Historical Sites The Galilee

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
The Galilee	The Western Galilee	Nazareth	Caesarea & Netanya	The Judean Lowland	Beit She'an & the Valleys	The Negev

The Tel Kedesh National Park According to many, the remains of the Roman temple found at the Tel Kedesh (Kedesh Mound) National Park, located in the Naphtali Mountains, are the most impressive in the country.	The Old Cemetery in Rosh Pina It is true that the Old Cemetery of Rosh Pina is not a “classic” tourist attraction, but just like any other old cemetery in Israel, this special place involves an abundance of tales.
Mivdad Netofa (Lavra Netofa) It is refreshing to find out that even in Israel of the 21st century there are still people who live in seclusion.	Shlomo Ben Yosef Cave, Rosh Pina Behind the town’s “Beit Hapkidot” (the administration house), on the mountain slope which faces south, is a stone structure which surrounds a small cave that is named after Shlomo Ben Yosef.
Nimrod Lookout in Rosh Pina The Rosh Pina reconstruction site is filled with old structures, fairly narrow stone streets and a heavy historical atmosphere.	Aker Ruin To many the Aker Ruin symbolizes the foot trail which passes in the Margaliot Stream- an interesting location on the Israel National Trail (Shvil Israel).
The Dado Observation Point in Metula On the top of Mount Tsfiya which is located in the western part of Metula, is found the Dado Observation Point.	The Monument to the Twelve Fallen Soldiers of the Safari This is a monument to the twelve Israel Defense Forces soldiers who died in Lebanon when a roadside explosive exploded near a convoy of IDF Safari vans in Marj-Ayun.
Tel Hazor (‎Hatzor Mound) Acient Tel Hazor (‎Hatzor Mound), located in the southern part of the Hula Valley, is one of the most important of the archeological sites of Israel and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.	Hurbat Yarda (Yarda Ruins) Even though here fell 101 soldiers in the War of Independence, the Yarda Ruins and the monument which was built next to it did not receive their deserved publicity.
The Bar'am synagogue The ancient synagogue of Kfar Bar'am is an elaborate structure built from big and beautiful basalt stones.	Jerusalem Bells in Rosh Pina This well-established gallery, which serves also as a center for creative workshops, presents a rich world of sounds and sights in the shape of beautiful wind chimes.
Tel Yodfat Tel Yodfat is an archeological mound which is situated a kilometer to the south-east of Moshav Yodfat.	Beit Danny (Danny House) in Rosh Pina At the corner of HaElyon and HaRishonim Streets at the reconstruction site of Rosh Pina, in front of the old synagogue, is Beit Danny (Danny House), a reconstructed stone structure which stated its life in 1883 as a residential house for the pioneers of Rosh Pina.
The Jewish Quarter of Safed (Tzfat) Walking around between the stone alleys of the Jewish Quarter in the “Old City" of Safed (Tzfat), a center of Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism) and “the City of the Kabbalists”, and one of Judaism's Four Holy Cities, is filled with history, many stories and a great atmosphere of holiness and mysticism.	The Administration Buildings in Rosh Pina The beating heart of Rosh Pina’s reconstruction site, are the two adjacent impressive administration buildings, which were built for the clerks of the Baron Edmond de Rothschild, who was the patron of the young and developing Rosh Pina.
The Tel Hai Courtyard In Israel, even those who are not specialists in pre-State’s history know Joseph Trumpeldor, the man and the myth.	The “Sliks” (Arms Caches) Site The kibbutz of Kfar Gil’adi (Gil’adi Village) was founded in 1916 by the members of HaShomer (The Watchmen) Organization.
Biriya Fortress The Biriya Fortress, which is located in the Biriya Forest in the Galilee, has fascinating historic tales.	Yosef Friedman House (The “Effendi”) Yosef Friedman was a part of the Yeshiva students group that came down from Safed in 1878 to build Rosh Pina in its initial form (back then it was called “Gay Oni”).
The Zinati House and the Old Synagogue in Peki'in The ancient synagogue in Peki'in (also called the Old Synagogue), was built according to tradition following the destruction of the Second Jewish Temple.	Alter Schwartz Hotel On HaRishonim Street, which is in the reconstructed site of Rosh Pina, is a stone structure that captures one’s attention, which has been undergoing preservation work for many years now.
Tel Hai (Hill of Life) In 1920 a historic battle, a part of the Israeli–Arab conflict, took place here in the small village of Tel Hai (Hill of Life), which became a symbol for the battle of the few against the many and for the ideal of resettling this country.