Welcome to Israel!
We are so excited to celebrate
with you in Jerusalem.
If you are extending your trip,
here are some of our favorite recommendations to help you explore Israel.
What to do...
Jerusalem
Western Wall Tunnels (Kotel Tunnels):
A breathtaking underground journey beneath
the Old City streets, exploring the hidden massive stone layers of the Second Temple period.
(advance booking required online)
Walk through ancient royal Jerusalem by day
Sound & Light Night Show projected
over the ancient ruins.
(advance booking required online)
The Old City:
Explore the ancient quarters, the Western Wall Plaza,
and the historic colorful markets.
Mamilla Avenue (Mamilla Mall):
A beautiful open-air pedestrian shopping avenue lined with boutique stores, cafes, and restaurants, leading directly up to Jaffa Gate with views of the Old City walls.
Machane Yehuda Market (The Shuk):
A vibrant sensory experience filled with local street food, spices, and bustling night cafes.
Home to the Dead Sea Scrolls and world-class archaeological collections.
The official Holocaust Memorial Museum
(free entrance, advance reservation required online).
what to do...
Tel Aviv
ANU - Museum of the Jewish People:
A world-class, highly interactive museum located at Tel Aviv University, telling the remarkable ongoing story of the global Jewish community through culture, art, and history.
(advance booking required online)
Namal Tel Aviv (Tel Aviv Port):
A bustling wooden boardwalk along the Mediterranean coast featuring seaside restaurants, shops and a lively atmosphere - especially at sunset.
Israel’s premier indoor culinary market located within restored 19th-century Templar buildings, packed with gourmet food stalls, bakeries, and international eateries.
Old Jaffa (Yafo):
Stroll through ancient stone alleys,
historic port views, and boutique art shops.
Neve Tzedek:
Tel Aviv's most picturesque bohemian neighborhood, known for cafes and local design stores along Shabazi Street.
Rothschild Boulevard:
Walk along the tree-lined avenue famous for its UNESCO Bauhaus architecture and coffee kiosks.
Shuk HaCarmel:
Great spots for authentic street food, fresh produce, and local spices.
What to do...
Popular
Day Trips
Masada National Park & The Dead Sea:
Hike or take the cable car up the ancient desert fortress of Masada, followed by a swim in the Dead Sea.
Ancient Roman ruins and amphitheater located on the Mediterranean coastline.
Northern Israel Wineries & Galilee Vineyards:
Take a scenic drive through the Upper Galilee and Golan Heights to visit world-class wineries, enjoy guided wine tastings, and admire rolling green vineyards.
Tzfat & Surrounding Holy Gravesites of the Sages:
Explore the mystical cobblestone alleys, ancient synagogues, and artists' colony of Tzfat, and visit the hallowed resting places of legendary Kabbalistic sages in the city and surrounding Galilee region (such as the Ari Hakadosh, Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai in Meron, Rabbi Yonatan ben Uzziel in Amuka, and Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes in Tiberias).
