Around Jerusalem and the Dead Sea
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1. Ahava Factory Visitors Center
SpasKibbutz Mitzpe Shalem manufactures the excellent Ahava skin- and hair-care products based on (but not smelling like) Dead Sea minerals, and...
Kibbutz Mitzpe Shalem manufactures the excellent Ahava skin- and hair-care products based on (but not smelling like) Dead Sea minerals, and the factory outlet here is 20 km (12½ miles) south of Qumran. There are plans to move the factory to the area of Ein Gedi.
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2. Christmas House
Other Specialty StoreAt this olive-wood factory, the gracious owner is happy to show you how the well-known souvenirs are made—by a small army of Palestinian craftsmen...
At this olive-wood factory, the gracious owner is happy to show you how the well-known souvenirs are made—by a small army of Palestinian craftsmen whittling away the local wood. Ask to go up to the roof, which has a great view of Manger Square. The shop ships worldwide. Don't forget to bargain.
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3. Dead Sea Diamond Center
Jewelry & WatchesUnique, handcrafted jewelry by Israeli designers is sold at this establishment just outside the David Dead Sea Resort and Spa. Call for a free...
Unique, handcrafted jewelry by Israeli designers is sold at this establishment just outside the David Dead Sea Resort and Spa. Call for a free shuttle to pick you up.
Rte. 90, Ein Bokek, Southern District, 86930, Israel08-995–8777 -
4. Ya'aran Farm
Food/CandyThis small but popular farm, run by Yavshi and Bar Ya'aran, produces more than 10 types of hard and soft organic goat cheese from their herd...
This small but popular farm, run by Yavshi and Bar Ya'aran, produces more than 10 types of hard and soft organic goat cheese from their herd of 130 goats that enjoy a life of grazing. It's best to come on a Saturday, when the couple bakes their own bread. If Bar isn't too busy, she'll explain her vision of living off the land, using only rainwater and solar power and windmills for energy. The farm is 8 km (5 miles) east of Beit Shemesh. It's open daily, but you must call ahead to visit any day except Friday and Saturday.
Rte. 3866, Beit Shemesh, Jerusalem, 99775, Israel050-750–0253Shop Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon.–Thurs. and Sun. except by appointment -
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