The volunteers live in the heart of the old city in ancient, dug out rooms. It is incredible. Each room has its own bathroom and the rooms sizes vary from 3 people per room to 5. They also each have windows and access to air (don't be put off by the 'dug out' description. I only mean they are each a part of the extensive excavation that Livnot has done over the past 35 years and they are mostly entirely stone). The location is unbelievable and you are literally living IN history. On top of that, the rooftop balcony has the most incredible view in Tzfat (in my opinion) both during the day and the night. For more information you can visit their website and contact them personally. http://www.livnot.org/contact-us/
The volunteers live in the heart of the old city in ancient, dug out rooms. It is incredible. Each room has its own bathroom and the rooms sizes vary from 3 people per room to 5. They also each have windows and access to air (don't be put off by the 'dug out' description. I only mean they are each a part of the extensive excavation that Livnot has done over the past 35 years and they are mostly entirely stone). The location is unbelievable and you are literally living IN history. On top of that, the rooftop balcony has the most incredible view in Tzfat (in my opinion) both during the day and the night. For more information you can visit their website and contact them personally. http://www.livnot.org/contact-us/