Mikvah Annecy Taharas hamishpacha in Annecy
✡ Rabbi Suissa Location: Annecy, Auvergne Rhône Alpes, France
About Mikvah Annecy offers mikvah services in Annecy, France for residents and visitors alike. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Suissa. Opening times: By Appointment Only.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only
For children & families 334Location Address: 18, Rue De Narvik (Between Ave. Du Stand & Ave. Du Cran) Annecy, 74000 France
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Annecy provides essential facilities for taharas hamishpacha in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. Located in the heart of Annecy, this facility serves the local Jewish community and the many tourists who visit the French Alps. Maintaining a mikvah in this scenic area ensures that religious needs are met for those traveling through eastern France.
The establishment adheres to high standards of kashrut and maintenance. It is an important resource for couples visiting Lake Annecy or the nearby mountain ranges. Because the community in Annecy is small, the mikvah plays a vital role in sustaining Jewish life in the city.
About the area The facility sits at 18, Rue de Narvik, a quiet street between Avenue du Stand and Avenue du Cran. This central location makes it accessible from the primary commercial and residential districts of Annecy. The Rue de Narvik is a short distance from the main train station, Gare d'Annecy.
Proximity to Jewish Life
Jewish travelers will find the site convenient to many local hotels and holiday rentals. While Annecy has a modest Jewish infrastructure, it is well-connected to larger Jewish hubs in France. For those needing additional services, the location offers easy transit to nearby cities.
Approximately 45 minutes from Geneva, Switzerland, which has a larger Jewish community.
About 1.5 hours from Lyon, home to numerous synagogues and kosher shops.
Close to various alpine resorts that host kosher programs during the winter and summer seasons.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Annecy is a premier destination for those seeking natural beauty and historical charm. Visitors can find several notable sites within walking distance or a short drive from the Rue de Narvik area.
Lake Annecy: Known for having the cleanest water in Europe, perfect for scenic walks.
The Vieille Ville (Old Town): A network of canals and colorful houses often called the "Venice of the Alps."
Palais de l'Île: A 12th-century castle located on an island in the Thiou canal.
Château d'Annecy: The former residence of the Counts of Geneva, offering panoramic views of the city.
Pont des Amours: A landmark bridge spanning the Vasé canal.
The city serves as a convenient base for exploring the surrounding Haute-Savoie region. Many travelers visit Annecy during the summer for water sports or in the winter as a gateway to nearby alpine ski resorts.
What to expect Mikvah Annecy offers a private and respectful environment for its users. The facility is kept clean and well-maintained to ensure a comfortable experience. Because it operates by appointment only, users can expect personal attention and a quiet atmosphere during their visit.
Technical Halachic Standards
The mikvah is built to meet specific halachic requirements. It features a "Bor Min Hatzad" (side-by-side) configuration. This structural design is a common standard in modern mikvaos. Rabbi Suissa provides the religious oversight for the facility, ensuring all protocols are strictly followed.
When planning a visit, consider the following details:
Appointments are mandatory to ensure the water is ready and a female attendant is present.
The facility is designed for women's use for taharas hamishpacha.
The location is discreet and located within a residential and commercial mix.
Standard preparation supplies are typically available, but users may bring their own items if preferred.
The tranquil setting of Annecy complements the spiritual nature of the mikvah. The staff aims to help every visitor feel at ease while fulfilling this mitzvah far from home.
Frequently asked questions How do I schedule a visit to Mikvah Annecy? The mikvah is available by appointment only. Users should contact the local community representative or Rabbi Suissa's office in advance to schedule a time.
Who provides the kashrut supervision for this facility? Mikvah Annecy operates under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Suissa. The facility includes a Bor Min Hatzad installation.
Where exactly is the mikvah located? The facility is located at 18, Rue De Narvik in Annecy, France. It is situated between Avenue du Stand and Avenue du Cran.
Is the mikvah open to tourists? Yes, the facility is available for both local residents and Jewish travelers visiting the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.
