if you plan to visit on Shabbat or Yom Tov. This is also true for fast days. It is wise to call ahead of time to confirm the current schedule and any specific requirements.
The building is designed to accommodate the needs of a busy urban community. It balances traditional requirements with modern amenities. Many users find the serene environment helpful for spiritual focus. Please ensure you have the correct address for your driver, as the street names can be long.
Frequently asked questions Which community is the mikvah affiliated with? This facility is affiliated with the Sephardic Community of Mexico and the Shaar Hashamaim Shul.
Who provides kashrut supervision for Mikvah Yisrael? The mikvah is under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Urfali.
Can I visit without an appointment? No, appointments are specifically required for Shabbat, Yom Tov, and fast days. It is best to contact the facility for weekday schedules as well.
Where exactly is the mikvah located? The mikvah is located at Prol. Av. de los Bosques 292-A in the Lomas del Chamizal neighborhood of Mexico City.
