5 favorite places to get a fabulous mobile meal in Israel
From Brazilian cuisine to gourmet sandwiches to French pastry and Yemenite fare, food carts are bringing Israel’s culinary melting pot to the public.
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From Brazilian cuisine to gourmet sandwiches to French pastry and Yemenite fare, food carts are bringing Israel’s culinary melting pot to the public.
Jerusalem is peppered with fabulous ancient archeological sites that reveal the story and secrets of this most unique city.
Book a fascinating tour of the Israel Diamond Exchange, the world’s leading center for buying, selling, cutting and polishing large diamonds.
People come from across Israel to a town in the northwest to sample the gluten-free goodies at Tupelo Bakery.
The library theme comes alive in the design of the structure, its shape resembling a stack of books. Floors are ‘chapters’ and rooms are ‘paragraphs.’
Whether you’re into woodland foraging, extreme rope climbing, wines, berry-picking or boating, there’s something in this picturesque region for you.
Lavender is not only the 2023 color of the year, it’s also a flowering crop perfectly suited to the Israeli climate and palate.
A series of sustainable, carbon-neutral mud domes offers a taste of communal living for visitors.
The fragrant citron is central to Sukkot but what do you do with the extras and leftovers? One way is to turn them into alcoholic beverages.
Here’s why we’ve been schlepping mattresses, a grill, sleeping bags, tent and toothbrushes to camp in the wilds of Israel for the past 30 years.
Catholic Israeli Walied Khoury, one of about eight blacksmiths in Israel, uses tools and techniques that have been utilized for many centuries.
Visitors find a special vibe in this Haifa district town with a down-to-earth artistic feel and a pull for people seeking alternative lifestyles.
From parks and promenades to world-famous sights and buzzing locations, Jerusalem is full of fun things to do without spending a dime.
If you need a one-stop shop for a t-shirt, menorah, lampshade and beer – not to mention globes, pillows and funky socks – hit the flea market.
This ancient Crusader city on the shores of the Mediterranean is filled with unexpected delights.