The coastal cities of Israel offer great access to the Mediterranean Sea and a long coastline filled with sandy beaches that are great for recreation and outdoor activities. In fact,…
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The Wohl Museum of Archeology preserves six compound houses from the Second Temple era. These houses overlooked the Temple in Jerusalem, and were destroyed along with it in 70 AD.…
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“For the LORD God is a sun and shield; the LORD bestows favor and honor; no good thing does he withhold from those whose walk is blameless.” – Psalm 84:11
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Israel’s Independence Hall sits between Tel-Aviv and Jaffa. The hall is of great importance to Israelis, it housed the monumental declaration of an independent Jewish state. This landmark is preserved…
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For the first time, the remains of a Jewish settlement of the Second Temple period have been discovered in Beer Sheva. The archaeological excavation carried out to facilitate a new…
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Everyone knows that Israel is the land of milk and honey. But did you know that it’s also the land of butterflies? Despite its small size, the country’s unique geographical…
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An adventure to a foreign land needs to involve all your senses to be enjoyed and remembered. One must taste the diversity of Israeli food to truly understand the beauty…
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The town of Ein Karem (Kerem) is the traditional location for the birthplace of John the Baptist. Ein Karem is Hebrew for “Spring of the Vineyard;” it is about 4.6…
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The State of Israel is not just a biblical modern day miracle; it also features a number of geographical wonders that are unique worldwide. One of these is the Sea of…
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Israelis like their coffee a particular way. So particular, in fact, that even coffee giant Starbucks failed to get it right and had to close up shop after a brief…
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If you wish to travel some 3-4,000 years into the past, we have just the place for you! Hazor was a very important city, located in the Upper Galilee, in the…
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Jaffa, a municipality in the south of Tel Aviv, Israel, has one of the world’s oldest ports. Once known as the “Bride of the Sea” because of its location along the…
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The city of Tel Aviv can boast of being many things—among them being Israel’s cultural center and the vegan capital of the world, but it can also boast it’s historic…
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While you may think of the well-known Natural History Museums of New York or London, Tel Aviv has made a stunningly impressive start to showcase the natural history and biodiversity…
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Back in 1892, the first railway line in Israel was built between Jerusalem and Jaffa, with the long and winding road to the coast taking up to—and often more than—six…