Destinations in Israel: Travel Guide

The largest city of the country, Tel Aviv was founded in 1906. Within just a few decades this place grew from a small suburban area into a major center of commerce, industry and tourism. Nowadays visitors can enjoy high-quality rest in 50 hotels, hundreds of entertainment venues and restaurants. When it comes to prices, Tel Aviv features a great variety of them as well. You can select from...
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This wonderful city was founded 4 thousand years ago, and even nowadays it never stops amazing travellers by its splendor, rich choice of sights and unforgettable atmosphere of harmony. Jerusalem is one of the world’s largest religious centers, and it attracts people of different religions – Muslims, Christians and Arabians. Just like the majority of ancient cities, Jerusalem is full of...
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It’s a well-known tourist center, and one of the largest cities in Israel. The rest in Haifa is diverse and fascinating. You will find here beautiful beaches, wide choice of excursions and cultural programs, interesting markets and modern shopping centers - all these factors attract travelers from all over the world. Local beaches are widely known as the purest and most beautiful ones on the...
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The city is located near Tel Aviv, in a valley named Sharon. It won’t be an exaggeration to say that this is one of the most beautiful cities in Israel. Netanya is rich in greenery, decorated with fountains and sculptures. This city traditionally keeps the atmosphere of grandeur and holiday. This place will never leave indifferent any beach lover and sport enthusiast. The beaches here are...
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Nazareth is considered a city in which Christ spent his childhood. This is a major center of pilgrimage, which attracts visitors primarily by its history and religious landmarks. The Temple of the Annunciation built in 1969 is one of the most important religious places of interest. The lower level of the Temple is a grotto where once lived Virgin Mary. The interior simply strikes visitors by its...
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In 1878 the immigrants from Israel founded a small farming village that got the name Em Ha'Moshavot, which could be literally translated "mother of villages". The village grew steadily and became more and more respectable place, so here appeared first machine-building plants and factories. In 1937 the settlement received the status of a town and became known as Petach Tikva. Just like any old...
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The mountains that surround Eilat serve as an excellent protection for this city. High volatility has led to the increased salinity (up to 41 ‰) in the bay. Warm water creates ideal conditions for growth of corals. Low humidity makes it relatively easy to bear high temperatures. Warm winter makes the resort perfectly adapted to rest at this time of year. The abundance of corals means that...
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