Holy Land

Israel—a land of mystery, holy essence, political intrigue, conflicting cultures and mass chaos, amongst absolute serenity. It is a land of contrasts, and a land of one-ness. With everything. Being in Jerusalem changes you, and everything feels profound—and it is—no mat

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It’s like stepping back into village life at the time of Jesus, with villagers in authentic costumes demonstrating farming practices and talking about their daily life and work . . . .

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A comprehensive guide to all the most instagrammable places in Israel as well as how to get there and the best times to visit.

A comprehensive guide to all the most instagrammable places in Israel as well as how to get there and the best times to visit.

A mini guide to the biblical sites in the famous Holy Land - Israel

With two days in Tel Aviv, you can get a taste of the city old and new, from historic Jaffa and the Bauhaus district to high-energy rooftop clubs and a world-class art museum, and still have enough time left over to sample highlights of the biblical Holy Land. Here’s how to make the most of 48 hours in Tel Aviv.Day 1: Tel Aviv Taster**Morning:**Start your Tel Aviv adventure by exploring the ancient port city of Jaffa, which Tel Aviv grew up around. After breakfast by the port, shop the Jaffa Flea Market, with its cafés, bars, boutiques, and restaurants, as well as street stalls packed with everything from junk to vintage gems. Lunch on seafood on the beach.**Afternoon:**Tel Aviv is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its sinuous white buildings designed in an adapted Bauhaus style. Check off highlights of the White City on a walking tour. Next, soak up the world-class art collection at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, with works by Van Gogh, Picasso, Gauguin, Matisse, and more.**Night:**Dine early on hearty Israeli fare around the Carmel Market produce market, then discover a different side of Tel Aviv: the hipster district of Florentin. Admire the colorful street art, pop into independent galleries, then sip and snack your way through the area’s bustling bar and café scene.Day 2: Into the Holy Land**Morning:**If you only have a short time in Israel, spend your second day checking off the Holy Land’s signature sites. Start in Jerusalem, touring sacred sights such as the Mount of Olives, the Dome of the Rock, the Wailing Wall, and Via Dolorosa and strolling the streets of the Jewish Quarter.**Afternoon:**Cross into the West Bank to visit Bethlehem, where Christians and Muslims believe Jesus was born. Tour highlights of Manger Square, including the Church of the Nativity, built on Jesus’ birthplace; see the Shepherds’ Fields; and learn about the long history of the Mosque of Omar.**Night:**Back in Tel Aviv, spend your last night discovering the city’s vibrant nightlife. Start by exploring Dizengoff Street, with its bustling beer gardens and stylish cocktail bars, then wrap up the night at one of the rooftop party bars that appear across Tel Aviv each summer.

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Top Biblical places in Israel with coresponding Bible quotes. Tips for planning the Holy land trip, recommended Holy Land tours, and more...