The Ben-Zvi Hut in Kibbutz Beit Keshet in the Lower Galilee is dedicated to Yitzhak Ben-Zvi, the second President of the State of Israel. In this hut Ben-Zvi and his family spent many years, but it is interesting to know that this hut originally stood in Jerusalem and was moved here only in the 1950s. Following renovation and preservation works the hut was opened again a few years ago and now it serves to commemorate the man and his heritage. Beyond these official aspects, when visiting the Ben-Zvi Hut you will also be able to experience the simple and beautiful way of life of the young State of Israel in those early days. Alongside the historic items, a 15 minutes film is shown at the Ben-Zvi Hut which tells about the life of the Ben-Zvi family.
Best Season: All Seasons
Type of Tour: Independent
Tour Mode: Hike
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Tour Duration: About- 5 Hours
Difficulty Level: Easy
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Best Season: All Seasons
Type of Tour: Independent
Tour Mode: Drive
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Tour Duration: About- 5 Hours
Difficulty Level: Easy
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Best Season: All Seasons
Type of Tour: Independent
Tour Mode: Drive
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Tour Duration: About- 4 Hours
Difficulty Level: Easy
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Best Season: All Seasons
Type of Tour: Independent
Tour Mode: Hike
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Tour Duration: About- 3 Hours
Difficulty Level: Easy
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