The old city inn Tzfat Review

Zifat or translated as Safad, is one of the four holy cities of Judaism, because it is located in the mountains, windy flow, and spiritual, so it has created the prosperity of Jewish mystic "Kabbalah". The town is beautiful and quiet, and has been named the world's ten most beautiful towns by CNN.

The town of Safad, one of the four holy cities of Israel in the Galilee Mountains, mysterious traditional Jewish black clothes, people walking in the town, stimulating your curiosity about this faith, walking here in the ancient town of artistic temperament, opening your piety.

The town of Zaffat, Israel, and Jerusalem, Hebron, and Taibale are called the four holy cities of Judaism. We arrived just in time for the Sabbath of Judaism (every Friday and Sunday sunset), and everyone had to rest at home without going out, so there was no one in the street, and the town seemed extraordinarily silent. The downside is that many cultural venues that I was going to visit couldn’t enter. I wanted to take a small hat on my head and a traditional Jew with a small scorpion on the side of the scorpion could not be taken (the Sabbath, the locals would be very disgusted with taking pictures of them), I could only take a comic. What do you mean...

Zefat is Israel's highest-altitude town, a famous Jewish cultural community and one of the four holy cities of Judaism. Zifat was rated one of the most beautiful towns in the world by Lonely Planet. The small alleys in the town are very wonderful. The stone alleys and the graffiti walls are all over the place. It is a very beautiful mountain city. It is the world of literary youth. In the air of Tsifat a soft and leisurely atmosphere, adding a lightness to the original heavy land, will be trapped in a very peaceful mood. In addition, the main colors of the town blue and beige are very fresh and especially suitable for taking pictures.

Israel's Safad is located in the mountains of Upper Galilee, with a population of less than 30,000, but is listed as the four holy cities of Israel's Judaism with Jerusalem, Hebron and Tebar. In the late fifteenth century, a large number of Hispanic Jews fled to Safad and established a Jewish mystic philosophy sect (Kabbalah), which is still the center of the Kabbalah sect, where many people came to learn Jewish traditions. @Weibo Travel