Tourist often flock to Israel, Jesus’s birth country and why not? With holiness around, surreal heritage, fascinating historical wonders and lots of beaches, who would want to miss?!
Being a Middle Eastern country on the Mediterranean Sea, there is abundance of desert and sea-based attractions here.
With millenniums old illustrious past, Jerusalem is world’s one of the oldest cities. A holy heaven for Christians, Jews and Muslims, there are many historic and sacred sites here.
Jerusalem
With citadel, mounts, churches, mosques, monasteries, and ruins, some must visit places are holy Via Dolorosa, Western Wall, Mount of Olives and the majestic Dome of the Rock.
It is said that angel Gabriel informed Mother Mary of Jesus’s upcoming birth here. Jesus also spent his childhood here. Visit the holy village, Church of Annunciation and flea markets.
Nazareth
It is the birthplace of Jesus and hence Biblically very integral. There are many sites and landscapes to visit like Church of the Nativity, Old Bethlehem Museum and Shepherd’s Field.
Bethlehem
The exotic city has a thriving night life, world-famous beaches, historic museums like Beth Hatefulsoth, bustling markets and the iconic White City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tel Aviv
The port city has breathtaking sceneries, beaches, eateries, gardens, caves and artistic places. Don’t miss Baha’i World Center, hanging gardens and UNESCO World Heritage shrines.
Haifa
Sitting by the Red Sea, the ancient Eilat is renowned for scenic reefs, sea life and beaches. Diving, snorkeling and a visit to Underwater Observatory Marine Park are a must do.
Eilat
There are also exotic resorts, historic Timna Park, Eilat Bird Sanctuary, the world’s oldest copper mines and the iconic Kings City.
The old city’s charm is mystical with natural coastal beauty, forts, ramparts and mosques all over. Holiest to Bahá'ís, they frequent the shrine of Baha’u’lla, situated nearby.
Acre (Akko)
Holy city to Judaism, it sits beside the legendary Sea of Galilee, on which Jesus is believed to have walked on. Healing powers of Galilee, hot springs, parks, and churches draw tourists in.
Tiberias
Another Judaism’s very holy city, hence often brimming with pilgrims. Apart from Biriya Forest, Ancient sites like the jaw-dropping Abuhav Synagogue is famous here.
Safed
Nestled in the Negev desert, the city looks modern and traditional. Many nearby locations are top attractions like Shivta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Be’er Sheva.
Beersheba (Beer-Sheva)
Situated alongside the Mediterranean Sea, Ashkelon is for refreshing drinks, Jewish hotels, beaches and sand dunes. Do head to Ashkelon National Park, it has pretty beach views!