Mikvah Perpignan Your local mikvah in Perpignan
✡ Rabbi Bauer Location: Perpignan, Occitania, France
About Located in Perpignan, France, Mikvah Perpignan provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Bauer. The mikvah is affiliated with A.c.i.p.. Opening times: By Appointment Only.
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For children & families 735Location Address: 3 Rue de Montescot Perpignan, 66000 France
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Perpignan serves the Jewish community and travelers in the Occitania region of Southern France. This essential facility provides a space for ritual immersion according to halakhic standards. The mikvah is centrally located in Perpignan, a city with a long and storied Jewish history.
The facility is managed by the Association Cultuelle Israélite de Perpignan (A.C.I.P.). It operates under the direct supervision of Rabbi Bauer. Because the community is small, the mikvah maintains high standards of privacy and cleanliness for all users. Whether you are a local resident or visiting the Pyrenees-Orientales department, this site ensures you can observe the laws of family purity.
About the area You can find Mikvah Perpignan at 3 Rue de Montescot. This street is located in the heart of the historic city center. It sits near the vibrant Place de la République and the Musee Hyacinthe Rigaud. This central location makes it easy to reach from various parts of the city.
Getting Around Perpignan
The area is very walkable and well-connected by local transport. Visitors can arrive via the Perpignan railway station, which is about a twenty-minute walk or a short taxi ride away. The neighborhood features narrow, winding streets typical of old Catalan cities. Many kosher travelers stay in nearby hotels within the city center to remain close to the synagogue and community facilities.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Perpignan offers several points of interest for visitors exploring the Jewish history of Southern France. The city sits near the Spanish border, making it a unique cultural crossroads.
The Call of Perpignan: Wander through the historic streets of the old Jewish quarter.
ACIP Synagogue: Attend services at the local synagogue managed by the same community association.
Palace of the Kings of Majorca: Visit this massive 13th-century fortress located just a short walk away.
St. Jean Baptiste Cathedral: View 'Le Campo Santo', a unique cloister-cemetery located nearby.
Regional Jewish Heritage
The wider Occitania region is famous for its medieval Jewish scholarship. Cities like Narbonne and Montpellier are accessible by train for those wishing to see more historical sites. These areas once housed famous yeshivot and renowned rabbis during the middle ages.
What to expect When you visit Mikvah Perpignan, you will find a quiet and dignified environment. The facility is kept clean and well-maintained by the local community. It is designed to provide a comfortable experience for ritual immersion. The layout follows the 'Bor Min Hatzad' or side-by-side design.
As the mikvah operates by appointment only, you should plan your visit in advance. This ensures a staff member is present to assist you. The community is welcoming to guests and strives to make the process simple. Standard amenities for preparation are typically available on-site.
Private preparation rooms for washing and ritual checks.
Controlled water temperature for comfort.
Affiliation with the local A.C.I.P. synagogue community.
Supervision by Rabbi Bauer to ensure strict kosher standards.
The entrance is discreet, ensuring privacy for all visitors. If you have specific halakhic questions, it is best to consult with the supervising rabbi before your arrival. The local community is small but active, often helping travelers with their religious needs.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to make an appointment? The mikvah is available by appointment only. You must call ahead to schedule your visit with the attendant.
Who supervises the mikvah? This facility is under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Bauer and is affiliated with the A.C.I.P. community organization.
Where is the mikvah located? The facility is located at 3 Rue de Montescot in the city center of Perpignan.
What is the halakhic configuration of the pool? The facility features a 'bor min hatzad' (side-by-side) configuration for the immersion pool.