Discover 7 surprisingly romantic landmarks in Israel
For Tu B’Av, the Jewish holiday of love, learn about aristocratic marriages, unrequited love and scandal hiding behind stony facades across Israel.
There’s no better way to experience Israel than by coming to see it first-hand. Find resources on the best hotels, new restaurants, exhibits, activities and sites to make the most of your next trip to Israel.
For Tu B’Av, the Jewish holiday of love, learn about aristocratic marriages, unrequited love and scandal hiding behind stony facades across Israel.
Join comedian Renny Grinshpan on a special tour of Tel Aviv and Jaffa, and find out what you’ve been missing during the Covid crisis.
Find out where the largest Philistine city, largest Canaanite city, largest ancient city gate and largest Neolithic village were discovered.
From dusty desert roads and Tel Aviv landmarks to the local version of Stonehenge – you may not be able to visit, but you can still revel in Israel in all its beauty from above.
As borders start to reopen even as corona rages, we give you the chance to ask three experts any health and travel questions that are worrying you.
Dig out the sand toys and don’t forget the sunscreen. It’s time to hit the beach, and here are some of the best Israel has to offer.
Hotel Reopen Map lists hotels with their current open or closed status and, for the latter, information on when a re-opening might take place.
With Israel poised to begin opening up for tourists again later this summer, Travel Weekly takes a look at what you can do in 48 hours in Tel Aviv.
In Israel, peeling back the layers of history is a never-ending pursuit. Findings from thousands of years ago are preserved for the public to explore.
When your travel plans are on hold and you’re stuck at home, conditions are perfect for puzzling together scenes from the Holy Land.
Air travel to Israel isn’t happening just yet, but locals are eagerly returning to the quaint shops, ethnic eateries and fabulous beaches of Jaffa. Join us on a one minute trip.
Where is the Ark of the Covenant hidden? What is that manmade mound of rocks in the Sea of Galilee? And who built the Israeli Stonehenge?
When the Jerusalem history museum sought a partner for a special way to welcome back visitors, ISRAEL21c reporting came in handy.
Climb Masada, tour the President’s Residence, explore the Western Wall tunnels, and much more, without getting out of your pajamas.
We’ve been through dark and difficult months, so to celebrate Israel’s 72nd birthday, we decided to ask our favorite photographers to share some of their most joyous pictures.