Mikvah Mei Menachem

Purity & immersion in Metulla

Location: Metula, North District, Israel

About

Mikvah Mei Menachem is a mikvah located in Metulla, Israel, serving the local Jewish community. The mikvah is affiliated with Chabad Of Metulla.

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Location

Address: Rechov Hairus 12 (Near Kiryat Shimona) Metulla, Israel

Contact

Location: Metula, Israel
Phone: 972-522-810573
Phone: 972-469-50207
Email: [email protected]

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About this listing

Mikvah Mei Menachem serves as a vital center for ritual purity in the northernmost town of Israel. Located in the quiet village of Metula, this facility caters to local residents and visitors alike. The mikvah is affiliated with Chabad of Metulla, ensuring a welcoming environment for all Jewish travelers.

Ritual immersion is a foundation of Jewish life. Having a reliable facility in the Galilee panhandle supports the needs of the religious community. The building is maintained to provide a private and respectful space for those observing these traditions. Whether you are staying in the North District for a holiday or passing through, this facility is a key resource for your stay.

About the area

Metula is a unique tip of Israel surrounded by hills and orchards. The mikvah is located on Rechov Hairus, a residential street within the village. This area is known for its cool climate and historic stone buildings. It sits just north of Kiryat Shmona, the primary urban center for the region.

Access and Environment

The location is easily reachable by car from the main northern highways. Street parking is typically available near the entrance. The neighborhood is peaceful, reflecting the small-town charm of the Upper Galilee. The facility provides a quiet setting away from the bustle of larger cities like Safed or Tiberias. Travelers to the Golan Heights often use Metula as a base for their trips.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Metula serves as a gateway to the Upper Galilee region. Visitors to the area often explore the nearby Tanur Waterfall inside the Ayun Stream Nature Reserve. This natural site offers walking paths and scenic views within minutes of the village.

Regional Landmarks

Mount Hermon ski resort is located a short drive to the east.
Kiryat Shmona provides larger shopping centers and kosher dining options.
Tel Dan Nature Reserve offers historical ruins and fresh water springs.
Banias Nature Reserve features one of the largest waterfalls in Israel.

The local landscape is famous for its fruit orchards. Travelers often visit during the spring for the blossoms or summer for the harvest. The area is quiet and offers a spiritual atmosphere for those seeking a retreat.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a clean and well-kept environment at Mikvah Mei Menachem. The facility is designed to meet high standards of ritual law and hygiene. The staff aims to make every visitor feel comfortable and supported during their visit.

Facility Features

Bor Al Gabai Bor construction style.
Private preparation rooms for visitors.
Affiliation with local Chabad emissaries.
Quiet residential surroundings.

The mikvah serves the specific needs of Jewish family purity. It is advisable to call ahead to verify the current opening hours. Since Metula is a small community, hours may change based on the season or Jewish calendar. The local rabbi or Chabad house can provide guidance on local customs and scheduling. Each room is stocked with basic supplies to help you prepare for immersion.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Mikvah Mei Menachem located?

The mikvah is located at Rechov Hairus 12 in Metula, Israel. It is situated in the North District near the border.

Who manages the mikvah?

This facility is affiliated with Chabad of Metulla. It serves the local Jewish community and visitors to the Galilee.

What specific mikvah features are available?

The facility includes a Bor Al Gabai Bor. This configuration follows specific halakhic standards for ritual immersion.

Do I need to schedule an appointment?

Appointments are generally required for mikvah use. You should contact the local Chabad of Metulla to confirm times and availability.