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Tourists from Israel, the Middle East, and around the world visit the Galilee to encounter these unique traditions and cultures.

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The village of Ein Qiniyye is a gem of nature and history which lies on the Hermon ridge slopes above Nahal Saar, at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level.

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The Galilee Development Authority invites you to spend the coming winter in the Galilee, a beautiful and special part of Israel, and enjoy nature and flower touring, flowing springs, diverse agriculture, heritage, history and art.

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“Israel by Foot” is a Israel Hiking Portal for nature lovers visiting Israel and the Galilee.
The website provide information for the independent tourist that wants to explore Israel “Off The Beaten Track”.
The hikes are accompanied by High-Quality Hiking Maps and GPS Files.

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Cities and shrines have risen back through time around the Sea of Galilee, Israel’s largest lake.

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Old Acre is one of Israel’s most exceptional locations. A true seaside city surrounded by ancient stone walls, Old Acre is home to countless historical and culinary treasures and exudes a uniquely sublime atmosphere, unlike anywhere else in the country.

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Known as the Princess of the Galilee, Rosh Pina is home to the perfect mix of natural, cultural, historic and entertainment hotspots.
A beautifully restored, serene northern village where aged olive trees and quaint homes are surrounded by lush golden fields, Rosh Pina is just the place for a leisurely and relaxing vacation, where visitors can relive village life as it was, over a century ago.

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The Galilee Wine Board’s figures indicate increasing consumption of locally produced wines. Buying a range of types and prices is now as simple as going to your local shops. On the other hand, because many wines aren`t available in neighborhood stores, you miss out on better and more varied choices.
We caugh up with Rami Naaman, proprietor of the Naaman Winery, and Oren Kedem, propriety of Assaf Winery, both are from the Galilee wineries, to discuss everything you ever wanted to know about wine but didn’t know who to ask.

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We are invited to take a sneak peek into the first religious kibbutz in Israel by the name Tirat Zvi

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The north of Israel as you’ve never seen it before, covered in blankets of green, blooming anemone fields, and glorious mountains.

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