ISRAEL TRAVEL & ADVENTURE BLOG

The Oldest Part of Jerusalem is Known as the City of David The City of David is the oldest settled neighborhood of Jerusalem and a major archaeological site due to recognition as biblical Jerusalem.It`s story began over 3,000 years ago, when King David left the city of Hebron for a small hilltop city known as...

Western Wall Tunnel is an Exciting Labyrinth of Tunnels, Arches and Passageways In front of the Western Wall of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, an exciting labyrinth of tunnels, arches, and passageways remained untouched for centuries. Some time ago it was discovered through extensive archaeological excavations and opened in autumn of 1996 for visitors. Opening the...

Tel-Aviv's Promenade is a Delightful Place for Walk The Tel Aviv Promenade During the Day Light Tel-Aviv's Promenade, or Tayelet, as it is called in Hebrew, is a wonderful place to walk on along the Mediterranean seaside. This promenade begins at the Tel Aviv Marina just north of Gordon Beach. It proceeds over four kilometers...

The City That Never Stops Tel Aviv is called “The city that never stops” by tourists and local people. The night life in Tel Aviv begins late about 11 p.m. This is considered early, with parties warming up at 2 a.m. The Friday night (the Sabbath) is no exception for party lovers in Tel Aviv, while...

Yad VaShem is a Holocaust Memorial and Education Center Yad Vashem is a Holocaust memorial and education center is situated in the western region of Mount Herzl on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem. The project of museum began in 1953 with the task of keeping the memory of Holocaust victims and documenting the history...

The Shrine of the Book The Israel Museum, Jerusalem is Israel’s largest museum and leading cultural institution – and one of the world’s great museum stories of the 20th century. No journey to the Land of Israel is complete without a visit to the magnificent treasures displayed throughout the Museum’s four wings and expansive gardens,...