Mikvah Montfermeil

Your local mikvah in Montfermeil

Location: Montfermeil, Ile de France, France

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Mikvah Montfermeil is a mikvah located in Montfermeil, France, serving the local Jewish community.

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Location

Address: 50, Ave. Des Primeveres Montfermeil, 93370 France

Contact

Location: Montfermeil, France
Phone: 333-450-91401

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About this listing

Mikvah Montfermeil serves as a vital religious facility for the Jewish community in the eastern suburbs of Paris. Located in the commune of Montfermeil, this site provides essential services for taharat hamishpacha. It offers a private and dignified environment for ritual immersion.

The establishment supports the spiritual needs of local families and visitors staying in the Seine-Saint-Denis department. Maintaining a local mikvah ensures that Jewish life can flourish in the suburban regions of Ile de France. This facility stands as a testament to the active Jewish presence in the area.

About the area

Montfermeil is situated approximately 17 kilometers from the center of Paris. It is a quiet residential area known for its green spaces and historical connections. The mikvah is located on Avenue Des Primeveres, a street within a settled neighborhood.

Transport and Access

Reaching the facility is possible through the French regional rail and bus networks. The T4 tramline and various bus routes connect Montfermeil to larger transit hubs. This accessibility allows residents from nearby towns like Chelles and Clichy-sous-Bois to use the services.

The neighborhood is primarily residential, providing a calm atmosphere for visitors. Parking is generally available on the surrounding streets. Its location in the 93370 zip code puts it within the Ile de France region, making it part of the largest Jewish population center in Europe.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The area around Montfermeil and the wider Seine-Saint-Denis department contains several points of interest for Jewish visitors. While the town itself is suburban, it is connected to a network of Jewish life in the eastern Paris region.

Nearby Jewish Resources

Local synagogues within the Montfermeil and Raincy areas.
Kosher grocery stores in neighboring towns like Les Pavillons-sous-Bois.
Jewish community centers serving the 93 department.
Public parks such as the Parc de l'Arboretum for quiet walks.

Visitors often travel between Montfermeil and central Paris for broader communal needs. The Grand Synagogue of Paris and the historic Marais district are reachable via regional transport. This makes the mikvah a key asset for those living outside the main city center.

What to expect

Users can expect a clean and well-maintained facility dedicated to ritual purity. The mikvah is designed to provide a respectful and serene experience for all visitors. It typically includes private preparation rooms and the immersion pool itself.

Guidelines for Visitors

Private changing areas for comfort and modesty.
Standard supplies for ritual preparation are usually provided.
A quiet environment focused on spiritual observance.
Adherence to traditional Jewish laws and customs.

It is helpful to bring your own personal items if you have specific preferences. Most visitors find the facility helpful for maintaining religious traditions outside the busier city center. The staff or local volunteers manage the site to ensure it meets communal standards.

Frequently asked questions

What is the address of Mikvah Montfermeil?

The mikvah is located at 50, Ave. Des Primeveres, Montfermeil, 93370, France.

Do I need to make an appointment before visiting?

Most communal mikvahs require an appointment. You should contact local community leaders or the facility directly to confirm current hours and booking procedures.

Who does this mikvah serve?

The facility serves the local Jewish residents of Montfermeil and the surrounding Seine-Saint-Denis suburbs.

What are the kashrut and halachic standards?

You should check with the local rabbinate or the facility management for specific details regarding supervision and halachic standards.