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A fortress built by the Crusaders during the times of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem in Israel. The fortress is built on a narrow and steep cliff above the southern bank of Keziv stream in the upper Galilee region.
Montfort is a ruined Crusader castle in the Upper Galilee region in northern Israel, about 22 miles (35 km) northeast of the city of Haifa and 10 miles (16 km) south of the border with Lebanon.
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Ruins of an impressive fortress, both from the Crusader and Ottoman periods. They also have camp sites available (₪42/32/25 adult/child/student, +972 4-827660).
Muzeon Homa Umigdal
Tells the story of Kibbutz Hanita's founding. Also known as the "stockade and tower" museum after the fortifications built to protect the kibbutz at its founding - you can go up the tower which has a magnificent view. The museum is very close to the Lebanese border, so check that there are no security incidents before coming.
Includes the Old Car Collection, Art Gallery, the German-Speaking Jewry Heritage Museum, the Sculpture Garden and the Art of Industry Museum.
An indoor amusement park for kids. Adjacent to the My Baby child supply megastore.