Azrieli is probably the most recognizable complex in Tel Aviv’s skyline. It is also one of the first skyscrapers in Tel Aviv. Today, we will photograph next to Azrieli and then take an elevator to Azrieli Observatory, the highest observatory in the Middle East. Table of Contents1 Background Information1.1 Circular Tower1.2 Triangular Tower1.3 Square Tower1.4…
This post contains only photos from Sorek cave (also known as Soreq cave and Acshalom cave). For a detailed explanation see Avshalom Cave. For additional attractions nearby check Jerusalem page.
Argaman Beach, also known as Acre Beach, is a lovely sandy beach with standard facilities south of the old city of Acre. Note: if you want to see the full guide about the city, see Acre. Table of Contents1 Map2 Entrance Fee3 Parking4 Facilities5 Opening Hours6 Palm Rimonim Hotel Beach6.1 Nahal Na’aman7 Summary Map At…
Sorek stream (Nahal Sorek) starts at Jerusalem mountains and on its way to the Mediterranean sea passes through Tsor`a valley (near Beit Shemesh). I saw an article that told about big variety of animals (mostly birds, but there was footage of foxes as well). Unfortunately, it’s very hard to find any info in the internet….
Stella Maris is a 19th-century Carmelite Monastery on Mount Carmel in Haifa. And nearby you can find a stunning viewpoint and a lovely trail. Table of Contents1 Map1.1 Directions2 Opening Hours3 Entrance Fee4 Mass Times5 Contact Information6 Stella Maris Viewpoint7 Stella Maris Trail8 Carmelites8.1 When was the current Stella Maris Monastery built?8.2 What Does Stella…
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…