A historic winery in the Artists’ Quarter offering wine tastings, tours, and an authentic introduction to kosher wine production in
A revered site in Tzfat, traditionally associated with Shem (son of Noah) and his great-grandson Ever. According to legend, this
The official Tzfat Visitors Center, operated by Livnot U’Lehibanot, located at 17 Alkabetz Street just below the Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue.
One of the holiest burial sites in the Jewish world, with graves spanning over 2,000 years. Located on the western
One of Israel’s most important Holocaust memorial museums, located in the historic Saraya complex. Jews lived in Hungary for over
A historical museum in a building partially dating back 400 years, documenting Jewish life in Tzfat over the past 200+
The highest point in Tzfat and the city’s most historically significant defensive site. Occupied from Crusader times (1102 CE) through

