A graduate of Princeton University, Safed artist, Sheva Chaya draws on her professional artistic training to bring Dreams and Visions to life through her vibrant artwork. Sheva Chaya utilizes glassblowing demonstrations and her lively watercolor paintings to elucidate Jewish mystical concepts and traditional liturgy which inspire her work. Small and large group presentation topics include: The Kabbalah of Glassblowing, The Precious Land of Israel, Expressionist Watercolor, Women's Wisdom.

Kursi, on the east shore of the Kineret, is believed to be the site of the miracle of swines. Excavations revealed there the remnants of the largest Byzantine-period monastery in Israel , with some...

Indulge yourself in the 1500 S.M. facilities lavishly equipped with Saunas, Jacuzzis, Signature fitness facilities, and an exquisite Turkish Hammam. Or experience the beauty of life again with a massage or facial. There is a full range of cosmetics and aesthetic services offered by the Luna cosmetology team, and a full service hair salon adds the finishing touch. Luna cafe and the specially designed sleeping rooms are perfect to rest and relax after a massage.

This archaeological site of an ancient fortress town has revealed more than 20 layers of ruins, ranging in time from the Neolithic Period (7000 BC) to the end of the Persian Period (332 BC).

The Mary's Well Park is unfortunately not well maintained by the city, and the building that is currently called Mary's Well was made in the year 2000, and the plaque has been stolen, and not...

This small winery, producing a variety of fruit wines and liquors, is part of the Kibbutz Amiad.

Instituted in 1882, this family-operated winery produces four series of wines: Baron, Tishbi, Estate and Jonathan Tishbi Special Reserve.

Farm near Mount Tabor that produces sheep and goat milk cheeses.

The Jesus Trail offers an alternative for travelers and pilgrims to experience the steps of Jesus in a way that is authentic, adventurous and educational by trekking through the rugged and beautiful...

Built on the grotto where Mary is believed to have lived and the Site of the Annunciation, this basilica houses a collection of excavated remnants of churches from the Crusader and Byzantine eras.

Sprawling over the winding streets up the Galilean hillsides, this bustling open-air bazaar features a wide variety of small shops such as the Bride’s, Blacksmith’s, Goldsmith’s and Vegetable markets.

Located in the Basilica of the Annunciation, this large cave is the site where it is said the angel Gabriel proclaimed to Mary that she would give birth to Jesus.