Cities

JerusalemJerusalem is a city of overwhelming emotions, a city that promises a religious and spiritual experience, excitement and

Tel Aviv-YafoTel Aviv, the country’s economic and cultural center, is a lively, active city with entertainment, culture and art, fes

Eilat​Eilat is the ultimate resort city, located on the shore of the Red Sea. ​​​​​​​​​

NazarethNazareth is a city of religion and faith, of spirituality and holiness, but also a city with a rich history, fascinatin

Haifa​Israel’s third largest city and one of its prettiest, Haifa is a multi-faceted city with several unique characteristic

TiberiasTiberias is a lively tourist city on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, offering a variety of attractions and activities

Isfiya​Isfiya is a village that has a rich tradition of openness, hospitality, and warmth – all characteristics of the Druze

Ein Gedi​Ein Gedi is an oasis in the desert and a green Garden of Eden in the wilderness. ​​​

Sde Boker​Kibbutz Sde Boker is the realization of the dream envisioned by David Ben Gurion, Israel’s first prime minister and de

Lohamey-Ha’getaot​The kibbutz Lohamey Ha’getaot was founded in 1949 by Holocaust survivors from Poland and Lithuania. Here the fighters

Be’er ShebaBe’er Sheva, the modern-day capital of the Negev, has a history going back all the way to Abraham, father of the Jewish

Gush HalavGush Halav is the site of a city that prospered 5000 years ago.

Ein-hod​Ein Hod is a charming, picturesque artists’ village set in the heart of the Carmel Forest. ​

Daliyat El-Carmel​Daliyat el-Carmel is a colorful Druze village high on the slopes of Mt. Carmel, that offers wonderful hospitality with

Kfar Nakhum​Kfar Nakhum is one of Christianity’s holiest and most important sites and is visited by Christian pilgrims from all ov

Mitspe RamonA pleasant and quiet town sitting right on the edge of the Ramon Crater

Peki’in​Peki’in is a story of harmony: a village where Christian Arabs, Druze and one ancient Jewish family have lived peacefu

Acre (Akko)Acre is a meeting place for East and West, new and old, beauty and ruins, all adding to its uniqueness.

Metula​Metula is Israel’s northernmost town, a quiet and pleasant place, built of a ridge of hills with a view of Mt. Hermon

Caesarea (Keysarya)The past and the future come together in Caesarea: the new city is graced with magnificent homes and the ancient city o

Kfar Tavor​Kfar Tavor, situated on the eastern lower Galilee, invites tourists to enjoy a wealth of fascinating experiences.

KatzerinKatzerin, the capital of the Golan Heights, was founded in 1977 and since then has become an urban, commercial and tour

Bnei Brak​Bnei Brak is the only large city in Israel whose inhabitants are mainly ultra-Orthodox Jews.

Rosh-PinaRosh-Pina is a town whose main source of income is upscale tourism: a place of trendy cafés restaurants and guesthouses

Ashkelon​Ashkelon is the southernmost city on the Mediterranean shoreline, offering new attractions alongside interesting archa

Tel-Hai​Tel Hai is a historic site that commemorates the heroism of the Hula Valley pioneers who stubbornly defended their hom

Neveh Shalom​Neveh Shalom, or Wahat al Salaam, is the first Jewish–Arab settlement in Israel.

Nahariya​Nahariya, Israel’s northernmost coastal city, is a place where one can enjoy an active vacation amidst an atmosphere o

Kiryat Shmona​Kiryat Shmona, Israel’s northernmost city, nestles in the Hula Valley, in the heart of one of the most beautiful natur

Safed (Tsefat)​Safed is a picturesque city of spiritual people and artists, wrapped in mysticism and mystery, and steeped in sacred a

Hertzeliya​Herzliya has three main features: popular beaches, an industrial zone which houses many hi-tech companies, and fine ma

Kafr KanaThe Arab village of Kafr Kana in the Lower Galilee is identified in Christian tradition as Cana of the Galilee

Beit Lekhem ha-Glilit​Particularly beautiful ancient stone houses and the enchanting landscape of an oak forest greet visitors to the pictur

Netanya​Netanya is a lively seacoast town situated on the Sharon coastal plain, and a center for tourism that attracts thousan

Kafr KamaKafr Kama in the lower Galilee is home to a minority ethnic group called Circassians

Beit She’an​A walk through Beit She’an, one of the most ancient cities in the country, is like a walk through time: archaeological

Abu Gosh​Abu Gosh, which was first settled over 6,000 years ago, is a Christian-Arab village built on a mountainside​

Zikhron Ya’akov​Zikhron Ya’akov is a wonderful town for tourists, both local and foreign. It is built at the tip of the Carmel Mt. Ran

Ashdod​Ashdod is a vibrant port city with many beautiful beaches. ​​

Arad​Arad and its surroundings have been blessed with beautiful landscapes, desert tranquility, and many walking trails nes

Rekhaniya​The charming Upper Galilee village of Rekhaniya is home to some 1,200 Israelis of Circassian descent. ​