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…
Eilat, the southernmost city in Israel, is located by the red sea. Besides beaches and water activities, you can find many additional attractions. Table of Contents1 Map2 Hotels3 Attractions3.1 Attractions on the way3.2 Animal Attractions3.3 Hikes and other activities3.4 Attractions inside Eilat3.5 Beaches3.6 Jordan and Egypt4 Summary Map Eilat is located between Aqaba (Jordan) and…
Iris Atropurpurea is a protected plant that can be met only in Israel and Syria. Nahal Poleg (Netanya) is one of the best places to see it. Note: another popular related place is Coastal Iris Trail at Ilanot Forest. Table of Contents1 Map2 Trails3 Entrance Fee4 Opening Hours5 What does Iris mean?6 When does Coastal…
Nahal HaShofet offers various trails, including an easy loop and an accessible path with pools and breathtaking nature. Note: Nahal HaShofet reopened after renovations in April 2024. We revisited it in September 2024, and most of the photos and the video are from that visit. Table of Contents1 Map2 Tracks3 Cycling Trails4 Opening Hours5 Entrance…
Rehavia (also Rechavia) is a Jerusalem neighborhood located between the city center and Talbiya. Table of Contents1 About2 Map3 Ratisbonne Monastery4 Bezalel5 Monastery Of The Cross6 Knesset About Rehavia became known as a neighborhood of upper-class Ashkenazi Jews, home to professors and intellectuals, particularly émigrés from Germany. Many of the country’s early leaders lived in…