<p>Israel is a wonderful country to explore on foot, and there are many wonderful hiking trails to be found throughout the country. Some of these trails are part of the Israel National Trail, which offers cross-country treks. Other hiking trails are less popular, but offer great views. You can also enjoy the beautiful countryside by <strong>driving along the scenic Israel National Road</strong>.</p><h2>Tel Aviv</h2><p>This city has many attractions. It is also known as the "White City" because of its architecture, which is inspired by the Bauhaus movement. You can visit the <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/rhFpa86p9d64XMvK9">Bauhaus Museum</a> and the Bialik House, which was the residence of Israeli poet Hayim Nahman Bialik. The museum has some English-language information.</p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/Tel-Aviv_1670129226.jpeg"><figcaption>Tel Aviv</figcaption></figure><h2>Bethlehem</h2><p>The town of <a href="/en/palestine-state-of/bethlehem">Bethlehem</a> is considered the birthplace of Jesus. There are many special sites in the town. You can visit the Milk Grotto, where Mary spilled milk while nursing Jesus. You can also visit the Shepard's Field, where an angel announced the birth of Jesus. There are also museums and other sites to visit, including the Palestinian Heritage Center, which displays traditional Palestinian crafts and products.</p><h2>Ein Gedi Beach</h2><p>Ein Gedi Beach is located near the shores of Lake Tiberias. It is a free beach with a campsite and basic facilities. There are restrooms and fresh water showers near the water's edge. The beach also has a gift shop and snack bar. The beach is also guarded by lifeguards in the peak season.</p><h2>Etz Hayim</h2><p>Etz Hayim is the name of a community in Cote d'Ivoire that is considered to be the first Orthodox Jewish community in the country. It is a Sephardic Orthodox community, with an active rabbi who plays the role of a service leader. The community consults with Israeli rabbis to determine the proper rituals to perform, and members read extensively. This community observes all major Jewish holidays and performs the required rituals. The community also brings out the Torah scroll three times a week, and reads commentaries on the Torah.</p><h2>Jaffa</h2><p>Jaffa is a picturesque, historic city, sitting on a hill overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. It has been the center of historical events for thousands of years. While the city itself has few tourist attractions, you will find a thriving arts scene, galleries, and boutiques. The Old City also includes a variety of places of worship and archeological ruins. It's a pleasant place to walk, and you can spend a lazy afternoon at the local cafes.</p><h2>Safed</h2><p>Tucked into a mountain, Safed is a medieval town that was once a center for Jewish scholars and visionary mystics. It is now one of the best places to visit in Israel, offering a unique blend of history, culture, and spirituality. Visitors to Safed can also explore the town's beautiful wineries and sweeping panoramic views.</p><iframe frameBorder=0 width=418 allowfullscreen=true src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/QcBO1yLSLgk height=234 style='margin:0px auto; display: block;'></iframe>

