Mikvah on Larrea

A mikvah for the Once community

Location: Buenos Aires, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina

About

Located in Once, Argentina, Mikvah on Larrea provides mikvah facilities for the local community. The mikvah is affiliated with Instituto Taharut.

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Location

Address: Larrea 732 (San Luis And Viamonte) Once, Buenos Aires Argentina

Contact

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Phone: 4962-7047

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About this listing

Mikvah on Larrea serves the observant community in the Once district of Buenos Aires. This facility provides a dedicated space for the laws of family purity. It is an essential resource for both local residents and Jewish travelers visiting Argentina.

The establishment is affiliated with Instituto Taharut. This organization is well-known for its work in maintaining high standards for mikva'ot. Visitors will find a facility managed with care and respect for tradition.

Located in the heart of a historic Jewish neighborhood, the mikvah is easy to reach. It sits at a central point within the city's religious infrastructure. This makes it a practical choice for those staying in nearby hotels or apartments.

About the area

Buenos Aires has one of the largest Jewish populations in South America. The Once neighborhood serves as the traditional center of this community. You will find the Mikvah on Larrea situated on Larrea street, between San Luis and Viamonte.

This location is very accessible by public transport. Many bus lines and the subway serve the Once area. It is a busy commercial zone where Jewish life and daily business intersect seamlessly.

A Central Jewish Hub

Staying in Once allows easy access to many religious services. The area is safe and familiar to many kosher travelers. Most major Jewish organizations in Argentina have offices or centers nearby.

The streets are often filled with community members going to prayer or work. Being near San Luis and Viamonte puts users in the middle of a very active Jewish environment. It is a convenient spot for those navigating the city without a car.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The Once neighborhood is a historic hub for Buenos Aires' Jewish population. It offers everything a visitor or resident might need for an observant lifestyle. The streets around Larrea are home to numerous kosher butcher shops, bakeries, and restaurants.

Gran Templo Paso: A beautiful and historic synagogue located nearby.
Kosher Supermarkets: Several stores stocking imported and local kosher products are within walking distance.
Jewish Bookstores: Shops specializing in religious texts and Judaica line the surrounding blocks.
Yeshivot and Schools: The area is a center for Jewish education and Torah study in Argentina.

Proximity to these landmarks makes this mikvah a convenient stop for those living in or visiting the city center. The dense concentration of Jewish life helps travelers feel at home quickly.

Exploring Nearby Jewish Life

Walking through Once, you will find a vibrant atmosphere. Many community members work and shop in this commercial district daily. It is the heart of the local Ashkenazi and Sephardic communities in Buenos Aires.

What to expect

The Mikvah on Larrea offers a professional and halachic environment for its users. The facility is designed to meet the specific needs of the community while following strict religious guidelines. You can expect a clean and well-maintained space for your visit.

Side By Side (Bor Min Hatzad) design.
Affiliation with the respected Instituto Taharut.
Location in a secure and central Jewish neighborhood.
Focus on privacy and traditional standards.

Staff members understand the needs of the community. They ensure that every visit is handled with the proper level of modesty. This facility is a vital part of the religious life in Once.

Facility Standards

Cleanliness is a top priority for this mikvah. The Bor Min Hatzad setup is a common and respected halachic configuration used here. Visitors often appreciate the attention to detail in the maintenance of the ritual baths.

Please remember to check for specific appointment requirements. Many community mikva'ot in Buenos Aires operate on a schedule tied to the Jewish calendar. Local residents can often provide guidance on the best time to visit.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Mikvah on Larrea located?埋

The mikvah is located at Larrea 732, between San Luis and Viamonte streets in the Once neighborhood.

Is the mikvah affiliated with any organization?

Yes, this facility is affiliated with the Instituto Taharut.

What type of mikvah construction is used here?

The facility includes side-by-side (Bor Min Hatzad) construction features.

How can I find out the opening hours?

It is best to contact the facility directly or check with local community leaders in Once for current hours and appointments.