HaRishonim Street – Metula
The gorgeous HaRishonim Street in Metula is a semi-European street that takes visitors back in time to when Metula was founded in 1896. The houses on the street have been reconstructed and preserved in way that reflects the past authentically. Among others, HaRishonim Street includes the Farmer’s House (Beit HaIkar) which is a lovely nostalgic museum. In some of the stone houses lining the street are artist’s galleries, excellent restaurants and charming cafes. HaRishonim Street is well worth a visit when touring Metula and the area.
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address: HaRishonim Street, Metula
Categories : Attractions
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