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Israel is small but of full of treasures for the willing tourist. Here is a taste of just a few: from the mystical sensation of history coming to life in Jerusalem, through Tel Aviv’s Mediterranean spirit and urban sophistication, to Eilat’s carefree atmosphere, the natural wonders of the Dead Sea, and the enchanting Galilee area. |
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| Attractions by area |
Looking for things to see and do in Israel? The attraction search at the Israel Tourism Portal will help you find all the interesting sights and activities throughout Israel. You may enter free text and search by the type of activity or attraction, as well by area. |
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| Jerusalem |
Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, is one of the oldest cities in the world – 3,000 years old - and sacred to the three monotheistic religions. A must for every tourist in Israel, its rich past is felt in every corner of the Old City, with its special ambiance, markets, and dozens of historical landmarks, including the Western Wall, Temple Mount and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Jerusalem is not just a major historical center, but also Israel’s Seat of Government and a lively modern city with an international film festival, numerous art museums and much more. The Jerusalem Municipality website offers plenty of information on the city and its charms, as well as useful information for visitors.
 Israel Tourism Portal: Jerusalem
Israel map including detailed city map of Jerusalem
Egged - public transportation in Jerusalem
Shopping in Jerusalem
Jerusalem museums
Detailed map of Jerusalem (PDF) |
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| Tel Aviv-Yafo |
Tel Aviv is a city of vibrant streets and cafes, the center of Israeli commerce and business, art and culture. It enjoys a long stretch of sandy beaches and offers a bustling nightlife scene renowned worldwide, side by side with the rich history of Jaffa and many examples of early 20th century architecture. Visit the Tel Aviv section of the Israel Tourism Portal for updated information on the city, its beaches, hotels, restaurants and clubs.
Tel Aviv and its metropolitan area have a convenient network of bus routes operated by Dan, as well as four railway stations. The city center is not large and can be covered easily on foot or on bicycle, with more than 70 kilometers of paved bicycle lanes.
Tel Aviv Municipality tourist information
Tel Aviv Hotel Association
Israel map site including Tel Aviv city map
Shopping in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv museums
Detailed map of Tel-Aviv (PDF) |
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| The Dead Sea |
The Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, is undoubtedly also one of the most fascinating places on the globe. Its water of rich minerals has made it a year-round attraction for tourists seeking health and relaxation. Summer or winter, you can float effortlessly in the salty water, rub yourself with mineral mud or just bask in the sun and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
The Dead Sea area is an attraction in itself, with beautiful desert scenery dotted with historical sights such as Masada and Qumran. |
 The Dead Sea Tourism Guide
Israel Tourism Portal: the Dead Sea
The natural healthy resources of the Dead Sea
Dead Sea National Parks
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| Eilat |
Eilat, The southernmost city in Israel, offers the unique combination of a beach resort town and desert tourism. Situated on the shores of the deep-blue Red Sea, the city boasts a lively nightlife scene and is also Israel’s leading scuba diving spot, with a magnificent diversity of underwater life. If you ever tire of relaxing in the sun shining throughout the year, you can explore the marvelous desert area around the city. |
Israel Tourism Portal: Eilat
Eilat Hotel Association
Detailed map of Eilat (PDF)
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| Haifa, Galilee, and Northern Israel |
Israel’s northern part is predominantly the land of forested mountains, valleys and streams, but also of clear-blue sea with sandy beaches, modern cities, and plenty of historical spots.
Haifa is the major city in the North, nestled between the Carmel forests and the Mediterranean. You can visit the historical cities of Acre, Nazareth and Safed, follow the footsteps of Jesus around the Sea of Galilee, tour the numerous corners of unspoiled nature around the Galilee and the Golan Heights, or relax in a pastoral country lodging in the midst of nature.
Israel Tourism Portal: Galilee
Map of Israel with Galilee maps and information on sights
Parks and nature reserves: Lower Galilee and the Valleys
Parks and nature reserves: Golan Heights, Upper Galilee and Sea of Galilee
Detailed map of Haifa (PDF)
Detailed map of Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee (PDF) |
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