
Take a tour of Israel’s huge new solar-energy valley in the desert
One of the largest renewable energy projects in the world, the sprawling Negev complex will produce 300 megawatts of clean electricity every day.
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.

One of the largest renewable energy projects in the world, the sprawling Negev complex will produce 300 megawatts of clean electricity every day.

If you know where to look, you can find the familiar fall rainbow of yellow, orange, gold and red in the Judean or Galilee Mountains.

Open-air marketplaces are perfect for discovering fresh local produce, souvenirs, street food and a bite of Israeli authenticity.

Do-it-yourself day trips in the land of milk and honey that will capture your heart and also satisfy your stomach.

Eilat Ramon Airport, due to open at the beginning of 2018, will be the first civilian airport built in Israel since the founding of the state.

The nightlife in this ancient port city is hopping. After extensive research, ISRAEL21c suggests the best bars to visit in Jaffa after dark.

New museum opens to commemorate the pivotal battle in which 800 mounted soldiers wrested the Negev city from the Ottoman Empire.

The best-kept secrets in this beautiful northern Mediterranean beach town are delicious, intriguing and filled to the brim with culture and fun.

From Ottoman-era townhouses to beautiful Brutalist sanatoriums, the country’s architectural bounty traverses millennia.

Email a copy of your hotel reservation to Pruvo, and the site tracks when a price drops. You’re then given the option to cancel and rebook.

Understanding thousands of years of history is so much more fun when you get into costume and try working and eating as the ancients did.

With its 250 stalls, Machane Yehuda market in Jerusalem is one of the world’s greatest food markets.

The Telegraph’s travel writer explains why Israel belongs on the list of Mediterranean vacation hotspots like Spain, France, Italy and Greece.

Connect to the wonders of nature by hiking in the light of the moon against Israel’s many majestic backdrops.

While most Israelis favor nearby destinations and modest hotels, others are booking expensive jaunts to unexpected and faraway locales.