You can take this long historical avenue from the southern part of Tel Aviv all the way down to the beach!
Did you know that the Magen David Square was named for the six different streets that cross it?
This is the place to be Friday night to expireince one of Rabbi Sholom Schwadron’s famous mussar talks
Go on a tour to learn about the construction and history of the Temple Mount, one of the most important religious sites in Israel.
Did you know the Dead Sea is the Earth's lowest elevation on land? A #1 destination for our passengers!
Interested in learning more about the Jewish faith, people and the State of Israel? Enjoy a concert, attend a lecture, or observe pieces of art at Beit Avi Chai!
Did you know that The Judean Desert is boarded by the Mountains of Judea to the west and by the Dead Sea to the East? A place that our passengers love to visit!
Damascus Gate: Walk through the Damascus Gate and go directly to the open-air market, a great way to experience the Old City of Jerusalem!
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens are located in a 2,000-year-old burial cave that was found in 1902. Today, it is surrounded by plants from all over the world! An amazing site in any season.
Rothschild Boulevard was named after Baron Edmond James de Rothschild. It is Tel Aviv’s longest, most central and most exclusive streets. A site our passengers love to visit!
Hike up or take a taxi to the top of this mountain, a very important religious site for Christians. With breathtaking views, Israelis find this a great spot for hang gliding!
Lay poolside and check out the magnificent views that this gorgeous hotel has to offer! Some of the most spectacular sites in Jerusalem!
In the area at the front of the Knesset there is a giant Menorah that was given to the state of Israel in 1956, representing the eternity of the Jewish people.
When Shabbat ends, Ben Yehuda Street is the best place to be! The streets really come alive – you have to see it for yourself!
Did you know that Mount of Olives got its name from the olive trees that once grew on its hillside from ancient times? A great place that our passengers love to visit!
This is one of the most ancient port cities in the world. Napoleon was once here and Simon Tanner’s house is here. Old Jaffa also has great cafes and shops; it’s the place to go for the perfect day.
The gardens arelocated in the heart of Haifa. They comprise of a staircase of nineteen terraces all the way up the northern slope of Mount Carmel. They frame panoramic views of the city and much more!
Did you know that Caesarea was constructed by Herod the Great between 22 and 10 BC and named for Caesar Augustus? A site our passengers love to see!
Make your way to the Time Elevator, Jerusalem to experience an incredibly interactive journey through Israel's history.
Check out the Annual Jerusalem International Marathon that brings participants through incredible sites within Jerusalem's historical landscape!
