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Your house for the perfect event

A stunning modular venue for events, conferences and tours of up to 150 guests.

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A family celebration on the veranda of Beit Alami, under the roof on its marble columns, with the sea on the horizon

Private events

Boutique events

Small weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs and brit ceremonies — in a historic house, a one-of-a-kind experience with a view of the sea.

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A group of colleagues around a long wooden table at Beit Alami, raising glasses of wine at the end of a working day

For companies and businesses

Solutions for companies

Board and management meetings, study days and conferences for up to 150 people — in modular spaces, with projection, sound and full catering.

A quote built for each company, sent as a tidy PDF in shekels (₪).

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A group of visitors in the hall in the morning, beside the counter, beneath the hanging lamps and the tall windows

The story of the house

Heritage tours

A guided tour of the house grounds, from 1920 to today, including testimonies from 7 October. A guided lookout on the roof, with a panoramic view over the whole area.

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Questions and answers

How do we arrange an event or a tour?

Call or send a WhatsApp message: tell us what is planned and for how many, and we will come back with open dates and a proposal. You are welcome to visit the house first.

How many guests can the house hold?

Up to 150 guests. The spaces are modular and arranged to fit the day — from a board meeting to a conference.

What technical setup does the house have?

Projection, sound and internet. Special requirements, such as streaming or recording, we arrange in advance.

How does the catering work?

The menu is built with you, alongside the house wine bar. Kashrut requirements and dietary restrictions are settled in advance.

How long is the journey here?

About an hour from Gush Dan and twenty minutes from Ashkelon. There is parking by the house.

Who guides the heritage tours?

Members of the Kibbutz Zikim emergency response team.

What about a protected space?

Yes, the house has a protected space. We go through the emergency procedures with you before the day.

Is the house accessible?

We adapt the layout of the day to what the group needs. For details, contact our accessibility coordinator, listed in the accessibility statement.

Three women raising glasses of white wine in a toast around a laid wooden table, in front of the house's wine shelves
A wooden table laid with plates to share: a board of cheeses and grapes, a carpaccio and glasses of wine

The culinary layer

Alami Wine Bar

A wine bar inside the house: wines from local vineyards, plates to share and guided tastings — Thursday to Saturday.

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The front of Beit Alami — the three vaults of the veranda on marble columns, sand-coloured plaster against a blue sky

About

A house with value and soul

The Al-Alami family built this summer house in 1920 on the highest point of Kibbutz Zikim, facing the sea. From 1949 it was home to the kibbutz founders, and in 2019 the architect Zvika Pasternak restored it and it reopened as a visitor centre for heritage tours, conferences, company events and family celebrations.

  • 1920

    Year built

  • 100+

    Years standing

  • 150

    Guests

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Let us arrange it

Tell us what you are planning, and we will come back with a proposal built for it.

Visits and events at the house are by prior arrangement.

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Where we are

Kibbutz Zikim, beside the old water tower, Hof Ashkelon