Want to spend a romantic day in the Western Galilee? Get original ideas for a romantic couple’s day in the Galilee, because romance is so important!
What is the secret of the magic that connects people, what binds two to the joint creation of a relationship, in business, life, or both?
What is that wonderful emotion that makes people do things with a shared passion, and what are the secret spices that each couple adds to creation within a relationship? And don’t get confused. Not everything is rosy in the paradise of business relationships!
Below are the stories of couples in business and life – is it even recommended to combine work and relationship, where do they “escape” after work, and more behind-the-scenes stories of couples throughout the Galilee.
Aluma restaurant is a Galilean bistro located on the rural country road between Kfar Vradim and Tarshiha, with pine hills, tobacco fields, and Galilean landscape just outside its window. The location was selected out of a desire to appeal to diverse crowds, Jews and Arabs, living side-by-side in this growing region that still maintains traditional rural characteristics.
Tarshiha
Adelina opened in Kibbutz Cabri more than 19 years ago. With a large patio overlooking banana fields and the blue sea in the distance, Adelina is a chef restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine and an added Spanish touch. The restaurant is inside a stone building once used as the kibbutz's cultural center, facing Western Galilee views.
Kibbutz Cabri
Hadaral'e is a romantic, kosher restaurant overlooking the Monfort Lake, offering an authentic Galilean kitchen including meat, fresh fish, and wonderful vegetarian dishes. The restaurant was founded in 2005 as a mutual dream by Sivan and Hadar Amsalem.
Ma'alot-Tarshiha
The Lotem Winery was established in 2010 out of a love for the world of wine, and hospitality, and a desire to bring the organic way of working to the forefront. The organic concept accompanies the winery in the wine production process - quality wines produced in a production process that protects the environment and nature, and also in the hospitality experience.
Kibbutz Lotem
Aluma restaurant is a Galilean bistro located on the rural country road between Kfar Vradim and Tarshiha, with pine hills, tobacco fields, and Galilean landscape just outside its window. The location was selected out of a desire to appeal to diverse crowds, Jews and Arabs, living side-by-side in this growing region that still maintains traditional rural characteristics.
Tarshiha
Adelina opened in Kibbutz Cabri more than 19 years ago. With a large patio overlooking banana fields and the blue sea in the distance, Adelina is a chef restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine and an added Spanish touch. The restaurant is inside a stone building once used as the kibbutz's cultural center, facing Western Galilee views.
Kibbutz Cabri
Hadaral'e is a romantic, kosher restaurant overlooking the Monfort Lake, offering an authentic Galilean kitchen including meat, fresh fish, and wonderful vegetarian dishes. The restaurant was founded in 2005 as a mutual dream by Sivan and Hadar Amsalem.
Ma'alot-Tarshiha
The Lotem Winery was established in 2010 out of a love for the world of wine, and hospitality, and a desire to bring the organic way of working to the forefront. The organic concept accompanies the winery in the wine production process - quality wines produced in a production process that protects the environment and nature, and also in the hospitality experience.
Kibbutz Lotem
Tamar and Meir Davidson came to Akko and fell in love with the Old City - with the ancient buildings, the impressive wall surrounding it, the authentic markets and the friendly people of the city. Inspired by their trips to Nepal, India and Southern Italy, they decided to develop local eco-urban tourism, combining the authentic experience of being hosted in luxurious and modern rooms with the human and cultural fabric of the Old City.
Old Akko
Arabesque is a boutique hotel and artists' residence located in the heart of the old city in a spectacularly beautiful Ottoman building. When Professor Evan Fallenberg, writer and translator, founded Arabesque, he saw in his vision a home for artists, people of culture and spirit, a house of connections and community. The dream became reality and today Arabesque hosts a diverse crowd of Israelis and tourists from all over the world, alongside creators from various fields of art who come to the "Residency", an artist program, which allows them to devote themselves to their work and develop it in the heart of ancient Akko full of magic and inspiration.
Old Akko
Tamar and Meir Davidson came to Akko and fell in love with the Old City - with the ancient buildings, the impressive wall surrounding it, the authentic markets and the friendly people of the city. Inspired by their trips to Nepal, India and Southern Italy, they decided to develop local eco-urban tourism, combining the authentic experience of being hosted in luxurious and modern rooms with the human and cultural fabric of the Old City.
Old Akko
Arabesque is a boutique hotel and artists' residence located in the heart of the old city in a spectacularly beautiful Ottoman building. When Professor Evan Fallenberg, writer and translator, founded Arabesque, he saw in his vision a home for artists, people of culture and spirit, a house of connections and community. The dream became reality and today Arabesque hosts a diverse crowd of Israelis and tourists from all over the world, alongside creators from various fields of art who come to the "Residency", an artist program, which allows them to devote themselves to their work and develop it in the heart of ancient Akko full of magic and inspiration.
Old Akko
