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Perfect food for a perfect picnic with a perfect view: 5 delicacies that cracked the formula

Great view of Mount Hermon, Eilat beach that invites snorkeling and also a quiet Tel Aviv respite: recommended places with good food, some nature and lots of wine

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Monday, 03 May 2021, 06:00 Updated: 16:03

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Load and drive.

A picnic basket from the brothers' grocery store (Photo: Idan Arad)

The blessed return of restaurants to our lives does not eliminate the collective existential need, the one that is bubbling up more and more during this period, for good food, which came from a good place, and an excellent commuter to the perfect picnic.

To the delicious Instagram page of Walla!

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weather outside - probably the only few weeks in the calendar year of this country where this formula can really be cracked - and the approaching holiday sent us all rummaging through diaries and notebooks, testimonial pages and private Google favorites.

All to find some food, and some alcohol, and some green, and if possible, have it all together.

That is exactly why we were happy to discover the new project of the Galilee Mountains Winery, designed to give us just all of that.

The veteran winery took advantage of the launch of the revitalized AVIV series, connected to nature and positive Israeliness, and returned with ten recommendations for excellent local delicacies, alongside views, trails, landscapes and ... yes, also a perfect picnic spot.

Here are some of them, and do not forget to pick up after you.

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Nine delicious places (and one hotel) near Mount Hermon

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Rothenberg, Old Bridge

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Hila Vizhar Sahar's restaurant is located in the heart of the Valley of the Springs, facing the views of the Jordan, and inside a historic building that served as a station for the valley train. They took advantage of the Corona period to set up an invested pantry, and allow their guests to stop for a moment for a high and stunning view towards the Sea of ​​Galilee, the valley and the Valley of the Springs.

Recommended route:

Star of Jordan observation.

What to put in waze?

"Jordan Star National Park". Just before entering the park, turn east, in the direction of the Kochav Hayarden parking lot, where the lookout is.

Recommended route:

Nahal Tavor Reserve, with a green landscape, a rare whitening acacia grove, lupine blooms and an observation of the river channel whose springs flow all year round. This is a circular flowering trail 8 km long. Another trail, shorter and suitable for families, reaches up to the Basalt Canyon - and back.

What to put in waze?

Nahal Tavor Nature Reserve (Gazit).

Picnic point:

The Jordanian.

15 minutes drive from Rotenberg and you have reached a shady picnic paradise, with cool waters of the Jordan River.

What to put in waze?

The Jordanian, Kibbutz Kinneret.

The deli, Kibbutz Dafna

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Kibbutz Dafna's old dining room also serves as a local deli, featuring fresh, old-fashioned meat products, burgers, sausages and hand-made kebabs.

It is an extension of "Klompos" and "Fukacha", with pantry products, delicious cheeses, a rich wine section, kitchen utensils and an excellent view of the mountain that climbs to Mount Hermon.

Recommended route:

A bicycle trip in the kibbutz, including Nahal Dan, which flows within its boundaries.

What to put in waze?

Kibbutz Dafna.

Recommended route: The

Syrian tank.

We walk from the cemetery in Snir until we connect to a black path with which we descend to the Banias (Nahal Hermon), where we can see a Syrian tank that fell during the Six Day War.

What to put in waze?

Snir Cemetery.

Picnic spot:

Dew grove, pleasant national park with a large swimming lake, including neat picnic tables, lawns and a camping site.

Hanan the Humpback, Freedom

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An avocado grove in the quiet moshav in the Hefer Valley in Sharon is also the starting point of this magical hill.

You can find here quality cheeses made from cow's milk, sheep and goat, which are produced by traditional methods, as well as an active visitor center that allows you to see the work of the gibbon and the aging rooms of the cheeses.

At the end, as usual, you can stop at the store and purchase the produce, as well as olive oil produced by the family, fresh orange juice from the nearby orchards, wines, breads, olives, spreads, jams and other goodies.

Recommended route:

Observation of Hof Hasharon National Park, a nature reserve with sand dunes, iris blossoms and a tall tree overlooking the sea.

What to put in waze?

Hof Hasharon National Park.

Recommended route:

The relatively wild Nahal Poleg Reserve offers large sand dunes, a bluish-green route that swings between the sea and nature and also a relatively original view of Netanya.

What to put in waze?

Wingate Institute.

The brothers, Tel Aviv

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The Doctor Brothers grocery store is not located in the heart of wild nature, does not overlook the mountains nor does it offer wide lawns and picnic benches.

Hi indeed, however, is deeply connected to the country.

Here you will find fresh meats and fish, pickled or smoked, boutique cheeses from local dairies, bloody spices, spreads, pickles, pantry products, pickling vegetables and also quite a bit of alcohol, including special distillates.

Recommended route:

The Summit Garden in Jaffa, which provides an excellent view of the local beach, as well as intriguing archeological buildings, seating areas and sculptures.

What to put in a waze?

Jaffa Summit Garden.

Recommended route:

The summit shield You can turn to the "floating orange tree" sculpture by artist Ran Maureen, continue through the alleys to the harbor, inhale some salty air, reach the famous clock tower, and from there take a breath in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood or even Rothschild Boulevard.

What to put in waze?

Jaffa Summit Garden.

Eilat Wines

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The southern tourist city often puts its visitors in a slightly complex culinary maze.

The local food recommendations we brought to you recently solve some of the problem, and the said culinary wine house is supposed to close every other possible corner.

This is a secret urban portfolio, with wine shop professional, cheese dairies small local and foreign products pantry tempting. In short, exactly timeout freedom you need.

Golf Recommended:

Observation District 6, in Shahmon, offering views of Eilat, Saudi Arabia and Jordan breathtaking.

What put on waze?

lavender 15 Eilat.

golf recommended:

Red canyon, a short trip is on one hand very Israeli, and on the other hand very film set in space.

what to put on waze?

Red canyon.

point picnic:

Coral Coast, with tables arranged and option Snorkels that do not fall on you at every picnic.

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