The Must-See Sites to Discover
After a journey through the mountains, you will arrive at the lowest point on Earth for a must-do experience on any trip to Israel: a bath in the Dead Sea! Covering oneself with mud and then bathing in this very salty water guarantees unique sensations and softens the skin. This water is also believed to help relieve rheumatism and muscle pain.
Jerusalem is the holy city for the three monotheistic religions, with several sacred sites. Islam, Judaism, and Christianity associate a significant moment of their history with the Dome of the Rock, located in the center of the Temple Mount. In Jerusalem, you will find the Western Wall, important in Jewish religion, as well as the Mount of Olives and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, fundamental in Christianity. The old city, surrounded by walls, is accessible through five gates and consists of four quarters: Christian, Muslim, Jewish, and Armenian. As you stroll through the Byzantine enclosure of Jerusalem, you will be struck by a feeling of serenity.
Tel Aviv is in constant excitement, with a multitude of restaurants, trendy bars, and lively clubs. In stark contrast to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv is a modern and bustling city where one never gets bored. Culturally cosmopolitan, it charms with its allure. Let yourself be captivated by "Old Jaffa."
Tiberias, a historic Israeli city, is known for its cultural discoveries. Thanks to the Sea of Galilee, travelers can relax while visiting religious sites such as churches or synagogues.