You can find Kibbutz hotels everywhere from the southernmost point of Eilat’s Red Sea to high up in the North near the snowy slopes of Mount Hermon.

When coming to Israel, Hotels located in the Kibbutzim throughout Israel’s offer beautiful, rustic countryside hospitality near all places of interest.

Each Kibbutz has its own unique characteristics, and can accommodate your personal preferences and budget. You set the pace, interests and pleasures by selecting the accommodations or program that you prefer and you can even stay at a different Kibbutz every night!

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The Mizpe Yam Hotel is an intimate hotel, with a special architectural design where The hotel guests feels  at home.

The combination of Hotel facilities and a Banquet Hall ensures guest satisfaction when celebrating Shabbat Hatan, Family gatherings and Conventions, which demand overnight accommodations. The hotel is located just a short walk  ti the beach and  promenade. Menus are catered to the guests preferences. The kitchen has a certified kashruth certificate provided by the Netanya rabbinate.

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The museum features interesting temporary exhibits for the entire family, including Faces: Inside and Out (through November 21, 2009) – about people, faces, masks and beliefs. The exhibit is experiential, and also features interactive games. The posters, illustrations, emblems, children’s books and games, as well as an array of photographs, (through March 2010) featured in Memories of the Zoo, are only a fraction of the items aimed at recreating the experience of visiting the zoo, as remembered by those who were once children in Tel Aviv or those who came to the city to visit the zoo, which was one of the attractions offered by the big city.

The museum also has a unique gift store, featuring handiwork by leading Israeli designers in the fields of Judaica, jewelry, ceramics, sculpture, children’s games and more

Through November 2009

In an impressive and comprehensive exhibit, painter Elie Shamir – who was born in Kfar Yehoshua – presents the village that he was born in, views of the Jezreel Valley, the link between man and his land, between Jewish pioneers and the Arab natives and between the farmer and his field. In his paintings, Elie Shamir corresponds with ancient mythologies and artistic traditions that are intertwined with the story of a farming  community and his personal memories. The interesting changes that transpire over the years are evident in the paintings, from the portraits of valley residents, to sowing the fields and the Chinese migrant workers eating in the fields. Shamir is a clear representative of Israeli painting, while also relying on motifs typical of artistic traditions.

The exhibit is accompanied by an impressive catalog with fascinating texts by various writers including Meir Shalev and Yitzhak Ben Ner
Museum Address: Sderot Shaul Mamelech 27, Tel Aviv

Opening Hours:

Sunday: Closed

Monday, Wednesday: 10:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.

Tuesday, Thursday: 10:00 A.M. – 10:00 P.M.

Friday: 10:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.

Saturday: 10:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.

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