Whether you’re exploring ancient cities, enjoying the beach, or discovering Israel through its food, we’ve gathered a few favourites to help you see why Israel feels like home to us.
Travel tips
Things you should know
Sun Protection – Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, the Mediterranean sun is strong.
Layers – Pack light clothing for warm days and a sweater or jacket for cooler nights.
Water – Drink plenty throughout the day, staying hydrated is essential.
Tap Water – Safe to drink anywhere in Israel.
Gett Taxi App – Download for quick, reliable rides. It’s Israel’s version of Uber.
Moovit App – Great for real-time public transit directions and schedules.
Walking – Most cities are easy to explore on foot, so bring comfortable shoes.
Shabbat – Public transport slows or stops from Friday evening to Saturday night.
Activities
Haifa
Bahá’í Gardens
Mount Carmel Cable Car
German Colony
Louis Promenade
Bat Galim
Stella Maris Monastery
Haifa Port
Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Promenade
Day Trips
Zichron Yaakov Wineries
Beit She’an
Jerusalem
Western Wall Tunnels
Ben Yehuda Street
Emek Refaim
Other Cities to Visit
Zichron Yaakov
Eilat
Tzfat (Safed)
Nazareth
Rosh Hanikra
Metula
Akko (Acre)
Foodie stops
Tel Aviv
Shuk HaCarmel
Carmel Market / Food Market
Sarona Market
Sarona / Restaurants & Patios
Whiskey Bar & Museum
Sarona's Historic Templer / Steak House
Blue Sky
Tel Aviv Port / Dairy & Fish Gourmet
Yakimono (Hilton)
HaYarkon / Kosher Sushi & Japanese-Style
Papagayo
Herzliya / Brazilian Steak House
Malka
Ibn Gabirol / Creative Israeli Comfort Food
Kinto
Koifman St. / Georgian Kosher Cuisine
Pankina
Gordon St. / Italian Kosher (Dairy & Fish)
Jerusalem
Rooftop by Mamilla Hotel
Mamilla / Modern Mediterranean
Jacko’s Street
Agrippas Street / Modern Israeli Grill
Crave!
Mahane Yehuda / Gourmet Street Food
Pit Master Jerusalem
Talpiot / Texas-Style Smokehouse BBQ
Eucalyptus
Artist’s Colony / Modern Biblical Israeli
Bardak
Talbiya / Israeli Craft Pizza & Beer
Aroma Espresso Bar
Chain Restaurant / Israeli Cafe
FAQs
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The sooner the better—Israel stays busy year-round. Whether you prefer a hotel or an Airbnb, there are great options at every budget, and you’ll have no trouble finding something that fits your style.
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Totally up to you. Some guests will join just for the wedding weekend; others may turn it into a longer Israel adventure. We’re excited to see you whenever you arrive!
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You’ll need a valid passport (with at least six months before expiry) and an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL). You can apply for the ETA-IL on israel-entry.piba.gov.il
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Both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem offer amazing places to stay, depending on what you want to explore. We’ll also have buses running from both cities to the wedding to make things easy for everyone.
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Trains, buses, and ride-hailing apps make getting around easy. Taxis and Gett (Israeli Uber) are reliable. You can rent a car if you prefer flexibility, but parking in cities can be limited.
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Yes. We’re planning a meaningful group experience before the wedding and will share details as soon as they’re finalized.