City of Tzfat

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

One of the main Jewish book and Judaica shops in Tzfat’s Old City. Offers a curated selection of Jewish books,

Handmade silver and gold jewelry by Yossi, a jeweler born and raised in Tzfat’s Old City. His pieces draw on

The first dairy established in Israel, producing gourmet cheeses from sheep and goat milk since 1840. Visit includes a tour,

One of Tzfat’s most beloved institutions, located in the Old City next to the Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue. Sells hand-dipped, woven,

A 4-star hotel in the Artists’ Quarter featuring a steam room, Jacuzzi, and sauna. Located near the Olive Tree Fine