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Tourism and Family Activities Flourish at Kibbutz Tzova in Jerusalem Hills

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

Religious-right

Hebrew · Sole source

Originalלטייל בהרי ירושלים: המלצה לטיול בקיבוץ צובה

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Kibbutz Tzova was founded in 1948 by Palmach veterans, Holocaust survivors, and Turkish immigrants.
  • Hotel Tzova offers 64 family suites and hosts a popular Friday dairy brunch.
  • Tzova Winery provides guided tastings using local vineyard grapes.
  • KipTzova Park features multiple family-friendly rides and attractions on 12 dunams.
  • Galita Chocolate Farm offers workshops, a café, and a chocolate shop near the park.
  • The kibbutz is easily reachable from Jerusalem via navigation apps.

Kibbutz Tzova, located in the Jerusalem Hills, offers a unique blend of historical significance and modern tourism experiences. Founded in 1948 by Palmach veterans, Holocaust survivors, and immigrants from Turkey, the kibbutz now combines its rich heritage with hospitality and leisure. The area features an ancient oak tree symbolizing the long history of the region.

Central to the kibbutz's tourism is Hotel Tzova, which overlooks the scenic Judean Hills and nearby vineyards. The hotel provides 64 spacious family suites, a café, synagogue, sports courts, a seasonal swimming pool, a kosher dining room, and ample parking. Every Friday from 11:00 to 14:00, the hotel hosts a dairy brunch with a variety of fresh salads, cheeses, homemade breads, soups, pies, cakes, and other delicacies. Reservations can be made through the hotel website or OnTheGo.

Nearby, the Tzova Winery operates as a boutique vineyard using only grapes from local vineyards. It offers guided wine tastings and a visitor center, contributing to the region's reputation as part of Israel's wine country.

For family entertainment, KipTzova Park spans about 12 dunams and features numerous attractions including three family roller coasters, bumper cars, a climate-controlled ninja course and climbing walls, a large indoor play area for young children, a mini Ferris wheel, and various carousels. The park is set in a green environment with views of the Judean Hills.

Adjacent to the park is Galita Chocolate Farm, which offers chocolate workshops for all ages, a café, homemade ice cream, chocolate desserts, and a shop selling pralines and chocolate products. A new dairy coffee cart recently opened on Galita's pleasant terrace.

Kibbutz Tzova is easily accessible from Jerusalem via navigation apps by searching for Kibbutz Tzova, Hotel Tzova, KipTzova, or Galita depending on the destination.

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SrugimReligious · Jerusalem

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