Zinati House, Heritage site and tourism office in Peki'in, Israel

Zinati House is a stone building in Peki'in, in northern Israel, that serves as both a visitor center and a heritage site. It holds exhibitions on local history and provides information about nearby attractions, lodging, and religious and archaeological sites in the surrounding area.

The Zinati family is regarded as one of the oldest Jewish families in Peki'in, with roots said to go back to the Second Temple period. The line of family members living in the house ended with Margalit Zinati, who was the last to reside there.

The house displays objects and documents tied to the Jewish community of Peki'in, giving visitors a concrete picture of daily life across generations. The personal belongings of the Zinati family make the space feel more like a lived-in home than a formal exhibition.

The house is located in the center of Peki'in and is easy to reach on foot from the main streets of the village. Staff on site can help visitors make sense of the exhibitions and plan a route through the key spots of the village.

Margalit Zinati, the last member of the Zinati family still living in Peki'in, tells the family's story to visitors herself. In 2018, Israel's 70th year, she was chosen to light a torch at the official Independence Day ceremony and received honors from the President and the Jerusalem Prize.