At night, the view is spectacular. For a total of 360 degrees, all you see is the vast scenery of downtown Amman and distant mountains, which on its own, makes for a great view.
Feel like Ben Hur & visit the Hippodrome where you can still witness ancient chariot races today.
Each car there tells a story about a phase of the Kingdom's development from desert to modern state.
Great place to go shopping. Interesting places to visit inside the city. If you get a chance pray The Way of the Cross.
Wailing Wall -- also known as the Western Wall. Awesome place for prayers and meditation.
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens are located in a 2,000-year-old burial cave that was found in 1902. Today, it is surrounded by plants from all over the world! An amazing site in any season.
Built in 1538 by Suleiman, the Jaffa gate was expanded in 1898 when Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany visited Jerusalem so the German Emperor would not have to dismount his carriage to enter the city.
You should eat Humus at Abu Shukri in the old city or Abu Hasan in Salah Eddin Street. Abu Hasan is better.
There is no such thing as the Arab Quarter. Only the Muslim Quarter, Christian Quarter, Jewish Quarter and Armenian Quarter. Get it right!
Enter the Old City through the Zion Gate. Visit the Jewish Quarter and be witness to millennia of Jewish history, from the time of biblical kings and prophets to modern celebrations and conflicts. Read more.
Masada is UNESCO World Heritage Site.The fortress was the last stand of the Jewish rebels who rose against the Roman Empire in 66 CE. Check out the intricate water cisterns throughout the site!
Where is David's Tomb, Holocaust Cellar & The Cenacle (Upper Room). Across of the street in the Christian Cemetery you will find Oscar Schindler Grave.
Don't miss a visit to St. James cathedral. Most beautiful church in old Jerusalem. Open daily for 30 minutes only from 15:00 till 15:30. No photos allowed inside.
After dark, take a mystical night tour inside the Kotel Tunnels, built under the Muslim Quarter of the old city. Explore ancient underground remnants of the city and discover an archeological wonder. Read more.
Did you know that Mount of Olives got its name from the olive trees that once grew on its hillside from ancient times? A great place that our passengers love to visit!
This place is an alien spaceport in disguise -there is no other explanation why a place in a middle of nowhere would be so crowded.
Beautiful art galleries and a really interesting candle factory all the way at the back of the main road past the synagogue
The New Gate is just another way into the Old City. There is a falafel place just inside to the left, but not worth stopping. The food is so-so and prices way too high. Eat at Jacob's Pizza instead
Look down! There’s a piece of contemporary art on the floor! Look for the manhole over by Bank Leumi. It’s a sculpture by Israeli artist Micha Ullman. Who knew?
Try the great shwarma place in the Clocktower sqaure. ~Amy S, Young Judaea Year Course
Get there before 6.00pm before it closes for prayers! And make sure you look for the mosaic from Scotland.
If you are a small group, 5 or less people go to the left side of the greek alter and ask the Palestinian police officer to let you in from the EXIT. Sometimes it works. Enjoy
Take a walk along the beach at the ancient Roman city of Caesarea and see the partially submerged castle ruins with IsraelExperts Read more.
Skip the long ticket lines by going straight to the automatic machines to the right of the ticket counters
The Light Show conveys the history of Jerusalem with incredible 3d light technology!
Spend some time to relax, the quiet and architecture makes this a perfect spot for a few offline moments
The Tachana is the oldest train station in Israel, where you could catch a train from Jaffa to Jerusalem. It's now renovated, and has chic designer stores, trendy bars and good restaurants.
Things to do at Caesarea a)tour the remnants of Herod's structures and amphitheatre. b)see the bath house and dip your toes in the water with IsraelExperts Read more.
Take in the view of Haifa Bay from the top of the beautiful gardens of the Bahai temple in Haifa, the city of co-existence. Read more.
The nicest boulevard in Tel Aviv, with many interesting buildings. There's a free architecture tour every Saturday morning at 11:00 AM. Meeting point: 46 Rothschild (corner of Shadal Street).
