Attractions & sights
The traditional grave of Hutzpit the Interpreter, one of the graves of sages visited by pilgrims in and around Tzfat's old cemetery. Details come from OpenStreetMap, so please confirm them before you go.
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Attractions & sights · Old City
One of the best-known synagogues of the Old City, named after the 15th-century sage Rabbi Yitzhak Abuhav; open to visitors outside prayer times. Modest dress.
Old City, Tzfat
Attractions & sights · Old City
Synagogue on the site where the Kabbalist Rabbi Isaac Luria (the Ari) and his students welcomed Shabbat; an active shul that visitors can see outside prayer times.
Old City, Tzfat
Attractions & sights · Old City
Arts and culture venue in Tzfat. Details come from OpenStreetMap, so please confirm them before you go.