Shula From Shtula & Talking Walls

We will dine at Shula’s house, a meal that is both a story and an experience.
Shula lives in a village on the Lebanese border. The road to the village runs along one of the most beautiful roads in the Western Galilee.
Up the road from Shula’s house is the border wall, which is currently decorated with colorful graffiti by artists from all over the world who were invited to come to the perimeter fence in the north of the country to paint on the concrete wall, and fill the concrete space with colorful works of artistic and social significance.
After the tour of the wall, you can come to Shula’s house, sit with her in the living room or in her green garden, enjoy a sumptuous Kurdish meal, as only Shula knows how to prepare, hear her fascinating and special story that she tells with great talent and a lot of humor, hear her sing and wrap yourself in the warmth and human love that she spreads.

The food is kosher and the house is on the ground floor and accessible.

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