City: Israel
Top Things to do in Israel
Top Hotels in Israel
- 1. Royal Beach Tel - Aviv
- 2. Dan Eilat Hotel
- 3. Fabric Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 4. Jerusalem International YMCA, Three Arches Hotel
- 5. Isrotel Dead Sea Hotel & Spa
- 6. 65 Hotel Rothschild Tel Aviv - An Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 7. The American Colony Hotel
- 8. Shalom Hotel & Relax Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 9. Oasis Spa Club Hotel
- 10. Port and Blue TLV Suites Hotel
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The 10 Best Visitor Centers in Israel, Israel
Coordinates: 31°N 35°E / 31°N 35°E / 31; 35
Restaurants in Israel
1. Vidor Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By viaggiX3
The visit at the Vidor Center is a great experience for kids and adults. The movie is very interesting and eye-catching. In the green house is possible to see how the products are grown, the interactive museum is well made and amusing. We have been welcome and guided through the center by qualified and competent people. Massimo Elena from Italy
2. Naharayim Experience Visitor Center
3. Tourist Information Center - Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Come see our Tourist Information Center with the best view of the Mediterranean Sea! See Israelis playing 'matkot' on the beach year-round, people running and exercising down the boardwalk, and the endless volleyball tournaments. Here you can collect your free city maps and information about Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv- Yafo Municipality invites you to visit the Tourist Information Centers located in four of the most beautiful areas of the city - the Herbert Samuel Boardwalk, the Jaffa Clock Tower, Sarona and Rothschild Boulevard. The Tourist Information Centers provide useful information in various languages about interest points, tours, attractions and events around the city. Our employees and volunteers will be happy to assist you in planning your next vacation or visit.
4. Just Aloe Visitor Center
5. The Gateway to the Negev Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
The Negev Visitors Center is a one-stop-shop to bring the opportunities of the Negev to light. The center is an exciting attraction with innovative technological displays, experiential and interactive activities from a variety of fields, including housing, employment, education, culture, and more. we offer interactive tour of the center and guided tours of the Negev and Beer-Sheva.
6. Saxum Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
The Saxum Visitor Center helps pilgrims to deepen their knowledge of the Holy Land through different multimedia resources in order to enrich each person’s Holy Land experience.
Reviewed By V2503FFtomr - Columbus, United States
My favorite parts of the Visitor Center were: 1) the time sequence, interactive 3-D images of the evolution of the temple and 2) the raised relief map of the temple area depicting, in sequence, Jesus' route through the city from the time of His arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane, taking Him to Caiaphas, to Herod, etc., and finally to Calvary, and 3) cross section and explanation of the site of the Holy Sepulcher. Very small but nice gift shop (cash only). Highly recommend the book, "In the Footprints of our Faith." Outstanding combination of photos, maps, and explanations of nearly every major pilgrimage site. Used by tour guides as a reference book ($35). As an extra, from the parking lot you can see the nearby statue of Our Lady of the Arc of the Covenant silhouetted against the sky on a nearby ridge, looking toward Jerusalem, on the site (now church) where the Arc was secured for 20 years prior to King David bringing it to Jerusalem. Saxum is culminating stop on tours offerd by Mater Dei Tours. Saxum.org
7. Sarona Visitor's Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Founded in 1871 by German Templers, this unique site underwent amazing changes. Its residents were first appreciated for introducing advanced farming and manufacturing practices to the region; but later expelled for being Nazi subjects. Sarona transformed into a British military base, then the headquarters of both the Israeli Army and the Mossad – and finally, today this is one of Tel Aviv's most popular shopping and recreation sites. Tel Aviv- Yafo Municipality invites you to visit the Tourist Information Centers located in four of the most beautiful areas of the city - the Herbert Samuel Boardwalk, the Jaffa Clock Tower, Sarona and Rothschild Boulevard. Here you can collect your free city maps and information about Tel Aviv. The Tourist Information Centers provide useful information about interest points, tours, attractions and events around the city. Our employees and volunteers will be happy to assist you in planning you in planning your next vacation or visit.
Reviewed By piglet262
We really enjoyed our visit around this area. It's packed with history from the earliest beginnings of Tel Aviv with the Templars, to really interesting information about the formation of the state of Israel. We didn't tie in with an official tour, but instead the guide from the ticket booth showed us round and was brilliant in bringing it all to life. We totally recommend this area and can't believe it isn't better known and listed in guide books.
8. JNF Western Galilee Tourist Information Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Due to the current situation, the JNF-USA Western Galilee Tourist Information center will be available online: WWW. WESTGALIL.ORG.IL If you would like personal assistance, we will be happy to assist you via Telephone- Sunday to Thursday 10 AM- 3 PM Good healthy days to us all.
Reviewed By Traveler723810 - Paramus, United States
This is the place to go for great advice and information before you start your visit to Akko. The great staff can help you (in several languages) to orient yourself in the city and help you map out a great day of touring, eating, and fun. They have a short film, maps, brochures and lots of advice regarding where and when. Follow the signs to Tourist Information when you enter the old part of town on Weizmann st (there is a parking lot right there at 1 Weizmann where you can park for the day if you are coming by car). The signs kind of drop off but you can ask for help at any store or restaurant. You will see a lovely restored stone building with bright blue shutters. Inside is a gorgeous, light-filled space which also includes local artwork for sale and interesting informational exhibits. If you have transportation and a flexible schedule, they can help you extend your visit to the area to include other sites such as local inns, wineries, food or crafts workshops and beautiful parks and natural sites in the western Galilee. We just spent several days doing just that and there is a lot to do and see in the area! Enjoy your visit to historic Akko and the Galilee.
9. City of David National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,128 reviews
Rediscover Biblical Jerusalem.The story of the City of David began over 3,000 years ago,Today, the story of the City of David continues. Deep underground, the City of David is revealing some of the most exciting archeological finds of the ancient world. While above ground, the city is a vibrant center of activity with a visitor's center that welcomes visitors for an exciting tour to the site where much of the Bible was written.
Reviewed By thewhereto - Sydney, Australia
The City of David is an archaeological site which you can visit and see remains from settlement during the Canaanite period. At the site you can go underground to Hezekiah’s Tunnel (maybe not if you’re claustrophobic), Warren’s Shaft, the Pool of Siloam). We’d recommend a guided tour so you know what you’re looking at. There’s lots of walking and stairs and hills so you need to be physically fit. Enter via the Dung Gate and head to the visitor centre. There are bathrooms, kiosk and a shop.
10. National Library Of Israel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
A tour of the National Library is a rare glimpse into realms of the past, some of them fading, and realms of the present as they take shape. The National Library houses unique collections of ancient maps and rare books, an abundance of original music recordings, ephemera and advertisements from various periods in the history of Palestine-Israel, a comprehensive press archive, and more. Library tours highlight collection items that the ordinary reader is unlikely to encounter.
