Dobrovin Farm

The agricultural courtyard of the Dobrovin Farm was founded in 1900 by Baron Rothschild, and purchased in 1909 by the Dobrovin family from Russia. 

The Dobrovin Farm provides an interesting event venue that combines a historical site with the beauty of nature. The reconstructed farm recently underwent extensive renovations, and is a quiet, peaceful, and special place for a celebration, conference, or meeting.  It is possible to combine an event with a tour of the museum and an audio-visual presentation about the nearby settlement of  Yesod HaMa’ala. The professional staff of the Dobrovin Farm can organize your entire event, including activities like workshops (meat smoking, ceramics, and sweets preparations) jeep rides, tours of Emek HaHula, and sing-along evenings.

At night, soft lighting bathes the ancient walls and emphasizes the beauty of the courtyard, which can seat up to 700 people.  The beautifully manicured lawns, trees and the flowers surround you and your guests with fabulous colors and fragrances. Chuppahs and receptions can be set up at the foot of an ancient well, where you can hear the water streaming through the watering system. In addition to the outdoor area, the Dobrovin Farm also offers a beautiful, rustic restaurant with space for up to 120 people.

The Dobrovin Farm is certified kosher by Rav Drori of Kiryat Shmona, and is fully wheelchair accessible.    

Contact the Dobrovin Farm’s events staff to start planning your event.

The Dobrovin Farm offers so many different event options and their staff will help you create exactly what you want. The place is really special, and lends a unique atmosphere to any special occasion.