Hamiffal (meaning 'the factory') is perfect for travellers looking to experience Jerusalem’s alternative art and culture scene. Originally started by an art collective, Hamiffal now hosts Israeli and Palestinian concerts, lectures and courses and provides a space for people to drink, eat and jam together day and night.
Hamiffal
Jerusalem
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