The British Museum is a world-renowned institution located in the heart of London. Established in 1753, it is one of the oldest and...

Elroy Promenade in Kiryat Tivon: a promenade, a spring and restored carriages. At the beginning of the promenade, you will find the Elroy...

In the Ma'ale Adumim area, the remains of two monasteries from the Byzantine period were found. They are usually only opened twice a...

For five years (1494-1498), Leonardo da Vinci painted one of his most important and famous works: "The Last Supper." The painting adorns...

The San Bernardino alle Ossa catholic church is mainly known for its ossuary – a side chapel covered with human bones and skulls. At the...

Beit She'an National Park is a spectacular site that reveals layers of thousands of years of civilization. The tour includes the...

"The Good Samaritan" is the nickname of a person who immediately helps another without compensation. The source of the phrase in the New...

The full name of the monastery, built on a cliff of Wadi Qelt in the Judean Desert, is the Monastery of Saints John and George of...

The Radar Hill is located in the heart of Har Adar (named after the hill), and it rises to a height of 880 meters above sea level. Its...

Sha'ar HaGai, Bab al-Wad ("The gate to the valley"), is a very narrow area on the road that connects the lowlands to Jerusalem. Due to...

Most scholars identify the inhabitants of historic Qumran with members of the Essene desert sect. The members of the sect lived an...

According to Jewish tradition, in this place, the Israelites, led by Joshua ben Nun, crossed the Jordan - after forty years of wandering...

According to Christian tradition, after the birth of Jesus, Mary and Joseph decided to flee with him to Egypt - for fear that the male...

The ancient synagogue was built in the third century AD, expanded in the sixth century AD, and destroyed by fire, along with the houses...

Magdala is an ancient city on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee, opposite the current town Migdal. The townspeople were engaged in...

Capernaum is one of the holiest places for Christianity. It was a large Jewish settlement of fishermen and farmers on the main road to...

According to the New Testament, on this site, Jesus was able to feed thousands of people through a few loaves of bread and several fish....

A stroll down Founders Street (Rehov Hameysdim in Hebrew) in Zichron Ya’acov is great fun. The colony was established in 1882 and was the...

An evening tour in ancient caves on which video art is projected – so beautiful! Beit Guvrin National Park is a marvelous complex of...

Visiting the historic village in Mint Hill allows a fine peek into the early years of rural America. You can explore the restored Country...