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Bet Shean and Belvoir

Two of the most impressive and best preserved archeological remains in Israel – a Roman-Byzantean city with a great theater, bath house, streets and squares, and even more ancient remains, and a Crusader castle with triple walls, with an amazing view on Galilee, Jezreel Valley and the T
King David and Salomon's Jerusalem

Jerusalem was founded by King David 3000 years ago, and his successor King Solomon has built the First Temple in it. We'll follow the remains of the days of the First Temple.
Jerusalem and Bethlehem – birth and crucifixion of Jesus

Jesus was born in Bethlehem, and spent his last days in Jerusalem, where he was crucified and resurrected. Many churches and sites tell the story of the most important days of Jesus Christ, making the two cities to be the most important places in Christianity.
Jerusalem of three religions

The most popular tour, showing Jerusalem and its holiest sites – Western Wall, Temple Mount, Mount of Olives, Gethsemane, Via Dolorosa, Holy Sepulcher and more.
Caesarea and Meggido (Armageddon)

Caesarea and Meggido are two of the most important archeological sites in Israel.
Roman and Byzantine Era in Jerusalem

The glory days of Jerusalem were the days of King Herod in 1^st century BC and until the destruction of the Second Temple in 1^st century AD. The city was built again as a big city by Hadrian as a pagan center, later by Constantine and St.
Judaism revival in Galilee – the places of Sanhedrin

Due to the destruction of the Second Temple, Judaism faced the challenge of adaptation of the religion and its cult to the new circumstances.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa – the big metropolis of Israel

Tel Aviv is the symbol of the modern day Israel, "the first Hebrew city", where the Declaration of Independence was signed, the cultural and the economical capital of the state and the city of the youth.

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