Machane Yehuda Market is the most famous market in Jerusalem. It is popular among locals and tourists looking to buy and taste food. Note: sometimes, Machane Yehuda Market is spelled as Mahane Yehuda Market, and locals call it Machane. Table of Contents1 Preface2 Map3 Directions4 Opening Hours4.1 When To Visit The Market?5 Restrooms6 Restaurants6.1 Hachapuria6.2…
Mount Meron Summit Trail is a short loop track at the highest nature reserve in Israel, at 1208 meters above sea level. Table of Contents1 Map2 Trails3 Entrance Fee4 Opening Hours5 Picnic and Barbeque6 Restrooms7 When to Visit Mount Meron?8 Snow9 Horvat Hamama10 Mount Meron Summit Trail11 Nearby Attractions12 Summary Map Mount Meron is located…
Hai Kef is a small zoo in Rishon LeTsiyon. There are 600 animals of different species, and it can be a lovely place to visit. Note: for additional information about animals and wildlife, check out Zoos and Aquariums in Israel. Table of Contents1 Map2 Opening Hours3 Entrance Fee4 Coupons5 At Hai Kef6 Petting Area7 Summary Map…
Recently Nagler house in Kiryat Haim hosted glass exhibition. It wasn’t a big one, rather the feeling was like in a small community. Which was quite nice. And today I wanted to share some photos from that exhibition: Map of the area: For additional shows and exhibitions visit Festivals, Events and Shows.
Flower exhibition in Haifa has held annually during Passover vacation since the 50s till the 90s. The exhibition was renewed in 2012, under the name: “International flower exhibition – Haifa”. Map of the area: The exhibition was held in Hecht Park and most installations were inside air-conditioned pavilions. It took half million flowers to make…
Ein Karem (Ein Kerem) is a village-like neighborhood in Jerusalem with many churches and attractions within walking distance. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions2 What Does Ein Kerem Mean?3 Ein Kerem – General Info4 Mary’s Spring5 Church of the Visitation6 Church of Saint John Ba Harim6.1 Church of Saint John the Baptist – Opening Hours7 Chocolate…