Mikve Noisy le Grand Your local mikvah in Noisy Le Grand
✡ Rabbi Levi Itshak Kahn Location: Noisy le Grand, Ile de France, France
About Mikve Noisy le Grand is a mikvah located in Noisy Le Grand, France, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Levi Itshak Kahn. Opening times: By Appointment Only.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only
For children & families 375Location Address: 166 Rue Pierre Brossolette Noisy Le Grand, 93160 France
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikve Noisy le Grand serves the Jewish community in the eastern suburbs of Paris. This facility provides a vital service for local residents and visitors staying in the Ile-de-France region. It is designed to meet high standards of halachic observance and cleanliness. The building offers a quiet and private environment for ritual immersion.
Ritual purity is a cornerstone of Jewish life in France. This mikvah helps sustain the spiritual growth of the Noisy-le-Grand area. It operates with a focus on dignity and tradition. Whether you live nearby or are visiting the suburbs, this location offers a reliable space for your needs.
About the area The mikvah is located at 166 Rue Pierre Brossolette in Noisy-le-Grand. This area is a significant suburb in the eastern part of the Paris metropolitan area. It is well-connected to the city center and other Jewish hubs. The street is primarily residential, which ensures a quiet and discreet atmosphere for visitors.
Getting to the Mikvah
Public transport makes this location accessible for those without a car. The RER A train serves the Noisy-le-Grand Mont d'Est and Noisy-Champs stations. From there, local buses or short taxi rides reach the facility. If you are driving, the A4 motorway provides a direct route from Paris or the Marne-la-Vallée area.
Many Jewish families choose this area for its balance of suburban calm and proximity to Paris. The presence of a local mikvah makes the neighborhood more hospitable for observant travelers and residents alike.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Noisy-le-Grand sits within a network of Jewish communities in the eastern suburbs of Paris. While the local community is close-knit, visitors can access broader Jewish infrastructure in the neighboring Seine-Saint-Denis and Val-de-Marne departments.
Nearby Jewish Interest Points
The local synagogue of Noisy-le-Grand serves as a communal hub for daily and Shabbat prayers.
Neighboring towns like Villiers-sur-Marne and Bry-sur-Marne have established Jewish populations and resources.
Kosher grocery stores and bakeries are located within a short drive in the larger 93 and 94 departments.
The RER A line provides direct access to the center of Paris and its historic Jewish districts.
Nature lovers can also find quiet spaces at the nearby Parc de la Butte-Verte. This park offers a peaceful setting for those staying in the eastern suburbs for Shabbat or holidays.
What to expect Visitors can expect a well-maintained and respectful environment. The facility adheres to the Bor Al Gabai Bor halachic standard. This specific construction method is widely respected in many communities. All operations are supervised by Rabbi Levi Itshak Kahn to ensure strict adherence to Jewish law.
Planning Your Visit
Appointments are required for all visits to ensure privacy and availability.
The preparation rooms are kept clean and stocked with basic necessities.
Staff members assist in maintaining the spiritual and physical standards of the site.
The water temperature is monitored for the comfort of the users.
Because the mikvah operates by appointment only, it is best to call well in advance. This is especially important before Shabbat or Jewish holidays. The staff can provide specific instructions regarding entry and closing times when you book your slot.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to book in advance? The facility operates by appointment only. You must contact the administration in advance to schedule a time.
What is the halachic construction of the pool? The mikvah was built using the Bor Al Gabai Bor method.
Who provides the kashrut supervision? This facility is under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Levi Itshak Kahn.
Is this mikvah open to visitors? Yes, the mikvah serves the local community and visitors staying in the Noisy-le-Grand area.
