Mikvaot in Rome
Mikve Eliahu Fadlun , Piazza Bologna — women's, men's and kelim. Built in 2018 under Rabbi Meir Posen and supervised by Rabbi Menachem Lazar. It uses only rainwater collected from the roof; towels, shampoo and soap are provided.
Payment by credit card, PayPal or cash — €20 women · €10 men .
Women's mikvah
Four preparation rooms; only rainwater with dual reservoirs (hashaka and zeria).
Nightly at sunset, by appointment — try to book about a day in advance.
Nothing to bring — towels, shampoo & soap are provided.
WhatsApp to book: +39 392 255 8870 · card / PayPal / cash
Men's mikvah
Rainwater with a lower-reservoir system.
By appointment only. Usual times: weekdays 7:00–9:30 am · Sundays 8:00–10:30 am.
WhatsApp to book (also Shabbat, holidays and holiday eves): +39 392 059 0413
Kelim (utensils)
Initial rainwater reservoir topped with tap water.
Men: mornings · Women: evenings.
By appointment — use the numbers above
Other mikvaot in Rome: there are other mikvaot in the city — we recommend ours above (Mikve Eliahu Fadlun, Piazza Bologna) and the mikvah on Via Balbo . See all mikvaot on Jewish Compass
Menachem Lazar
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4 comments
Also, I see that the shuls near the mikva are about a 15 minutes walk. Is it safe to walk in that area?
We took an AirBNB in the Jewish Ghetto. Now I see that the men’s mikva is a bit far and is in Piazza Bologna. Would it recommended to change our AirBNB to the Piazza Bologna area. Is it safe to take an Uber early in the morning to go to the MIkva and Shul? Thanks
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