Tiberias was built by Herod Antipas - the son of Herod the Great in honor of the Roman emperor Tiberius. Since then, the city has known various rulers and many eras have left their mark on it. The first synagogue at this place was built by the Hasidim, they say, under the leadership of Menachem Mendel from Vitebsk, while others say that they were survivors of the Chernobyl massacre. Today, the Hasidic community settled in the synagogue. The synagogue has been restored and a special Hasidic spirit has returned to it. Translated with Google Translate
The first stop is the village of artists Ein Hod - an interesting story, galleries and street art, here you can have breakfast in a cozy cafe and contemplate the morning coast from the height of the mountain. Further the path will pass along one of the most picturesque roads - the mountain pass through the Carmel. Along the way, there will be ancient caves and quarries, stunning views and unusual places from the horse farm to the “leaky prison”. Then we are waiting for Arbel National Park - the Crusaders' battle with Muslims, a picturesque cliff overlooking the entire north of the country, the cave fortress besieged by the soldiers of Herod the Great. Then we take a walk along the Tiberias embankment with its stories from Prague and Vitebsk rabbis to Israeli generals and politicians. Then we will visit the city of Jesus Christ - Capernaum where the house of Peter the Great, the ancient synagogue and the excavations of incredible scope are preserved. Well, and then cherished Zimmer with a view of the Kinneret, barbecue, night peace and coolness. Translated with Google Translate