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Considered the oldest synagogue in the city. Only open for prayers on the Sabbath.
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In memory of Rabbi Isaac Luria. Normally open for visitors on weekdays and boasts an ornate ark.
Unique, beautiful, and most famous. It was built in the 1490s according to Kabbalistic architectural and spiritual beliefs.
Another popular landmark, established in the 16th century on the site of a yeshiva run by Rabbi Yosef Karo, author of the Shulchan Aruch (the most authoritative code of Jewish law).
In the Old City including the Exhibition Centre in Safed Big Mosque.
the burial place of many famous Rabbis and is a common destination for visitors to Safed looking for answers to their prayers. Some famous Jewish personalities buried there include: