Lily Fountain

The Lily Fountain is a prominent feature of the Ha'atzmaut Square in Netanya. It is the symbol of the city and its beauty is much admired. See more details

Mahane Yehuda Market

Mahane Yehuda Market is Israel's most well known "shuk" or market. A short bus trip from Jerusalem's central bus station, the market is a mu See more details

Rabin Square

Rabin Square is infamous as the location of the assasination of the former Israeli Prime minister, Izhak Rabin. Today it is the main venue f See more details
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Israel offers the tourist an exciting contrast of cultures, history, and activities. Ancient cities lie side by side with modern architectural skylines. From skiing on the snowy peaks of Mount Hermon to windsurfing in Eilat, Israel has a wealth of entertainment, sports, cultural events and traditions. Excellent hotels and resorts, geared to accommodate every tourist's dream, are found throughout the country. Restaurants of every persuasion, from haute cuisine to the famous Israeli schwarma, will tantalise your tastebuds like never before. Israel offers a shopping experience like none other - from the typical Middle Eastern markets to the modern, exclusive boutiques - it is a shopper's paradise. Travel back in time and take huge leaps into history in unexpected places.

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Our Top 10 Attractions

  • The German Colony Located at the foot of the Bahai Gardens, the German Colony was founded and developed by the Templars from Germany around 1868. They originall
  • Gan Meir Park Gan Meir park is located just a few minutes from the busy streets of Central Tel Aviv. The tranquility of this peaceful park, with its green t
  • The Carmel Market The Carmel Market is the main "shuk" or marketplace in Tel Aviv. From the clothing stores at the Allenby Street entrance, through the endless
  • The Clock Tower The Clock Tower located in the central square of Jaffa, stands an impressive three stories tall. It was built in 1906 to celebrate the 30 year
  • Baha'i Shrine And Gardens These magnificent hanging gardens and terraces are found high above the outskirts of the city center. The international home of the quiet and ge
  • The Old City Of Jaffa This is one of the most visited places in Israel by tourists. History tells us that Jaffa was occupied by many different conquering nations, b
  • St Peter's Church And Monastery When visiting this area, you will come across several statues of Napoleon, who killed all the inhabitants of Jaffa in 1799. It is believed tha
  • Jaffa Market (Shuk Hapishpeshim) This flea market is the place for bargain hunting. From antiques to Persian carpets, from magnificent Indian silks to brass candlesticks to ki