Jerusalem

Jerusalem is a ancient yet modern and lively city with so much to do it’s hard to see it all! This is my itinerary for how see the most in …

The National Botanic Garden of Israel, also known as the Botanical Garden of the Hebrew University, is the first botanical garden in Israel. It covers over 6 acres and houses …

The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo is a wonderful way to spend a relaxing day in Jerusalem. The zoo is home to 2,200 animals representing over 270 different species across  62 acres. In …

The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens is the largest plant collection in Israel and the Middle East, spanning 45 acres. The Gardens has plants from around the world, and display more than …

Yad Vashem is the Holocaust History Museum and Israel’s memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. It is dedicated to preserving the memory of the dead, honoring Jews who fought …

The Israel Museum is Israel’s largest cultural institution and one of the world’s leading museums in art and archaeology. The focus of the museum is on the art, Judaica and …

Ammunition Hill is the site of one of the most hard won and important battles fought during the Six-Day War leading to the reunification of Jerusalem. Today it is a …

The Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem is the world’s only museum devoted entirely to the history of the Bible and the Ancient Near East. This museum displays a rare and …

The Rockefeller Archaeological Museum houses antiquities unearthed in excavations conducted mainly during the time of the British Mandate. The museum contains thousands of artifacts ranging from prehistoric times, dating back …

The Hebrew Music Museum exhibits of rare and ancient musical instruments from different historical periods. The museum displays musical instruments from across the world. There are seven galleries, each with …