The Farm In the Valley

Gey Ben Hinnom, the place that was famous in the past thanks to the extraordinary burial caves found in it’s territory, is getting a new life, blooming and greener than ever.

The farm in the valley, in the heart of Jerusalem takes the concept of “urban nature” to the next level.

Right in the heart of the city, near the First Station, and below the cinematheque, there is a flight of stairs, from which the hidden farm will be revealed to your eyes. In its center flows an impressive waterfall and, among the various crops, you can learn about the ancient agricultural crafts, through which the inhabitants of Jerusalem existed thousands of years ago. From picking olives, stomping grapes – the farm brings the remnants of ancient agriculture to the people of the 21st century every day.

Throughout the year, the farm works to preserve the ancient agricultural crafts according to the seasons of nature, just like in ancient times. There are activities such as pressing grapes, agricultural construction and honey extraction. You can also try out the activities, depending on the agricultural season.

Entry is free, On holidays, special days and summer vacation there will be activities with paid entarnce at the farm in the valley.

The activities take place in a national park in an open area, one must behave with extra caution and obey the safety instructions indicated at the entrance to the national park.

*Avoid starting fires on the farm and picking without permission.

*Shady Sitting Area’s Available

Beit Bagai – a unique hospitality complex for celebrations, one of a kind, overlooking the walls of the old city.

Close to it is the longest suspension bridge in Israel, and under it you can visit the agricultural farm at the Farm in the Valley. Those who come to the complex enjoy a spectacular and unique experience in the heart of nature, in front of the views of Old Jerusalem.

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