
Tel Aviv or Tel Aviv-Yafo is a city located on the Israeli Mediterranean coastline.
Tel Aviv or Tel Aviv-Yafo is a city located on the Israeli Mediterranean coastline.
Capernaum is a Biblical village, where Jesus Christ lived.
Tabgha is another biblical site, known for Christ’s miraculous multiplication of loaves and fish to feed a multitude.
Sea of Galilee (also called Lake Tiberias or Yam Kinneret) is a “biblical” lake in Israel.
Qumran National Park is another worth visiting archeological site located nearby the Dead Sea.
Nazareth is an Israel’s largest Arab city and also one with important Christian sites.
Masada is one of Israel’s best known tourist attractions.
Masada National Park is the great archaeological UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It’s an ancient fortress located on a flat plateau above the Dead Sea.
These days, you can also be baptised in River Jordan or just buy as a souvenir a symbolic bottle of water.
The Jordan River is well known for Christians because John the Baptist baptised Jesus in the waters of this river.
Another great archaeological site is located in Zippori, known also as Sepphoris or Diocaesaraea.
The ancient ruins of Caesarea are located in Caesarea National Park.
This archaeological site is really worth visiting!
Caesarea is an interesting place with ancient harbor ruins and beautiful beaches.
Cana in Galilee is a biblical place of the Jesus’ first miracle i.e., the transformation of water into wine.
These days, tourists of course can buy bottles of wine as a souvenir. 🙂
Bethlehem is the biblical birthplace of Jesus.
The main attraction in Beit Shean is the Archaeological National Park with the best-preserved ancient ruins in the Middle East.
Beit Shean is one of the oldest cities in the country.
It’s also known by names: Scythopolis, Tel Beit Shean, Tel el-Husn, Tel el-Hosn, Beisan, and Nysa.
The Dead Sea is a very unique sea, unfortunately countries take too much minerals out of the water and it destroys the sea a lot.
Dead Sea or Salt Sea is a salty lake between Israel, West Bank and Jordan.
Red Sea is a narrow strip of water connecting the Gulf of Aden with the Gulf of Suez .
The name comes from the color of the Sea that is sometimes caused by the algae.