Relaxing in the mudPhoto by Anonymous
Architecture in JerusalemPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Architecture in JerusalemPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Baptism at the River Jordan. You can buy a suit...Photo by Nicholas R
Masada!Photo by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Admiring the recycling, using the marble column...Photo by Heidi O
Architecture in JerusalemPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Room of Last SupperPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Holy SepulchrePhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
An improptu stop at the Judean Desert. Photo by Nicholas R
Masada 1Photo by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Having a quick read while floating in the seaPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
King Herod's Palace, MasadaPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
You too can walk on water (with a little imagin...Photo by Nicholas R
Door into Church of NativityPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Lying on the floor looking up at the great ceil...Photo by Heidi O
One of the most famous views in the World. You ...Photo by Nicholas R
Dead Sea resortPhoto by Anonymous
View from centre stage at Caesarea amphitheatre...Photo by Heidi O
Ancient graveyard, Mount of OlivesPhoto by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
Tel Aviv
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Israel's cosmopolitan, lively capital seems a million miles away from the holy sites of Jerusalem. Culturally, it's a totally different kettle of gefilte fish, so if you're dead set on partying by the Mediterranean shores, pack your volleyball and bathing suit and visit the city by the sea.
Tel Aviv seems to be on permanent holiday, and at any time of day or night you can saunter down a main street and find crowded cafes. With its low-level development and interconnected neighborhoods, a short walk leads you from the glamorous beachside hotels to the exotic Yemenite Quarter to fashionable Rothschild Blvd.
The main attractions of Tel Aviv can be done in a couple of days. The real reason to visit is to escape the hordes and enjoy fantastic cuisine, a heaving nightlife and pleasant tree-lined streets that spill into the Mediterranean Sea. Tel Avivans will tell you it's the greatest city on earth, so spend a few days here and find out why.
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