In the heart of Jerusalem’s Givat Ram neighborhood stands an institution that embodies the essence of Israel’s rich heritage and global cultural significance – The Israel Museum. As the largest and most prominent museum in the country, its sprawling 20-acre campus is a treasure trove of over half a million artifacts that eloquently narrate the […]
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Located in the heart of Ramat Aviv, next to the Eretz Israel Museum, the Palmach Museum stands as a living testament to the indomitable spirit of the Palmach strike force, a vital pillar in the foundation of the State of Israel. Since its inauguration in 2000, this museum, housed within the architecturally intriguing Palmach House,
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The Madatech National Science, Technology and Space Museum in Haifa, is a large museum crammed with hands-on activities that will please both adults and children. Not far from the Bahai Gardens, in the Hadar neighborhood of Haifa, the museum is housed in the large edifice which is the old Technion building. The Madatech building was
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The Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art in Haifa is the only Japanese museum in the Middle East. Founded by a Holocaust survivor who hid his collection of Japanese artifacts somewhere in Holland during the war, the museum has much to offer – a genuine glimpse at the historical culture of Japan. From the samurai swords
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The Haifa Museum of Art, established in 1951, is located in a historic building built in the 1930s in Wadi Nisnas, downtown Haifa. Ranking as Israel’s third largest art museum, the museum focuses on Israeli and international contemporary art, and its collection includes 7,000 items, mostly of contemporary Israeli art. The building was built in
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Tucked within the storied walls of Tiberias lies a treasure trove of history and resilience. These walls, which once stood as steadfast guardians, marked the city’s boundaries until the dawning of the 20th century. The remnants we see today are echoes of the fortifications raised by Daher al-Omer, the Galilee’s ruler, during the 18th century.
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Standing atop a hill that now dominates the heart of the Azor area in Israel, the Castle of the Plain, or “Chateau de Plain” in French, beckons travelers to explore its storied past. This Crusader fortress, also known as Castellum Balneorum in Latin, witnessed the ebb and flow of history as it served as a
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Located within the enchanting Old City of Acre, the Citadel of Acre stands as a testament to the layered history of Israel. Once a palace and a governmental hub during the Ottoman era, and later transformed into a fortified prison during the British Mandate, the Citadel’s walls echo stories of struggle, bravery, and change. From
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Tucked within the arid expanse of the Nahal Perth (Wadi Qelt) Nature Reserve, a remarkable desert oasis emerges, characterized by its unique blend of desert landscape, flowing stream, and diverse vegetation. This haven also holds within its bounds historical remnants of human activity spanning various periods. Positioned northeast of Jerusalem, the Nahal Perth Nature Reserve
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Israel, a land renowned for its historical and cultural riches, is also a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts seeking heart-pounding adventures amidst stunning landscapes. Among the array of adrenaline-pumping activities, rappelling stands out as an exhilarating way to connect with nature while experiencing the thrill of controlled descents down towering cliffs and rugged rock formations. Join
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