Attractions

South of Nazareth, on Mt Kedumim, is the cliff on which it is supposed the attempt was made to throw Jesus to his death. A road leads to the site,…

The new library has a distinctive curved roof shaped like an open book, 11-story structure—with six floors above ground and five below, and opens in late October. As the opening…

New airline will serve Israel’s north with low-cost, nonstop service to popular areas such as Eilat and Cyprus. Air Haifa, the first commercial airline to be established at Haifa Airport, is…

Jerusalem Open House is a rare opportunity to explore fascinating interiors, while Zedekiah’s Cave and a new exhibition on food will delight you. It honestly doesn’t matter what time of…

From the king of Middle Eastern spreads to wonderful Arab pastries and coffee, the village of Abu Ghosh is a foodie hotspot. In Israel, a mention of the Arab-Israeli village…

Tel Aviv’s historic district balances modernity with resilient landmarks reflecting its cultural and artistic legacy. Neve Tzedek, a vibrant neighborhood in the heart of Tel Aviv, has earned a reputation…

Gilgal, a name that is mentioned 39 times in the Old Testament, is an important biblical destination, yet does not have an exact location. It was once an actual site,…

Come experience the vibrant spirit of the outdoor arts fair, café scene, fabric and notion shops, and street art on one of the city’s oldest streets. As I walk out…

Side-by-side exhibitions of wildlife photos, one global and one local, are at the Eretz Israel Museum through October 14, 2023. We can’t wait to go see the gorgeous wildlife photos…

No one likes pyramid schemes—except for the ruling class in ancient Egypt who some 4,000 years ago constructed colossal pyramids to house their mummified pharaohs in preparation for their journey…

A former parking lot has evolved into a pedestrian oasis complete with cafes, restaurants, vintage market and ecological pond. Strolling down a few of Tel Aviv’s most bustling central streets,…

Nestled on Israel’s northern coast, just above Tel Aviv, the ancient port city of Acre (or as the locals call it, Akko) is one of the world’s oldest cities and…

You can venture outside when the temperatures soar – just make sure to involve an iced drink, a cave or two and sprinklers in your day. Israel, in case you…

Long considered the oldest seaport in the world, the city of Jaffa is often overlooked as simply the older sister of its larger neighbor Tel Aviv, but it’s much more…

From hairdressers and taxi drivers to bartenders and housekeepers, tipping is always a minefield. Here are our top tips for tipping in Israel. Tipping, it appears, is a hot-potato issue…