Jerusalem

The Bialik House in Tel Aviv was the home of Israel’s national poet, Haim Nahman Bialik, and is now a museum dedicated to him. Located in Bialik Square, near Beit …

There are many museums in Jerusalem exhibiting wonderful historical and cultural displays. In both the modern city and the Jewish Quarter of the Old City, there are many museums dedicated …

The Chamber of the Holocaust was the the world’s first Holocaust memorial and is a powerful yet little known museum by Israelis and tourists alike. It was built as a …

The National Library of Israel is the world’s largest collections of Hebraica and Judaica, and holds many rare and unique manuscripts, books, and artifacts. Formerly Jewish National and University Library, this library is …

The Wohl Rose Garden, or Wohl Rose Park, is one of the few rose parks of its kind in the Middle East, and has been proclaimed one of the most …

The Jerusalem Bird Observatory, Israel’s first urban wildlife site. Although only 1.5 acres in size, attracts thousands of migrating songbirds to its pond and fruit trees. This makes it the …

The Supreme Court of Israel sits in Jerusalem. It is the highest court of Justice in Israel and the final court of appeals. When sitting as an appellate court, the Supreme …

Gazelle Valley Park is Israel’s biggest urban nature reserve and also the best place to watch endangered mountain gazelles in their natural habitat. The valley was once a home to a …

The Jerusalem Forest is a favorite by locals and has many playgrounds and picnic areas in it, along with a hiking trail. It is filled with pine and cypress trees, …

While touring and museum hopping can often become expensive, this is a list of free things to do in Jerusalem. Included are some of Israel’s most popular sites and both …