In Motza (neighborhood of Jerusalem), there is the Yellin House. The first house built in Motza in 1890. The house is a symbol of the beginning of agricultural settlement in the Land of Israel. It was built by Yehoshua Yellin, the son of David Tevye Yellin, who had purchased the land from the Arabs of Qalunya, together with his father-in-law Yehezkel Yehuda in 1860.

A quiet and pastoral place with a pleasant orchard next to it. Really tasty and nutritious food.

A very beautiful building on the way to Ein Kerem near to Alloro Cafe.

Nice place .

The place is a dream. Jerusalem heights with fresh air and fresh food. The salad was great and pastries were super tasty. Highly recommend!

A nice garden and great visit and explanation about the history of the place. The guide was very good. Make sure to reserve its free but must be reserved.

This has an interesting history and is easily accessible from Jerusalem thanks to the new road. It's very pretty but there's not a lot to see. It would be a great venue for a small Simcha

Love this place! Best venue around!

Aloro serves Great Pastries, and coffee. The atmosphere is cozy and natural.

A fine sample of agricultural settlement in the Land of Israel in the 19th century.

Nice place, self service , when there is a que things can take a while ...

We are related to the Yellins and it was wonderful to connect to a place where my relatives had been and settled the land.

Wow. Wow. Wow. Absolutely amazing 👏 😍 ❤️ The atmosphere is spot on and unique , food is so delicious