<p>There are numerous award-winning group and private tours available in Israel. These tours can take you on pilgrimages to holy sites, city exploration, and sun-soaked beaches. In addition, they will show you the most important sites, including Jerusalem and the surrounding region. Taking a guided tour will also ensure that you get the best value for your money.</p><h2>Jerusalem</h2><p>Guided tours in <a href="/en/israel/jerusalem">Jerusalem</a> are a great way to see the city and get a better understanding of its history and significance. You can visit important sites, such as the Western Wall, which is considered the holiest place for Jews. You can also see the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which is where Jesus was buried. <strong>Another place you can visit is Yad Vashem, the Holocaust History Museum in New Jerusalem.</strong></p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/Jerusalem_1670129271.jpeg"><figcaption>Jerusalem</figcaption></figure><h2>Bethlehem</h2><p>Taking a guided tour of Bethlehem is a great way to see the town from a different perspective. Many of the tours are family friendly and provide a historical perspective of the town. Some tours include a visit to the Moravian Community, which was founded in Bethlehem centuries ago. During your tour, you will see historic buildings and learn about the Moravian faith.</p><h2>Galilee</h2><p>If you've never been to Israel, one of the best ways to experience the beauty and history of Galilee is to take a guided tour. This region of Israel is filled with ancient civilizations, and a guided tour can help you explore the area while also learning about its history and religious sites. You'll also get to see beautiful vineyards, hot springs, and ruins of ancient Syrian fortifications. And, you'll have a knowledgeable tour guide to accompany you.</p><h2>Masada</h2><p>If you're interested in visiting one of the most iconic sites in Israel, consider taking a Masada guided tour. The ancient fortress of Masada was built between 37 and 31 BC. Excavations have revealed palaces, bathhouses, guardhouses, and even murals. It was used to protect the city from enemies and remained intact until 66 or 73 CE, when it was finally taken over by Roman soldiers.</p><h2>Dead Sea</h2><p>If you're planning a trip to Israel, one of the best places to start is the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Sea">Dead Sea</a>. This incredibly unique location, located between Israel and Jordan, is ten times saltier than the ocean, but it's full of healing minerals and mud. The area is also home to a number of iconic archaeological sites. A Dead Sea tour is an exclusive experience you won't find anywhere else.</p>

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<p>During your stay in Jerusalem, take the time to explore the many unique guided tours in the city. These tours will help you discover the city's rich history and culture. These tours are a great way to experience the sights and sounds of the holy city.</p><p>The Church of the Redeemer, which is 40 meters high, has an impressive tower that offers a panoramic view of the city. Inside the building, the ceiling features colorful illustrations of the New Testament.</p><p>The Temple Mount is one of the most famous sites in Jerusalem. It is the site of the holy temple, where faithful Jews worship. There are many different religious sites in Jerusalem.</p><p>The Booqify tour is a unique tour that features a small group of 19 people, a licensed guide, and a day's worth of sightseeing in the old city. The tour is led by an expert and includes a visit to the Temple Mount.</p><p>The Yas Vashem museum, which is one of the most important sites in Israel, takes you on a journey through memory of a world gone by. This tour is a must for anyone with a Jewish heritage. It is a memorial to the six million Jews who died in the Holocaust.</p><p>The best part about the "burnt house" is the audio-visual show, which depicts life in Jerusalem during the months before the destruction of the second temple. The site also boasts some interesting archeological findings.</p><iframe src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/_3LM7dtL9k4 frameBorder=0 height=217 width=388 allowfullscreen=true style='margin:0px auto; display: block;'></iframe> 

<p>Jerusalem, a city steeped in history and spirituality, offers a wealth of experiences for visitors. Our carefully curated excursions cater to various interests and preferences, ensuring an unforgettable journey through this ancient city. Here are some of the exciting tours we offer:</p>

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<li><strong>Old City Walking Tour:</strong> Explore the narrow alleys and vibrant markets of Jerusalem's Old City, visiting key sites in the Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Armenian quarters.</li>

<li><strong>Religious Heritage Tour:</strong> Discover the spiritual significance of Jerusalem with visits to the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Dome of the Rock.</li>

<li><strong>Archaeological Wonders:</strong> Delve into the city's rich past at the City of David and the Western Wall Tunnels.</li>

<li><strong>Culinary Adventure:</strong> Savor the flavors of Jerusalem with a guided tour through Mahane Yehuda Market and local eateries.</li>

<li><strong>Modern Jerusalem Tour:</strong> Explore the new city, including visits to Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial and the Israel Museum.</li>
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<p>We also offer <em>personalized excursions</em> tailored to your specific interests, whether it's art, photography, or off-the-beaten-path discoveries. Our expert guides ensure an enriching and memorable experience in this captivating city.</p>

