Along with contemporary Latin American art, the museum also exhibits surrealist and classical art. 
There are five Ralli museums around the world located in Uruguay, Chile, Spain, and two in Caesarea Israel.

These museums were sponsored by the Harry Recanati Foundation, a private non-profit organization dedicated to presenting and disseminating contemporary Latin American art. 

Driving Directions:
Type "Ralli museums Caesarea" in your Waze app or Google Maps.

If you are interested in a refreshing and accessible trip, close to the central district, keep reading because this suggestion is perfect for you!
The Ein Aviel springs and magical sections make this a must-see essential experience, whether you take the dry or wet trail. 

The stream will connect a smaller with a larger and deeper pool, suitable for children. 

Important information: 

• Admission is free.
• Please keep the place clean since there are no bins there.

Driving Directions: 
Type "Ein Aviel" in your Waze app or Google Maps.
There is a nursery on the light, where you will make a U-turn encounter a relatively large dirt parking lot.
Upon arrival, park your car and enter the first spring through a relatively small entrance.
It is possible to continue walking and discover other springs along the way. 

There are many small sections with running' clean water through the year, shaded sitting areas, a swing , and peace & quit optimize your experience.

Feel free to walk along the stream, camp by the water, or just stop for a refreshing coffee break. 
The spring is not deep, so it is suitable for children. 

There is a 13-kilomerter stream that connects Ein Yerda directly to the Jordan River, starting in the Biryeh forest in Upper Galilee, and ending near Kibbutz Gadot.

More info:

• There are no bins in the area at all, so please pick up trash and clean up after yourself. 

Driving Direction:
There is a sign pointing to the "Horvat Yerda" before the Kibbutz and before the Sonol gas station. 
Turn left and drive on a narrow dirt road until you see a small dirt lot on the right where you can park your car.
Right in front of the dirt parking lot, you will see on the right side, an access road through which you follow the marked path. 

These are two amazing places in the north where you can pick fruits and vegetables. Don't miss the peak of the season!

Ktofoti - Bethlem of Galilee
For groups interested in nature, farm offer a full agricultural experience. 
Ktofoti offers organic nature activities such as picking herbs, fruits and vegetables, and enjoying fragrant herbal tea and fine coffee. 

Opening Hours:

• Friday 08:00-13:00
• Saturday 09:00-14:30

Bereshit Orchard in the Golan, Ein Zivan
A comprehensive experience which includes picking fruits of the season, rope park activities, food stands, an obstacle course, a small wading pool, a café, sitting areas, picnic tables and hammocks.

Opening Hours:

• Sunday-Thursday 10:00-16:00
• Friday-Saturday 09:00-16:00

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one of the most important technological contribution of the Austronesian people in Asia was canoeing.
Due to this innovation, the Austronesian people were pioneers in traversing large bodies of water.

Canoeing long distances resulted in the Austronesian people travelling all along the Pacific Ocean, settling in large groups and spreading their heritage around the world.

For an authentic canoeing experience, visit Rob-Roy Kinneret in the north.
This canoeing venue is an excellent choice for individuals and groups travelers, as it offers an experience as if you are in the heart of the wilderness.  

With a cruise duration of roughly an hour and half (suitable for children in age 2+), shaded pavilions, seating areas, herbal tea and coffee cart, there is much enjoy here. 

Important info:

• No reservations are required. 
  
• Hours of operation: Sunday- Thursday 09:00-17:00, Friday 15:00-18:00.
  
• On Friday, there is Shabbat with live music, lasting until 8 p.m.

Driving direction:
Type "Rob-Roy Kinneret" in your Waze app or Google Maps

Last Saturday I visited very impressive waterfall.
A picturesque waterfall ten of meters high, falls into a large natural and spectacular lake near "Nahal Zavitan".

It is a two-kilometers walk from the parking lot to the waterfall, but it's worth it and you will enjoy nature every step to the destination.
The waterfall flows only during the winter and spring moths, so visit while you still can!

Driving Direction:
Type "Hairusim Fall" in your Waze app or Google Maps.

February is the time when red anemones bloom.
In the southern area, there is a central forest where you can see the anemones.
The forest's impressive flowering and historical landscape is a breathtaking visual experience. 

Nir Mosh is located in the Western Negev. 
There are accessible parking lots nearby.

Driving Directions:
Type "Near Moshe Forest" in your Waze app or Google Maps.

Most of the year, the Nahal Orvim river stream is inactive.
After rainy days, it begins flowing from the plains of the Golan Heights to the Valley at its base.

When the stream turns into a steep cliff, the water splits into a 10-meter waterfall and a 30-meter waterfall.
The higher waterfall creates an impressive pool at is base.

Driving Directions: 
Type " Nahal Orvim" in your Waze app or Google Maps.

Yesterday I visited a water reservoir called "Lake Ram" in the Golan Heights, located next to Majdal Shams village, in the southern foothills of Mount Hermon.
The lake was created by the explosion of an ancient volcano.
The crater of mountain become a natural lake, filled with ground and rainwater.

Driving Directions: 
Type "Lake Ram" in your Waze app or google Maps.