Mikvah Shaare Shalom Kosher mikvah · Mexico City
✡ Rab David Urfali Location: Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico
About Mikvah Shaare Shalom is a mikvah located in Mexico City, Mexico, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rab David Urfali. The mikvah is affiliated with Bet Knesset Shaare Shalom. Opening times: Daily Shkia -10:00 P.m. Shabbos And Yom Tov By Appointment Only.
Activities & entertainment Daily Shkia -10:00 P.m. Shabbos And Yom Tov By Appointment Only
For children & families 433Location Address: Fuente de Apolo 20 Mexico City, Mexico
Tags Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Shaare Shalom serves the Jewish community in the heart of Mexico City. This dedicated facility provides a quiet space for ritual immersion and spiritual purity. It is centrally located on Fuente de Apolo, making it accessible for local residents and visitors alike. The mikvah maintains high standards of cleanliness and halakhic observance.
Ritual immersion is a cornerstone of Jewish life. This site supports those observing the laws of Taharat HaMishpacha with care and discretion. The facility operates under strict rabbinical guidance to ensure every visit meets traditional requirements. Whether you live in Mexico City or are just visiting, this location offers a welcoming environment for your needs.
About the area The mikvah is situated in a prominent residential part of Mexico City. This area is home to a significant portion of the city's Jewish population. The address on Fuente de Apolo is easily reached by car or taxi from the main business districts. It sits within a network of established Jewish institutions and synagogues.
Proximity to Jewish Infrastructure
Being close to Bet Knesset Shaare Shalom allows for a seamless connection to communal prayer and events. The surrounding streets are safe and well-maintained for evening visits. Many visitors appreciate the discreet nature of the building's entrance and its integration into the local neighborhood.
Travelers staying in the Polanco or Tecamachalco districts will find this location convenient. It serves as a vital resource for the Sephardic community and the wider Jewish public. The central position helps minimize travel time during busy evening hours.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The neighborhood around Fuente de Apolo is known for its quiet, residential feel. It remains a central hub for Jewish life in the Tecamachalco and Lomas areas. Visitors will find several key communal institutions within a short driving distance.
Nearby Jewish Landmarks
Bet Knesset Shaare Shalom is the primary affiliated synagogue.
Maguen David community centers are located in the broader district.
Several kosher bakeries and grocery stores serve the local residents.
A selection of kosher restaurants is available in nearby Interlomas and Polanco.
The area is well-served by private security and local transport. It is a common base for Jewish travelers visiting Mexico City for business or family events.
What to expect Visitors can expect a modern and well-maintained environment. The facility is designed to offer privacy and comfort to every guest. Attendants are available to assist with the immersion process and ensure all halakhic steps are followed correctly. The interior is kept to high aesthetic and sanitary standards.
Technical Halakhic Standards
The mikvah uses a Bor Min Hatzad (side-by-side) design.
Water levels and temperatures are monitored daily for comfort.
Preparation rooms are equipped with necessary supplies for guests.
Supervision is provided by Rab David Urfali to ensure ritual integrity.
Plan your visit according to the nightly schedule. Since the facility closes at 10:00 P.M., arriving early in the evening is recommended. For special dates like Shabbos, remember to call ahead. The staff aims to make every experience respectful and spiritually meaningful.
Frequently asked questions What are the standard evening hours for the mikvah? The facility is open daily starting from Shkia (sunset) until 10:00 P.M. nightly.
Can I visit the mikvah on Shabbos or Yom Tov? Yes, services for Shabbos and Yom Tov are available by appointment only. Please contact the facility in advance to schedule.
Who provides the kashrut supervision for this mikvah? This mikvah operates under the rabbinical supervision of Rab David Urfali.
What specific halakhic configurations are used in the mikvah? The facility features a Bor Min Hatzad (side-by-side) configuration for its immersion pools.
