Discover the best places to visit in Israel, from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, from Eilat to Haifa and Akko, and get experienced tips to plan your trip.
Looking for where to stay in Tel Aviv shouldn’t be hard: the city is packed with good accommodation options for any budget and interests. Different parts of the city, however, have a different appeal and your choice of accommodation in Tel Aviv should be based on what you plan to do once in the city, … Read more
With so many things to do in Eilat, it’s easy to see why it is a favorite of Israelis and why it has become a popular tourist destinations. Affectionately called Eilat Vegas, Eilat is located on Israel’s only access to the Red Sea and right between Egypt and Jordan. Despite being a small town compared … Read more
There are many interesting things to do in Haifa, Israel. This is one of the country’s most interesting cities and it would be a pity not to go when in the country. The third biggest city in the country and allegedly its technology capital, Haifa is right on the coast, but at the same time … Read more
Israeli food is so good that it is reason enough to visit the country, and if you plan to visit this small but interesting country you should factor in a few extra pounds on your hips and belly when you finally go home – I only know too well! In Israel you will find plenty … Read more
Are you looking for what to wear in Israel for an upcoming trip? You have absolutely nothing to worry about. It may surprise you to learn that Israel is a relaxed country when it comes to fashion. The country is likely not as conservative as you thought. You’ll also be surprised to learn that Tel … Read more
Countless travelers each year pick Israel as their holiday destination. This small country in the Middle East is a place of unique beauty, and its complicated history and culture only add to the charme. I have been to Israel countless times and go every few months. I regularly drive there – either rent a car … Read more
Seeing the Masada sunrise and hiking the Masada Snake Path is a must when in Israel. The Masada is perhaps Israel’s most interesting archeological site. It can be easily visited on a day trip from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv and paired with other unmissable attractions such as the Dead Sea (which you can see from … Read more
Shabbat in Jerusalem can be an interesting and pleasant experience – if you know what to expect. Starting on Friday afternoon and lasting around 24 hours, Shabbat is an intrinsic part of life in Israel. To the vast majority of Israelis, Shabbat simply means a Friday family evening reunion, preferably in front of an abundant … Read more