Ein Gedi beach is within walking distance (15 or 20 minutes) so if you fancy a dip in the Dead Sea, there you are!
Don't miss Hezekiah's tunnel, but you might want to bring your own flashlight, water shoes, and plastic bag for your phone/camera...you'll get wet!
If you are a small group, 5 or less people go to the left side of the greek alter and ask the Palestinian police officer to let you in from the EXIT. Sometimes it works. Enjoy
Where is David's Tomb, Holocaust Cellar & The Cenacle (Upper Room). Across of the street in the Christian Cemetery you will find Oscar Schindler Grave.
Don't miss a visit to St. James cathedral. Most beautiful church in old Jerusalem. Open daily for 30 minutes only from 15:00 till 15:30. No photos allowed inside.
Awesome food. Anything they make with lamb here is amazing. Gotta pay for WiFi though..
This is an intimate & relaxing retreat with the ambience of the 19th century East.I love the coziness & comfort.It is always filled with journalists & spies from around the world.-Michaele Salahi,RHDC
Skip the long ticket lines by going straight to the automatic machines to the right of the ticket counters
Did you know that the Israel Museum is the largest cultural institution in the State of Israel and is ranked among the world’s leading art and archaeology museums? A site our passengers love to visit!
Book this well in advance. if you want to see much more of the wall than is exposed to the public, this is a must do!
Come prepared to absorb a lot of knowledge and get a deeper understanding of Israel, Yad Vashem contains the largest repository of information on the Holocaust. A place our passengers enjoy going to!
US Foodie Magazine Saveur in 2010 listed Chocolate Marzipan Rugalach as one of the 100 Best Foods in the World. No joke! Try it warm out of the oven and then you'll understand...
Look down! There’s a piece of contemporary art on the floor! Look for the manhole over by Bank Leumi. It’s a sculpture by Israeli artist Micha Ullman. Who knew?
Great place to go shopping. Interesting places to visit inside the city. If you get a chance pray The Way of the Cross.
Built in 1538 by Suleiman, the Jaffa gate was expanded in 1898 when Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany visited Jerusalem so the German Emperor would not have to dismount his carriage to enter the city.
The Light Show conveys the history of Jerusalem with incredible 3d light technology!
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens are located in a 2,000-year-old burial cave that was found in 1902. Today, it is surrounded by plants from all over the world! An amazing site in any season.
Enter the Old City through the Zion Gate. Visit the Jewish Quarter and be witness to millennia of Jewish history, from the time of biblical kings and prophets to modern celebrations and conflicts. Read more.
Did you know that Mount of Olives got its name from the olive trees that once grew on its hillside from ancient times? A great place that our passengers love to visit!
This place is an alien spaceport in disguise -there is no other explanation why a place in a middle of nowhere would be so crowded.
The nicest boulevard in Tel Aviv, with many interesting buildings. There's a free architecture tour every Saturday morning at 11:00 AM. Meeting point: 46 Rothschild (corner of Shadal Street).
The Tachana is the oldest train station in Israel, where you could catch a train from Jaffa to Jerusalem. It's now renovated, and has chic designer stores, trendy bars and good restaurants.
Try the great shwarma place in the Clocktower sqaure. ~Amy S, Young Judaea Year Course
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!
At night, the view is spectacular. For a total of 360 degrees, all you see is the vast scenery of downtown Amman and distant mountains, which on its own, makes for a great view.
Feel like Ben Hur & visit the Hippodrome where you can still witness ancient chariot races today.
Take a walk along the beach at the ancient Roman city of Caesarea and see the partially submerged castle ruins with IsraelExperts Read more.
Things to do at Caesarea a)tour the remnants of Herod's structures and amphitheatre. b)see the bath house and dip your toes in the water with IsraelExperts Read more.
Get there before 6.00pm before it closes for prayers! And make sure you look for the mosaic from Scotland.
Beautiful art galleries and a really interesting candle factory all the way at the back of the main road past the synagogue
Check out the Western Wall on a Friday at dusk... although you won't be able to take pictures, the Shabbot celebration is truly magical.
Enter via the underground "Route of Passage". Exit via the main promenade to catch some of the best views in the city.
Contrary of what it is said, better plan 3 or 4 hours to visit than the 1 hour indicated.. Impressive
Jesus' baptismal site at the Jordan River. Very cool to see. If you are a Christian, you can go in the water and be baptized.
Give yourself a good 3hours before your flight. This airport takes slow service to an entirely new level.
Great beach in Tel Aviv where all the locals go. You can do the volleyball thing, or just see who can get the best tan.
Try the Iced Mint Lemonade - Crisp, refreshing and perfect balance of lemony to minty
Enjoy the best of Vienna at the Hilton Tel Aviv. Karina Rizaj, the executive pastry chef of Hilton Vienna, Austria, wants you to experience her inspiring Viennese delicacies and delicious creations.
Upgrade to an Executive room or Suite at Holiday Inn Ashkelon to gain access to the 7th-floor Executive Lounge.
There's better surfing at Manta Ray beach a little further south, but this beach is good for practicing and learning.
Most beautiful beach in Tel Aviv. Go there shortly before dusk and watch the fishermen haul in their nets.
