Vertientes A mikvah for the Mexico City community
✡ Rabbi Tussie And Rabbi Urfali Location: Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico
About Vertientes is a mikvah located in Mexico City, Mexico, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Tussie And Rabbi Urfali. Opening times: Open Daily From Shkia Until 10:00 Pm. By Appointment Only For Shabbos, Yom Tov And Fast Days..
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For children & families 958Location Address: Sierra Guadarrama 30 esq. Vertientes, Palmas (Avenida De Las Palmas) Mexico City, ------- Mexico
Tags Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Vertientes serves as a vital ritual bath facility for the Jewish community in Mexico City. It provides a private and halachically approved space for ritual immersion. The facility is situated in the prominent Palmas district. This area is known for its strong Jewish presence and high standards of service.
Local residents and visitors use this mikvah for their ritual needs throughout the week. The management maintains the facility to high standards of cleanliness and halachic integrity. It stands as a pillar of religious life in this part of Mexico. The quiet atmosphere ensures a respectful experience for every visitor.
About the area Vertientes is located at the intersection of Sierra Guadarrama and Vertientes. This address is just off the famous Avenida de las Palmas. This major artery connects several key neighborhoods in the western part of Mexico City. The area is known for its beautiful residential streets and professional offices.
Proximity to Jewish Life
The Lomas and Palmas neighborhoods are home to a large portion of the city's Jewish population. You will find several synagogues and Jewish schools within a few miles of this location. The streets are safe and well-monitored. This makes it a convenient stop for those living in or visiting the Lomas de Chapultepec area.
Traffic in Mexico City can be heavy during peak hours. It is wise to plan your travel time accordingly when visiting the mikvah. The location is easily accessible by car or ride-sharing services from nearby Polanco and Tecamachalco.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The neighborhood around Avenida de las Palmas is one of the most established areas for the Jewish community in Mexico City. Visitors will find various amenities within a short drive from the Mikvah Vertientes location.
Maguen David Community Center: A central hub for Sephardic Jewish life.
Mount Sinai Community Center: Serving the Shamí Jewish population in the city.
Polanco Jewish Quarter: Located nearby, this area features numerous kosher restaurants and bakeries.
Nidje Israel: A historic Ashkenazi community center located in the wider metro area.
Because the Lomas area is upscale and secure, it is a preferred choice for many Jewish travelers. Several luxury hotels in the district provide easy access to these communal resources.
What to expect Visitors to Mikvah Vertientes can expect a professional and welcoming environment. The facility prioritizes privacy and dignity for all users. The staff ensures that the immersion pools meet all strict halachic requirements. The interior is designed to be calm and meditative.
Facility Standards
Ritual pools built according to the Bor Al Gabai Bor method.
Clean and well-maintained preparation rooms.
Supplies provided for necessary preparations before immersion.
Supervision by respected local rabbinical authorities.
The mikvah follows a specific schedule for daily use. On standard weekdays, the doors open at sunset. The facility remains open until 10:00 PM to accommodate busy schedules. If you need to visit on Shabbat or a Jewish holiday, you must schedule your visit ahead of time. This ensures a staff member is available to assist you during those specific times.
The rabbinical oversight of Rabbi Tussie and Rabbi Urfali provides peace of mind for users. Their supervision ensures that all water levels and ritual procedures follow established Jewish law. This commitment to halacha makes Vertientes a trusted choice for the entire community.
Frequently asked questions What are the operating hours for Vertientes? The mikvah is open daily starting from Shkia (sunset) until 10:00 PM. For Friday nights, holidays, or fast days, you must make an appointment in advance.
Who provides the rabbinical supervision for this mikvah? This facility operates under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Tussie and Rabbi Urfali.
Does the mikvah follow a specific halachic design? Yes, this facility features a Bor Al Gabai Bor configuration. This is a common and accepted halachic design for ritual immersion pools.
Where exactly is the mikvah located? The mikvah is located at Sierra Guadarrama 30, at the corner of Vertientes, in the Palmas area of Mexico City.
