The Pool of Arches is an ancient underground pool in Ramla. And you can sail in a boat inside this pool. Table of Contents1 Map2 Opening Hours3 Entrance Fee4 Contact Information5 About5.1 Other Names6 Summary Map Ramla is a city in central Israel. It is about 24 km from Tel Aviv and approximately 50 km…
Rob Roy is a tourist attraction by the Sea of Galilee. And their most popular attraction is Indian canoeing. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions2 Opening Hours3 Entrance Fee4 Coupons5 When is the best time for a visit?6 Photographing7 Canoeing8 The Downsides of Rob Roy9 Summary Map Rob Roy is located on the Jordan River, near…
Safed Cheese is a semi-hard salty cheese originating in the city of Safed. And today, you can still find the original dairies in the city. Table of Contents1 Safed Cheese2 History3 Map4 Hameiri Dairy5 Kadosh Dairy6 Summary Safed Cheese In every grocery store in Israel, you can find Safed cheese. It is widespread, and we…
The underground tunnels in Safed are part of a 16th-century complex that was buried since the earthquake in 1837. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions2 Opening Hours3 Contact Information4 Entrance Fee5 At the Underground Tunnels5.1 Ancient water cistern5.2 ‘Beit Hakahal’6 Summary Map The underground tunnels are located on Alkabets 17 Street in the old city of…
Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue is a mid-16th-century synagogue in the old city of Safed, named after Ari, founder of Lurianic Kabbalah. Note: in religious circles, ARI is a known Hebrew acronym for Rabbi Isaac Luria Ashkenazi. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions2 About3 The Entrance4 The Holy Ark5 Summary Map Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue is located near Safed…
Abuhav Synagogue is a 16th-century synagogue named after Rabbi Yitzhak Abuhav, a Spanish Talmudic scholar and Kabbalist. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions2 Opening Hours3 Contact Information4 About Abuhav Synagogue5 Summary Map The synagogue is located on Simtat Abuhav in the old city of Safed. Here is a map of the area with marked points of…