When speaking of Caesaria today, some people imply the seaside town with a developed tourism infrastructure while others refer to the National Park with an impressive collection of archaeological monuments. Remarkably, both parties are right.

This mosque is one of the most important symbols of Islam and a revered Muslim shrine. The mosque is huge; it comprises spacious inner halls capable of accommodating up to 5 thousand visitors at a time. Unlike the majority of Muslim temples, it sets no confession limitations: anyone can enter the mosque if their clothes are modest and cover the arms and legs.

Many historians believe Jaffa to be the most beautiful architectural monument of the famous Tel Aviv. Every year, it is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists who have chosen Israel as their vacation spot. Jaffa leaves an impression that lasts for a lifetime. In the past, this city served as a port of Israel. Today, it is considered a popular resort and the art center of Tel Aviv.

The Room of the Last Supper may be found in a Gothic building situated on Mount Zion. It is easily accessible, and anyone can visit this tourist destination in Israel. The Room is located on the second floor. On the first floor, there is the Tomb of King David. The building itself was erected as far back as the 12th century.

A resort city on the shores of the Red Sea. The tourism infrastructure of Eilat is well-developed and works all the year round. Numerous hotels of various comfort levels, sport and amusement centers, the colorful underwater world of the coast – all these turned the city into one of the most popular vacation spots in the country and in the world.

Tel Aviv is a city of cafes and restaurants, night clubs and prestigious hotels, picturesque beaches and colored doors, with expensive yachts shining white on the shoreline. Today, Jaffa, the former vital Mediterranean port, is a district in Tel Aviv. This is a historic monument and a cultural center steeped in legends and memories, winding in ancient streets and binding people's souls to this place.

The ancient city of Acre lies to the north of Haifa. The Acre Fortress, the Knights' Halls and Al-Jazzar Mosque still remember the crusaders' times and are included into the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites.

Haifa is another seaside city; an industrial and scientific center of the country. Here stands the famous Mount Carmel hosting one of the country's largest nature reserves on its slopes. Here, one can also find the legendary, ladder-like Baha'i Gardens. Haifa comprises numerous museums including the Museum of Art, the National Maritime Museum and the huge excavation area of Tel Shikmona where the ancient Jewish settlements have been found.

The Underwater Observatory is a peculiar window enabling people to watch the dwellers of the Red Sea. The complex itself was created in a coral reef located several meters from the shoreline. The Underwater Observatory knows how to amaze its visitors. Its guests are always fascinated by the gigantic aquarium, an exact replica of the real-life sea bottom.

This is a grandiose park and garden complex comprising a huge variety of plants and their decorative uses. Nineteen garden terraces decorated with landscape compositions, descend from the majestic Baha'i temple to the coastline. Baha'i Gardens are included into the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites.

An amusement complex in Eilat. A palatial building that impresses both with its area and the number of attractions. The main theme of the park is based on the biblical plots of the Old Testament. Inside, one can find Ancient Egypt and the real waterfalls.

Ramat Gan Safari has the largest collection of animals in the Middle East. Its uniqueness is ensured by the extensive grazing in the African territories. Today, Safari spans an area of about 1,000 dunams. It has gathered the largest collection of animals in the Middle East and is unique due to the huge herds grazing in the African park.

The Israel National Museum was founded in 1980s in a historic building erected in 1912. Earlier, this building accommodated the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. The museum exposition spans several halls each presenting various physical phenomena.

Over 500,000 exhibits! The Israel Museum in Jerusalem is famous for the huge collection of archaeological treasures, objects of Judaica and ethnography as well as masterpieces of the Jewish and world art. It has everything from the Billy Rose Art Garden with sculptures by Rodin and Picasso to the Dead Sea Scrolls.

The serene and peaceful Ticho House is a perfect place to feel the atmosphere of Old Jerusalem while perusing the creative works of Anna Ticho, Israel's favorite painter. The museum occupies the former house of the painter and her husband, Doctor Abraham Ticho. This is one of the branches of Israel Museum. Today, it offers a full-scale exhibition and organizes concerts and lectures. At the museum, one can also find a popular restaurant.

Get acquainted with the continuous story of the Jewish people in this unique museum. Using wall paintings, reconstructions, dioramas, audiovisual displays, documentaries and interactive multimedia presentations, the Diaspora Museum fascinates its visitors with the story of the Jewish people, the essence of the Jewish culture, faith, predestination and contribution to the humanity's common heritage made by the world's Jews.