Guidebook for Kiryat Tiv'on
Food Scene
בית קפה, ישראלי, איטלקי, אירופאי
אילוצי מזון מיוחדים
ידידותי לצמחוניים, אפשרויות לטבעונים, כשר
ארוחות
ארוחת בוקר, ארוחת צהריים, בראנץ'
It has nice food and drinks
המקום מתאפיין באווירה אינטימית, שירות אישי ואדיב וניתן להנות ממגוון לחמים ומאפים טריים בכל שעות היום, מעדנייה עשירה ותפריט חלבי מגוון . את המקום מקיפה מרפסת לנוחיות המעשנים.
*כשר*
נגישות - ,ריהוט נגיש , עמדה נגישה, ללא שירותי נכים , חניית נכים בסמוך לסניף , ניתן להיכנס עם חיית שירות.
17 locals recommend
Biga
85 Alonim StIt has nice food and drinks
המקום מתאפיין באווירה אינטימית, שירות אישי ואדיב וניתן להנות ממגוון לחמים ומאפים טריים בכל שעות היום, מעדנייה עשירה ותפריט חלבי מגוון . את המקום מקיפה מרפסת לנוחיות המעשנים.
*כשר*
נגישות - ,ריהוט נגיש , עמדה נגישה, ללא שירותי נכים , חניית נכים בסמוך לסניף , ניתן להיכנס עם חיית שירות.
Shany Coffee and Bakery
1 כיכר בן גוריוןvery good bakery שני קונדיטוריה
Tanti Baci Italian Restaurant
35 HaShkedim StreetSightseeing
Alexander Zaid was a veteran of the Jewish defense organization Bar Giora, which later became Hashomer. In 1926 he came to the Sheikh Abrek hills with his wife Zipporah and their four children, and served as a guard on behalf of the Jewish National Fund. Twelve years later, he was murdered close to his home; that murder shocked the entire country. In a hilltop overlooking the Jezreel Valley is a bronze statue of Alexander Zaïd on horseback sculpted by David Polus.[8] Givat Zaid and Beit Zaid were named after him.[9] The poet Alexander Penn dedicated his poem, Adamah, Admati ("Land, My Land") to Alexander Zaïd.
Beit Zaid
Alexander Zaid was a veteran of the Jewish defense organization Bar Giora, which later became Hashomer. In 1926 he came to the Sheikh Abrek hills with his wife Zipporah and their four children, and served as a guard on behalf of the Jewish National Fund. Twelve years later, he was murdered close to his home; that murder shocked the entire country. In a hilltop overlooking the Jezreel Valley is a bronze statue of Alexander Zaïd on horseback sculpted by David Polus.[8] Givat Zaid and Beit Zaid were named after him.[9] The poet Alexander Penn dedicated his poem, Adamah, Admati ("Land, My Land") to Alexander Zaïd.
Parks & Nature
Necropolis of Bet She’arim: A Landmark of Jewish Renewal
Consisting of a series of catacombs, the necropolis developed from the 2nd century AD as the primary Jewish burial place outside Jerusalem following the failure of the second Jewish revolt against Roman rule. Located southeast of the city of Haifa, these catacombs are a treasury of artworks and inscriptions in Greek, Aramaic, Hebrew and Palmyrene. Bet She’arim bears unique testimony to ancient Judaism under the leadership of Rabbi Judah the Patriarch, who is credited with Jewish renewal after 135 AD.
26 locals recommend
Bet She'arim National Park
Necropolis of Bet She’arim: A Landmark of Jewish Renewal
Consisting of a series of catacombs, the necropolis developed from the 2nd century AD as the primary Jewish burial place outside Jerusalem following the failure of the second Jewish revolt against Roman rule. Located southeast of the city of Haifa, these catacombs are a treasury of artworks and inscriptions in Greek, Aramaic, Hebrew and Palmyrene. Bet She’arim bears unique testimony to ancient Judaism under the leadership of Rabbi Judah the Patriarch, who is credited with Jewish renewal after 135 AD.
Nahal HaShofet
Alro'i Spring
Gan HaShlosha National Park
HaBonim Beach
Shopping
Street Mall
3 Ekaliptus StShops and restaurants
Cinemall
55 HaHistadrut AveEssentials
חברותא
Drinks & Nightlife
Baron Bar
3 Ha-Kalaniyot StArts & Culture
Mount Precipice