Cities in Israel

An excursion to any nation in the world is conducted due to a whole range of reasons varying from business to tourism. The sacred connection of the Jews, the interesting historical background and the beautiful landscape of the country pull several travelers to this country. The country of Israel is traversed by numerous visitors from various countries. Just as the tourist spots of any place are the points of interest for all travelers whatever the purpose of the tour is, the various Cities in Israel are essentially the major Tourist Attractions in Israel for any tourist.

The City of Gold - Jerusalem in Israel, the holy city to as many as three religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, draws the largest number of crowds owing to the major attractions centered there.

In Jerusalem, you can enjoy your travel to the following tourist spots:

• Temple Mount
• Via Dolorosa
• Western Wall
• Citadel or Tower of David
• Yad Vashem
• The Israel Museum
• Church of the Holy Sepulchre
• Montefiore Windmill
• Mount of Olives

Capital of the northern district of Israel, the city of Nazareth is characterized by tremendous religious fervor. One of the most important Cities in Israel offers the following places of interest:

• Church of the Annunciation
• Fountain of Mary/St Gabriel's Church
• Mensa Christi
• Salesian Monastery
• St Joseph's Church
• Synagogue Church
• Mount Tabor
• Eastern Orthodox Church,
• Melkite Greek Catholic Church,
• Church of St. Joseph's Carpentry
• Mensa Christi Church
• White Mosque

First Hebrew city in a span of 2000 years, Tel Aviv, the most happening of all the Cities in Israel is located on the Mediterranean coast. In this city you can choose to visit the following places:

• Carmel Market
• Dizengoff Circle
• Frederic Mann Auditorium / Hekhal Haturbut
• Habimah Theater
• Haganah Museum
• Helena Rubinstein Pavilion
• History of Tel-Aviv - Jaffa Museum
• Independence Hall
• Old Cemetery
• Rubin House
• Shalom Tower
• Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Haifa, a seaport situated below scenic Mount Carmel on Israel's Mediterranean shoreline, this third largest of the Cities in Israel offers the following tourist attractions:

• National Maritime Museum
• Haifa Museum of Art
• Bahai Gardens and World Center
• Cave of Elijah
• Stella Maris
• Haifa Zoo and Botanical Gardens
• Hecht Museum
• Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art

Visits to the major Cities in Israel are some of the most important sections of an Israel Travel Guide.