Great place to go shopping. Interesting places to visit inside the city. If you get a chance pray The Way of the Cross.
This is the main food market in Tel Aviv. Take a wander down here for fresh fruit and veg, freshly baked bread... and there's even a beautiful flower stall right in the middle of all the commotion!
Everyone knows about the amazing floating power of the Dead Sea and the health benefits from the minerals. But are you aware of the environmental impact of the industries surrounding the Dead Sea?
On the border with Lebanon, to the north and south there are tunnels that were carved out by the British. The tunnels were for the railroad the British were building to connect Europe and Egypt.
Masada is UNESCO World Heritage Site.The fortress was the last stand of the Jewish rebels who rose against the Roman Empire in 66 CE. Check out the intricate water cisterns throughout the site!
Mahane Yedua is often times referred to as “The Shuk” because it is an outdoor marketplace in Jerusalem. This is a great place to pick up unique spices and dried fruit; our passengers love it!
Authentic Indian meat cuisine. Try something from the tandoor, an extra-hot ceramic fire oven used for meat skewers and flatbreads. Read more.
Segwayz offers a fun, futuristic and ecologically friendly way to experience the Holy City's top sites, landmarks and vistas, on the new i2-model Segways. Night tours too! Read more.
Luxurious bistro in pastoral Ein Kerem. Select your choice of meat from the refrigerator showcase, and have it prepared how you like with a range of side dishes - all in house! Read more.
Unique, authentic, luxurious, Georgian dining experience. Try the Ispanakhis - a spinach tapenade with walnuts in a wine vinegar. Well stocked bar as well. Read more.
Open from the pre-work coffee hours on weekdays and into the wee hours every night. Waffles and crepes with a vast variety of toppings, sweet staples, and savory dishes. Shakes, soda, hot drinks. Read more.
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The first, and only, Scottish-style pub in Jerusalem. Full menu of Highlands-inspired comfort food. Wine, beers and scotch, of course. Read more.
This is the only Museum in Israel that explores the history and development of the modern state!
