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. Safed Cheese In every grocery store in Israel, you can find Safed cheese. It is widespread, and we buy it every week. So what is Safed cheese? Tzfat cheese is…
The underground tunnels in Safed are part of a 16th-century complex that was buried since the earthquake in 1837. Map The underground tunnels are located on Alkabets 17 Street in the old city of Safed. Here is a map of the area with marked points of interest. And here is the touristic map of Safed….
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. Map Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue is located near Safed Candles on Israel Najara Streed in the old city of Safed. And…
Abuhav Synagogue is a 16th-century synagogue named after Rabbi Yitzhak Abuhav, a Spanish Talmudic scholar and Kabbalist. 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 interest. And here is the touristic map of Safed. Notes: Directions If you…
Safed Candles Gallery presents stunning handcrafted candles in the old city of Safed. Map Safed Candles is near Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue, on 60 Israel Najara Street. Here is a map of the area with marked points of interest. And here is the touristic map of Safed. Note: click on the map to enlarge it. Directions…
According to tradition, at the spot of the Church of the Visitation, Mary met her cousin Elizabeth and sang a hymn of praise (the Magnificat). Map Ein Kerem was an ancient village in the Jerusalem district. And now, it is one of the neighborhoods in southwest Jerusalem. And here is the map of Ein Kerem:…