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09.10.22 Rafael Anton Irisarri + Rachika Nayar / Sala Capitol / Santiago de Compostela, ES 09.09.22 WOS Festival / Teatro Principal / Santiago de Compostela, ES 09.03.22 Up to Date Festival / Pałac Branickich / Białystok, PL 05.28.22 DUNK!FESTIVAL / De Vooruit / Ghent, BE 05.22.22 Teatro Torti / Bevagna / ITALY 05.19.22 Kuudes Linja ...
2 days ago · Over two weeks have passed since Israel announced the start of its ground operations in Lebanon on 1 October.. Israel’s actions, which it described as a “limited” operation, were widely seen ...
1 day ago · We keep doing that without fear; we are beyond the separation and duality they are creating. “We hold hands no matter what. Even if this world is collapsing in bombs and fires, we keep working ...
- Jerusalem
- Nimrod Fortress National Park
- Banias Nature Reserve & Bar’Am National Park
- Yehi’Am Fortress National Park
- Tzfat
- Sea of Galilee & Nazareth
- Caesarea
- Herodion National Park
- Tel Aviv
- Cyclamen Hills, Tal Shahar
I’ll start with Jerusalem because it is the heart of Israel, and it will likely be the heart of your trip. The Israeli capital is one the most fascinating cities you’ll ever see. With unparalleled historic significance and importance to all major religions, the holy city is an absolute focal point of the world. Much has been said about it,including...
Nimrod Fortress is the largest surviving castle from the Middle Ages, dating back to the 13th century. In more recent history, the castle was used by the Syrians as an artillery observation point during the 1967 war. Since then it’s been renovated and declared a National Park. Its location at the foot of Mt. Hermon offers some spectacular views of ...
In short proximity to the Nimrod Fortress is one of the more serene settings you’ll find in the Golan Heights – the Banias Nature Reserve. The reserve is home to tranquil streams and waterfalls, hiking trails, lush vegetation and historic archeological remains. Merely 40 minutes drive from the Banias, there’s the small yet fascinating National Park...
Built in the 12th century by the Crusaders, the Fortress of Yehi’am is located in the heart of the Western Galilee. It includes impressive halls, watch towers and incredible views of the Western Galilee all the way to the Mediterranean coast. The fortress also tells the heroic story of the defenders of Yehi’am during the 1948 War of Independence. R...
Tzfat is a Jewish settlement dating back to the Second Temple. Located at an elevation of 900 meters (2,953 ft), it is the highest city in the county. Rich with history and charm, the city attracts many visitors from all over the world looking to enjoy its picturesque alleyways, vibrant art galleries and unique atmosphere. Region: North. Time you’l...
Two of the main tourist spots in the northern region, Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee are both major centers of Christian pilgrimage, with many surrounding sites commemorating biblical events. What brings in visitors here from all over the world are Nazareth’s most prominent site, the Church of the Annunciation, and a vast assortment of historic, a...
The Herodian city of Caesarea and its huge archeological park are one of the country’s most popular tourist spots. It has numerous captivating structures and relics including a Roman amphitheater and impressive mosaic floors. Nearby, you can enjoy some lovely restaurants and galleries by the shores of the Mediterranean sea. More recently a new prom...
The Herodion National Park is a monumental site that normally stays off the beaten track for most tourists. Built by King Herod the Great between 23 and 15 BCE, the site comprises a fortress, a palace, bathhouses and a 1st-century synagogue. In 2007 a tomb was uncovered here, believed to be the burial place of Herod the Great. Region: Center. Time ...
The modern heart of the country, Tel Aviv is our second largest city (that never sleeps), and the only liberal city in the Middle East that embraces members of the LGBT community. With so many things to do, it must be a part of your itinerary. Shopping streets, markets and museums, numerous cafes and restaurants, packed beaches and vibrant nightlif...
Tal Shahar is a Moshav (communal settlement) located 45 minutes from both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. While it’s not on the list of most visitors to the Holy Land, its surrounding hills are the perfect nature getaway for all you nature lovers or families traveling with children. Region: Central. Time you’ll need: 1-3 hours. Insider’s Tip: The ideal tim...
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