Mikvah Loubavitch - Place Des Fetes

Ritual immersion in Paris

Location: Paris, Ile de France, France

About

Mikvah Loubavitch - Place Des Fetes offers mikvah services in Paris, France for residents and visitors alike. Opening times: By Appointment Only.

Activities & entertainment

By Appointment Only

For children & families

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Location

Address: 1 Rue Des Annelets Paris, 75019 France

Contact

Location: Paris, France
Phone: +33-6-7193-8599

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About this listing

Mikvah Loubavitch - Place Des Fetes provides essential ritual immersion services in the heart of Paris. Located in the 19th Arrondissement, this facility serves the local and visiting Jewish community. It adheres to Chabad customs while welcoming Jews from all backgrounds.

The mikvah is a vital resource for those observing Taharat HaMishpacha in France. Maintaining a high standard of halachic integrity is a core focus of this establishment. It offers a discreet and spiritual environment for its users.

Convenience and tradition meet at this location. Situated near the Place des Fêtes metro station, the site is easy to reach. Both locals and tourists find it a reliable choice for their religious needs.

About the area

The 19th Arrondissement is one of the most vibrant Jewish sectors in Paris. It houses a large number of families, schools, and communal institutions. Choosing a mikvah in this area means being close to many Jewish amenities.

A Hub of Parisian Jewish Life

Living or staying in this district provides easy access to kosher food and prayer services. The area around Place des Fêtes is well-connected by the Paris Metro system. This makes it simple to travel from other parts of the city like the Marais or the 17th Arrondissement.

Security and community are hallmarks of this neighborhood. You will often see members of the community walking to nearby synagogues. The presence of multiple Jewish schools adds to the family-friendly atmosphere of the streets surrounding the mikvah.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The 19th Arrondissement serves as a major hub for Jewish life in Paris. Visitors will find a wide range of services within walking distance or a short metro ride from the mikvah.

Parc des Buttes-Chaumont: A large public park perfect for quiet walks.
Rue Petit: A street known for its high concentration of kosher restaurants and bakeries.
Beth Loubavitch: Several Chabad centers operate throughout this district.
Kosher Supermarkets: Many stores in the area carry imported Israeli and American products.

The neighborhood feels authentic and local. It offers a glimpse into the daily life of the Parisian Jewish community. Many visitors enjoy the variety of Sephardic and Ashkenazi culinary options found nearby.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a clean and well-maintained facility dedicated to ritual purity. The mikvah follows the Bor Al Gabai Bor halachic design. This specific construction is common in Lubavitch facilities worldwide.

Privacy is a top priority for all guests. The staff aims to provide a calm and respectful experience for every woman. Please note that this location operates strictly by appointment. This ensures that every visitor has the time and space they need.

Bor Al Gabai Bor halachic standard
Discreet entrance and exit
Proximity to local synagogues
Service available for travelers

The rooms are prepared with the necessary supplies for immersion. While the facility is traditional, it meets modern standards of hygiene. It is best to call ahead to confirm current protocols and available times.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to make an appointment before visiting?

This facility is open by appointment only. Please contact the management in advance to schedule your visit.

Where is Mikvah Loubavitch - Place Des Fetes located?

It is located at 1 Rue Des Annelets in the 19th Arrondissement of Paris.

What type of halachic construction does the mikvah use?

The facility uses the Bor Al Gabai Bor method for its ritual pool.

Is the mikvah open to tourists and visitors?

Yes, the mikvah serves both local residents and Jewish travelers visiting Paris.