Cipori is the oldest Jewish-Roman city located in the Lower Galilee in the Israelian Valley, halfway between Haifa and the Sea of Galilee.
The capital of Galilee, which historian Joseph Flavius called «a decoration of Galilee».
Among the sights you can still see the Crusader fortress, later rebuilt by Daher al-Omar, the Bedouin ruler of Galilee in the 18th century.
At that time the city was called Safuria, retaining the sound of the Jewish name.
The remains of a church built in honour of Anne, Mary’s mother, can still be seen.
But the most important is the restored villa of the third century with an impressive mosaic «Mona Lisa of Galilee», a mosaic with scenes from the life of Dionysus, the god of wine.
Also stunning 5th century Nile mosaic, magnificent synagogue preservation with a mosaic of zodiac signs and many other attractions.
Next we will visit the boutique winery, where there is a vineyard and an apiary.
The main theme of this location is a unique wooden hut built in the Apallachi Mountains in Virginia (USA) in the middle of the last century.
A piece of Western right here in Israel right now.
But we can also try about 10 kinds of honey, buy wine from local vineyards.
We will also visit the unique moshav Alonay Abba, where we will learn the history of the first settlers, we will see an impressive building of the Evangelical Church.
In this place, almost every house is a stunning architectural structure.
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