<p>Visiting Jerusalem can be an overwhelming experience, especially if you are an adult. This ancient city is full of museums, markets and restaurants. You can also explore the sites that are linked to difficult historical events. If you are a Christian, you will be able to visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. This church is located on the site of Christ's crucifixion and resurrection. It has 26 galleries and frankincense-filled chambers. Visitors can also listen to live music in the ancient amphitheater.</p><p>Another place to visit in Jerusalem is the <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/q68BQUL5D9dp9qDbA">Western Wall</a>. You can leave your prayer at this holy site. There are also kippahs to borrow, which you can wear while you pray. The Western Wall is a great place to experience religious history. While it can be a bit claustrophobic, it's worth the experience.</p><figure class="image"><img src="/media/Church-of-Mary-Magdalene_1671114954.jpg"><figcaption>Church of Mary Magdalene</figcaption></figure><p>The Western Wall is also an important place for Jews. Men can pray on the right side of the wall, while women can pray on the left. While it's a popular site, it's not always easy to find a place to pray. You can also see the prayer wall and write your prayers on the wall. There are also plenty of cafes and shops to enjoy while you're here.</p><p>There are also several churches in Jerusalem that are worth visiting. The Church of the Ascension is one of the best places to visit in Jerusalem, with breathtaking views of the city. You can also visit the Church of the Dormition, which is where the<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_mary"> Virgin Mary</a> died. You can also visit the Russian Orthodox Church of Mary Magdalene, which is located on the western incline of the <a href="https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g293983-d308126-Reviews-Mount_of_Olives_Hotel-Jerusalem_Jerusalem_District.html">Mount of Olives</a>.</p><p>You can also visit the Garden Tomb, which is outside the city walls. Christians believe that the tomb is the place where Jesus was buried. If you visit this cemetery, you can also visit the Jewish burial ground. The Burial Place of Prophets is also located on the western incline of the Mount of Olives. This cemetery is also one of <strong>the oldest continuously used cemeteries in the world</strong>. It's also a wonderful place to view the city from the sky.</p><p>There are also numerous churches in Jerusalem, including the Russian Orthodox <a href="https://www.jerusalem-mission.org/convent_magdalene.html">Church of Mary Magdalene</a>. You can also visit the Ethiopian Monastery, which is located in the courtyard of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. It contains frescoes depicting Queen of Sheba's visit to Jerusalem.</p><p>You can also visit the Israel Museum, which features artifacts from the Near East and Greece. If you are interested in social commentary on conflict and human rights, you can also visit the Museum on the Seam. You can also visit the Tower of David Museum, which offers interactive exhibitions. You can also visit the Israel Museum to see its collection of Dead Sea Scrolls.</p><figure class="image"><img src="/media/Church-of-the-Holy-Sepulchre_1671114964.jpg"><figcaption>Church of the Holy Sepulchre</figcaption></figure><p>You should also visit the <a href="/en/israel/jerusalem/mahane-yehuda">Machane Yehuda</a> Market, which is one of the oldest outdoor markets in Jerusalem. You can find clothing and jewelry sellers here. You can also find delicious bread and fresh fruit. You can also go to the market at night.</p>

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Explore the wonders of ancient Rome on this private day trip from Amman to Jerash. Choose from options that allow you to extend your tour to the Ajloun castle and the city of Umm Qais.

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From Amman: Private Jerash, Ajloun Castle, and Umm Qais Tour

This tour is designed to give you a glimpse into the rich cultural and religious identity of the ultra-Orthodox Jews living in Jerusalem. During the tour, visit a traditional neighborhood, which isn’t typically visited by tourists.

Jerusalem: Meet the Orthodox Jews Tour

Venture out of Jerusalem to visit Masada, an ancient cliff top fortress. Wander through the Ein Gedi nature reserve, and take a swim in the Dead Sea. As you float effortlessly in the water, reflect upon all that you have seen in this action-packed tour.

From Amman: Private Jerash, Ajloun Castle, and Umm Qais Tour

Jerusalem: Meet the Orthodox Jews Tour

From Jerusalem: Masada, Ein Gedi and Dead Sea Day Tour