Tourist Attractions in Israel

The Mediterranean climate provides the backdrop for many tourist attractions in Israel. Featuring world class accommodations the historical and cultural opportunities for travelers is limitless. Guided tours of Israel are available to take vacationers to areas seldom seen by the adventurous self guided traveler. Whether you choose to ride in comfort as you visit scenic destinations such as Galilee or Quaram where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found or venture out on your own, the hidden treasures of Israel await.

Jerusalem: This "City of God" is considered the birthplace of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Thousands of pilgrimages are taken by members of all these religions to this 5,000 year old city.

Mount Zion: Visible from every direction Mount Zion, the legendary resting place of King David will give visitors a glimpse at the Coenaculam where Jesus and his disciples attended the Last Supper.

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Jesusalem from Mount of Olives

Mount of Olives: The Mount of Olives is home to mosques, temples and churches. The tombs of the prophets Haggai, Malachi and Zechariah are located here. A visit to the Jewish cemetery will leave travelers in awe as it is considered to be the oldest cemetery in the world and is still in use today.

Dead Sea: The salt content of the Dead Sea is a natural wonder. Pebble lined shores delight the feet of those who walk along the waterline. With a saline content of over 33% the Dead Sea was one of the first health resorts on the planet. King David visited this lake to escape and rejuvenate as did King Herod. Over the centuries the lake has provided potash, salt for Egyptian mummification and more recently ingredients for cosmetics and sachet's. Exploring the past is just one type of tourist attraction in Israel.

Eilat: Entertainment savvy travelers consider Eilat one of the hottest resort towns in the Mediterranean. Populated by more tourists than residents this small town provides a view of the Red Sea. Activities range from sunbathing on the North Beach, scuba diving at Coral Beach and viewing the underwater wonders from the White Tower, an above and below water natural aquarium at the Underwater Observatory.

Underwater Observatory. The Underwater Observatory has an Oceanarium simulator that older children will enjoy. Stargazers will find the new Observatory provides a breathtaking panorama of the night sky.

Hotels near Agudat Israel, Israel

Jaffa Port: The Port of Jaffa is located in Tel Aviv and is the home of numerous legends. Andromeda, bound to a rock waited for Perseus to rescue her, Jonah set to sea from this port before being swallowed by a large fish, and the Apostle Peter received a vision while visiting.

Tel Aviv: Considered the New York of Israel, Tel Aviv is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. Most tourist attractions are located in the center of Tel Aviv. With boutiques, street vendors and historical souvenirs the "heart" of Tel Aviv is a bustling hub of activity. The north side of the city is considered a suburb of Tel Aviv. Located here is the Tel Aviv University, Israel's Museum and Hayarkon Park. Working diligently to preserve the past the residents of the southern part of the city welcome visitors to walk along the first streets and wonder at the diverse architecture. You are guaranteed to be busy with the many things to do in Israel.

Step back in time while enjoying the comforts of modern living with a visit to the Holy Land. Bustling city nightlife and learning about the ancient past are just a couple of the many tourist attractions in Israel that you will enjoy.

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