The mystical city of Safed, the tombs of the great rabbis, Crusader castles, pioneer settlements, and the bird migration spectacle of the Hula Valley.
Explore the Upper Galilee
- Adir Winery: High-Altitude Wines with Galilee Views
- Baron Edmond de Rothschild: The Man Who Kept the Dream Alive
- Dalton Winery: Cool-Climate Wines from the Upper Galilee
- Gush Halav: The Last Jewish Stronghold in the Galilee
- Har Adir and the Second Lebanon War Memorial
- Har HaGalil Winery: Boutique Wines from the Galilee Mountains
- Ikrit and Bir’am: An Unfinished Chapter
- Israel’s Northern Border: Where History Drew the Line
- Kabbalah: Jewish Mysticism from Safed to the World
- Meron and the Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai
- Metula: Israel’s Northernmost Town
- Metzudat Koach (Fortress 28): The Battle That Opened the North
- Montfort Castle: A Crusader Ruin in the Galilee Forest
- Mount Meron Nature Reserve and Summit Trail
- Peki’in: The Cave of Rashbi and 2,000 Years of Jewish Presence
- Rabbi Joseph Caro and the Shulchan Aruch
- Recanati Winery: Mediterranean Style from an Italian-Israeli Family
- Rosh Pina: The Pioneer Village That Became a Gem
- Safed in the 16th Century: When a Small Town Changed Judaism Forever
- Safed: The Mystical City in the Sky
- Tel Dan: Where Abraham Walked and a Kingdom Was Divided
- Tel Hai: Where Eight Defenders Changed History
- Tel Hazor: The Largest Ancient City in Canaan
- Tel Kedesh: The Forgotten Temple in Israel’s Far North
- The Ancient Synagogue at Bar’am
- The Ari: Rabbi Isaac Luria and the Revolution of Kabbalah
- The Circassians of Israel: A Caucasus Community in the Heart of the Galilee
- The Hula Valley and Bird Migration in Israel
- The Sea to Sea Trail: Crossing Israel on Foot
- Tombs of the Righteous: Jewish Pilgrimage in the Galilee
- Yesod HaMa’ala: Foundation of the Ascent
More sites coming soon.