Cool off at the Gilboa
Some of Israel’s best water play can be found at the foothills of the Gilboa mountain range.
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Some of Israel’s best water play can be found at the foothills of the Gilboa mountain range.
Guaranteed cool breezes make the capital city a hot spot for after-dark summer fun.
Summer in the desert? Absolutely! The Ramat HaNegev Regional Council is planning lots of fun and culture in the humidity-free air down south.
When you join ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel autumn tour it includes admission to exclusive meetings with a who’s who behind the cameras.
Forget vanilla. When Israelis eat ice cream they want to taste some local flavors. Two scoops of hummus ice cream anyone?
If you’re looking to ‘live’ Tel Aviv, not just stay there, neighborhood-centered small hotels are just the ticket.
Israel’s freshest and zaniest produce, plus wines, cheeses, fish and meat, beckon visitors to this high-end daily market in Tel Aviv port.
It’s summer in Tel Aviv! And whether you’re a tourist or a local, the fun is about to start.
An Ottoman-era train depot has reopened in downtown Jerusalem as the city’s hottest new culture and dining destination. Come have a peek.
You’ve read about them on ISRAEL21c. Now you can meet the innovators behind Waze, Mobileye, Indigo, the cardboard bike and other successful Israeli companies in person.
‘This is a wonderful way to introduce the country to people,’ says Prof. Ruth Weisberg of USC’s Roski School of Fine Arts.
We gave you an insider scoop on the top 10 public toilets in Jerusalem. Now we offer a list of loos that made the grade in Tel Aviv.
ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel won’t just show you sights from a bus. You’ll experience them from a variety of unusual perspectives.
Great weather and awesome natural surroundings – plus Israelis’ penchant for an adrenaline high – make for an extreme sports mecca.
The international symbol of the Blue Flag, earned by upholding environmental and accessibility standards, has come to Israel.