Rosh Pina (meaning cornerstone) is a beautiful town located at the foot of Mount Canaan (Cna'an) and the city of Safed. Rosh Pina was founded in 1878 and its rural character, its landscapes and the remnants of the structures that are still seen in it, in the old Rishonim Street and all around the town, reflect and present the history and origin of the modern Jewish settlement in the Galilee region. In Rosh Pina there is a reconstructed area that is like an open museum which includes the upper street which was built by the pioneers, the administrative center of the Baron Edmond de Rothschild, the famous rose garden and the house of Professor Mer, who lived here in 1929 and was sent by the British government to find a cure for malaria. Today the house serves as an archive and a museum. The reconstructed site captures the charm of the old town of Rosh Pina. Along the enchanting reconstructed streets and alleys charming restaurants, pubs and cafés, artists’ galleries and romantic corners can be found.