• Tarpat Street - Discover sites of Kabbalistic importance and delve into the ideas and traditions associated with these locations.

“Kabbalah” represents the mystical and historically secretive aspect of Judaism. For centuries, the public had limited access to these teachings. In the 16th century, the city of Zefat/Safed emerged as the center of these teachings. Many renowned Kabbalists taught here, including Rabbi Moshe Cordovero, “Alkabetz,” and the Holy Ari “Isaac Luria.”

Besides its Kabbalistic heritage, Zefat/Safed was also the home of Rabbi Yosef Karo, the author of the “Shulchan Aruch,” the most authoritative book on Jewish religious law.

The Kabbalah Heritage Walk is distinctive because it is led by individuals who have studied and been inspired by these teachings. At each site, participants will learn about the teachings of the relevant sage and their practical impact on contemporary global Judaism.

This program runs once daily from Sunday to Thursday starting at 1:30 pm, and on Friday starting at 11 am. Any other times must be arranged in advance and are subject to availability.

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What is Kabbalah? Discover how the 16th-century Kabbalists of Zefat/Safed transformed Judaism. Explore the legends and mysteries of Kabbalah at their important sites.

Zefat/Safed is recognized as one of Judaism’s four “Holy Cities.” In the 16th century, it was home to many influential Jewish leaders whose teachings and contributions continue to shape modern Jewish life.

Visitors to these synagogues and burial sites often report experiencing inexplicable sensations.

The Kabbalah Heritage Walk offers an opportunity to engage with a local Talmudic and Kabbalistic scholar while visiting significant Kabbalah sites. This is a chance to discuss how these teachings influence daily Jewish life and to ask any questions you may have.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.