Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter

Situated at the southeast corner of the Old City, the Jewish Quarter has hosted an almost continuous Jewish presence since the 8th century BCE.

Ein Avdat

This spectacular narrow canyon in the Negev receives water from various springs which descend into a series of waterfalls.

Timna

Ancient smelting operations have been recovered at this copper mining site situated in the southern Negev.

Ancient Kite

This site demonstrated the ancient hunting practice of herding animals into a confined area.

Machane Yehudah

Natives and tourists alike frequent this open air market in Jerusalem

Mitzpeh Ramon

Originally a military outpost, this small town in the Negev, with its breathtaking landscapes, has recently become an eco-tourist destination.

Petra, Jordan

Considered the eighth wonder of the world, this city carved into rock dates back over 2000 years. Tourists flock here to view the magnificent temples, water cisterns, tombs, caves, Roman Theatre, courthouse and Royal Tombs.