Shabbat times in Neuilly-sur-Seine

Candle lighting in Neuilly-sur-Seine (18 minutes before sunset) and the end of Shabbat (nightfall, the time for havdalah), week by week, along with the coming festivals and all the zmanim of the day in Neuilly-sur-Seine, even offline.

Shabbat start and end times in Neuilly-sur-Seine

Shabbat or festivalCandle lightingEnds
Shabbat Ki Tavo Fri 28 Aug at 20:23 Sat 29 Aug at 21:29
Shabbat Nitzavim - Vayeilech Fri 4 Sept at 20:09 Sat 5 Sept at 21:13
Shabbat Rosh Hashana Fri 11 Sept at 19:54 Sun 13 Sept at 20:55
Shabbat Ha'azinu Fri 18 Sept at 19:39 Sat 19 Sept at 20:42
Yom Kippur Sun 20 Sept at 19:35 Mon 21 Sept at 20:38
Shabbat Sukkot Fri 25 Sept at 19:24 Sun 27 Sept at 20:25
Shabbat Shmini Atzeret · Simchat Torah Fri 2 Oct at 19:09 Sun 4 Oct at 20:10
Shabbat Bereshit Fri 9 Oct at 18:55 Sat 10 Oct at 19:58
Shabbat Noach Fri 16 Oct at 18:41 Sat 17 Oct at 19:44
Shabbat Lech-Lecha Fri 23 Oct at 18:28 Sat 24 Oct at 19:32
Shabbat Vayera Fri 30 Oct at 17:15 Sat 31 Oct at 18:20
Shabbat Chayei Sara Fri 6 Nov at 17:04 Sat 7 Nov at 18:10
Shabbat Toldot Fri 13 Nov at 16:55 Sat 14 Nov at 18:02

Candle lighting is computed 18 minutes before shkia in Neuilly-sur-Seine, and Shabbat ends at nightfall. See also the directory of Shabbat times city by city and the Jewish holiday calendar.

Today's zmanim in Neuilly-sur-Seine (Monday, 24 August 2026)

The halachic times of the day in Neuilly-sur-Seine: alot hashachar, sunrise, sof zman Shema and Tefillah, chatzot, mincha, shkia and tzeit hakochavim. The table is for Monday, 24 August 2026; the app recomputes today's on your device.

TimeClockWhat it marks
Alot HaShachar 05:09 Dawn: the halachic day begins
Misheyakir 05:44 Tallit and tefillin
Sunrise (Netz) 06:56 Sunrise
Latest Shema (Magen Avraham) 09:48 Shema, earliest opinion
Latest Shema (Vilna Gaon) 10:24 Shema
Latest Shacharit (Magen Avraham) 11:09 Morning prayer, earliest opinion
Latest Shacharit (Vilna Gaon) 11:33 Morning prayer
Chatzot 13:52 Midday
Mincha Gedola 14:27 Mincha may be said from here
Mincha Ketana 17:55 Preferred time for Mincha
Plag HaMincha 19:22 Cutoff for an early Arvit
Sunset (Shkia) 20:49 Sunset: the day ends
Tzeit HaKochavim 21:39 Nightfall: Arvit, end of Shabbat and fasts
Midnight (Chatzot) 01:53 Middle of the night

What each of these times means, opinion by opinion: see zmanim explained.

Cities near Neuilly-sur-Seine

Times shift by a few minutes from one city to the next. The closest to Neuilly-sur-Seine, in France and around:

Frequently asked questions about Shabbat times in Neuilly-sur-Seine

What time does Shabbat start in Neuilly-sur-Seine this week?
The coming Shabbat in Neuilly-sur-Seine starts on Friday, 28 August 2026, with candle lighting at 20:23, that is 18 minutes before sunset.
What time does Shabbat end in Neuilly-sur-Seine?
Shabbat ends at nightfall (tzeit hakochavim), the time for havdalah. The coming Shabbat in Neuilly-sur-Seine ends on Saturday, 29 August 2026 at 21:29.
How are the Shabbat times for Neuilly-sur-Seine calculated?
Candle lighting is set 18 minutes before shkia (sunset) at the coordinates of Neuilly-sur-Seine, and Shabbat ends at nightfall. The astronomical computation runs on your device, free and even offline, and the page also shows all the zmanim of the day.
What time is sunrise (netz hachama) in Neuilly-sur-Seine?
On Monday, 24 August 2026, sunrise in Neuilly-sur-Seine is at 06:56. From that moment the Amidah of Shacharit may be said according to the preferred practice (vatikin). The Shabbat times page recomputes the day's sunrise on your device.
What is the latest time for the morning Shema in Neuilly-sur-Seine?
On Monday, 24 August 2026, sof zman Shema in Neuilly-sur-Seine is 10:24 according to the Vilna Gaon, and a little earlier according to the Magen Avraham. Both opinions are shown side by side on the Shabbat times page.
What is the difference between shkia and tzeit hakochavim in Neuilly-sur-Seine?
Shkia is sunset (20:49 on Monday, 24 August 2026 in Neuilly-sur-Seine), tzeit hakochavim is nightfall, when it is properly dark (21:39). Between the two lies bein hashmashot, of doubtful status: that is why Shabbat starts before shkia and only ends at tzeit.