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The 17th Olive Product Festival
The olive product festival will take place during the olive picking season at 26.10-7.11.11 all over Galilee, Golan and valleys.
During the festival there will be many sites that will have touristic activities such as:
tours in oil presses, musical shows, participation in olive picking, farmers' fairs, workshops and more.
Galilee Music Festival
Saturday, December 5th at 12:30
W.A Mozart Requiem- Aramaic Maroni church in Gush-Halav, Israel
Artistic Director & Conductor: Ada Pelleg
For further information & tickets sale: www.galileemusic.org.il
Thursday, 3.11.2011 , 20:00
Rosh-Pina Cinematheque
Mostly Mozart.. but not just
Arias by Mozart, Haydn & gluck
Thursday, 3.11.2011 , 22:00
Rosh-Pina Cinematheque
The film –" I, Don Giovanni"
Friday, 4.11.2011, 11:00
Rosh-Pina Cinematheque
"Zamir Quartet"
Mozart & Mendelssohn
Hula Nature Reserve
The Hula Nature Reserve is located in the southern Hula Valley, near Yesud Hama'ala. The reserve was founded after the Hula Lake and swamps were drained in the early days of the state of Israel, in order to preserve part of the waterscape, along with the special fauna and flora that had been there before the drainage project.Visitors to the reserve can see tens of thousands of fowl, including cranes, storks and pelicans (depending on the season), which live in the Hula Reserve and enjoy the lake, the marshes and the abundance of food that the Hula Valley offers. The marvelous Oforiya visitors' center in the reserve includes a model of the Hula Valley, a short film about the formation of the Hula Valley and the draining of the lake and the swamps and a spectacular 3D multimedia presentation that lets the audience join a flock of birds in flight.
For further details, call 04-6937069.
Lake Agmon
Lake Agmon (Agmon Hahula, in Hebrew) is situated in the center of the Hula Valley. It is one of the world's major bird-watching sites.Visitors may tour the Agmon on tandem bicycles, electric vehicles, a guided wagon accompanied by a guide that enters the bird feeding and hiding areas or special tours according to theme and season.
The unique experience at the Agmon is suitable for all ages, allowing visitors to observe thousands of birds, others animals and the special vegetation of the wetlands.
The winter is the Agmon's best season and the most highly recommended times of day or early in the morning and about one hour before dusk.
For further details, call 04-6817137.
Korazim National Park
The national park is located near the village of Korazim. During the 1980s, excavations and reconstruction work were conducted here. The site includes the ruins of a Jewish settlement from the Roman and Byzantine era. Most of the finds are from the fourth century CE. They include one of the most splendid ancient synagogues in the country, with impressive carvings, residences, a ritual bath and an olive press.Korazim overlooks the Sea of Galilee and serves as a good observation point. In addition, plum trees and gall oaks grow here and there are many conies to be seen on the rocks.
For further details, call 04-6934982
Capernaum National Park
Capernaum National Park and the nearby remains of a fishing village from the Second Temple period are situated near the area, by the shore of the Sea of Galilee. This is where Jesus established the center of his activity in the Galilee. There are two adjacent churches, one Franciscan Catholic and the other Greek Orthodox, as well as ruins of a Byzantine synagogue.For further details, call 04-6793865.
Tel Hatzor
At Hatzor, an ancient tel and a national park, archeologists have found the ruins of palaces and residences from as long ago as the early 2nd millennium BCE. Visitors can observe the ruins of the different settlements here, and the especially impressive water system of the city, which has been dated to the period of King Ahab (9th century BCE). In 2005, UNESCO declared Tel Hatzor a World Heritage Site.For further details, call 04-6937290.
