The Nazareth Market branches out into narrow streets and offers a variety of textile shops, Middle Eastern sweets, art galleries, restaurants, vegetable markets, and more. During the Christmas season, the place decorates itself with a sparkling red and green charm.
Petra, the ‘Lost City’ and one of the New Seven Wonders Of The World, is a gem among the picturesque mountains of southwest Jordan. This ancient city, which took center stage in the Arab kingdom in Hellenistic and Roman times, was built out of sandstone cliffs 2300 years ago by the Nabateans in 312 BC. This makes it one of the longest-standing cities on the planet today.
If you want to escape the crowds of Tel Aviv’s sandy areas, Haifa should be your next stop! From north to south, here’s a selection of Haifa’s beaches for your radar.
If you want to make the transition from a desk job to a digital nomad lifestyle, and you’re wondering how to become a digital nomad, we’ve got you covered. As a full-time digital nomad myself, I’ve personally transitioned from a full-time desk job to a life of working and traveling the world, and I’m sharing all of my best tips with you in this guide on how to become a digital nomad.
One of the most affordable and efficient ways to tour the Holy Land is with an Israel tour package. Designed to showcase more than a mere snapshot, such tours are an opportunity to delve deeper into history, immerse in nature, savor local cuisine, and explore the holiest of sites.
Israel is full of incredible ancient cities, places, and monuments, but one of the most impressive and well-preserved ancient sites in the country is Caesarea National Park.
While many holidays are incredibly special to celebrate in Israel because of their religious and historical significance, Christmas in Israel is not to be missed.
This bucket list of Jerusalem tours includes experiences in the Old City, trips to other neighborhoods and locations in Jerusalem, as well as day trips to incredible places that are outside of Jerusalem. These Jerusalem tour ideas can help you make the most of your time here in Jerusalem, and ensure that you don’t miss any of the amazing sites.
Israel’s 130-plus assortment of glistening beaches is quite the attraction for visitors worldwide. Almost all year long, locals and tourists enjoy the Mediterranean coast’s sandy sweeps and shimmering sea.
While you might come to Jerusalem for the history, culture, and sightseeing, there’s one thing that’s undeniable about this city: Jerusalem food is in a league of its own. From Middle Eastern & Mediterranean food to the cuisines of the world, you’re never too far from an incredible meal when you’re in Jerusalem. The biggest problem you might run into? Figuring out exactly what to eat. Here’s our ultimate guide to Jerusalem food!