The map of Israel above shows the main cities and surrounding countries. For more information about Jerusalem, click the link to the left.
Israel is the country where three of the world's great religions began, collide, and coexist on the same hill in the same city. Jerusalem's Old City contains the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock within 350 metres of each other — the most concentrated intersection of human faith and human conflict on earth.
Israel Map: Must-See Experiences
- Old City of Jerusalem — Jewish, Muslim, Christian & Armenian Quarters
- Western Wall & Tunnel Tour
- Church of the Holy Sepulchre
- Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial, Jerusalem
- Dead Sea floating & Ein Gedi nature reserve
- Masada fortress UNESCO sunrise hike
- Tel Aviv's Carmel Market & Rothschild Boulevard
- Bahá'í Gardens, Haifa (UNESCO)
- Caesarea Roman theatre & aqueduct
- Galilee & Sea of Galilee boat ride
Explore by Region
Photo Gallery
Explore Israel
Frequently Asked Questions
Spring (Mar–May): Jerusalem mild + wildflowers; Fall (Sep–Nov): dry heat eases; Summer: Dead Sea heat peak, Tel Aviv beaches; Winter: quieter crowds, cool Jerusalem
3–4 days: Jerusalem + Dead Sea; 5–6 days: add Tel Aviv + Masada; 7–10 days: full loop with Galilee + