Israel

One of the oldest cities in the world, and a holy site for three major world religions, Jerusalem is a place many want to visit. Spring and fall are excellent times to visit Jerusalem, just beware of any religious holidays that fall in these timeframes. There are also great day trips from Jerusalem, including a visit to the Dead Sea and Tel Aviv. You will want an idea of your Jerusalem itinerary before deciding where to stay in Jerusalem, as public transportation isn’t widespread here. However, the best Jerusalem neighborhoods are centrally located near all of the main attractions, so it is not hard to find Jerusalem hotels in a convenient location. Best of all, you have an excellent selection of Jerusalem accommodation, no matter your budget. There are 5-star luxury hotels, backpacker hostels and everything in between. Use our tips below to find the best place to stay in…

Tel Aviv is the coolest city you’ll visit in Israel. It’s modern, vibrant, and full of character. It’s often referred to as the “White City” because of the color of Bauhaus architecture style buildings that dominate the cityscape. Once you start wandering the streets of Tel Aviv, you won’t feel surrounded by white buildings. Street art is one of the main Tel Aviv attractions, aside from the beach. Yeah, you read that right. The beach is a staple of Tel Aviv culture, and the climate of the city makes them a great place to spend your time no matter when you come. If you want to really experience what Israel has to offer, you can’t miss Tel Aviv. There are so many unique things to do in Tel Aviv, so it won’t take you long to fall in love. Plan your trip to Israel Need data for your trip to…

Israel is known for many beautiful things—Masada, the Sea of Galilee, and Gal Gadot. But perhaps the most spectacular locales you will find, from the top of Israel to the bottom, are its gorgeous beaches. Plan your trip to Israel Need data for your trip to France? We use Tep Wireless which offers unlimited data for $8 per day. Travelling King readers can get 10% off using the discount code TRAVELLINGKING on check out. Want to learn how to travel on a Budget? Check out our dedicated “Budget Conscious Travel Guide” Read more on Israel: 10 day Israel itinerary in 20 pictures 5 Recommended Trips In Israel Our Guide To Jerusalem’s Top Five Highlights The Ultimate Guide to Jerusalem Where to stay in Jerusalem Where to stay in Tel Aviv The Ultimate Guide to Tel Aviv Achziv Beach The Achziv Beach, located in the Western Galilee, is part of Achziv…

Israel is home to hundreds of fascinating attractions, offering a little of something for everyone. From Biblical ruins to cosmopolitan cities and beautiful beaches, you are spoilt for choice. If you're coming for a visit, be sure to stay for more than just a few days, since there is so much to explore. If you need some ideas for where to go, check out our top five recommended things to do in Israel. Plan your trip to Israel Need data for your trip to France? We use Tep Wireless which offers unlimited data for $8 per day. Travelling King readers can get 10% off using the discount code TRAVELLINGKING on check out. Want to learn how to travel on a Budget? Check out our dedicated “Budget Conscious Travel Guide” Read more on Israel: 10 of the most stunning beaches in Israel Our Guide To Jerusalem’s Top Five Highlights The Ultimate…

Many people never consider visiting Israel. But this tiny country has a bucket load of things to see. The list is extensive, so I thought I would help you at least pick one major destination in the country to start your travel. Jerusalem is as ancient as they come and no visit to Israel would be complete without a visit to this old and historic city.  There is plenty more then 5 things to see in the city alone, but this will be at least a good start. Read more on Israel: 5 Recommended Trips In Israel 10 of the most stunning beaches in Israel The Ultimate Guide to Jerusalem Where to stay in Jerusalem Where to stay in Tel Aviv The Ultimate Guide to Tel Aviv Eat hummus & baklava No visit to Israel would be complete without eating some of the local delicacies. In my mind the two…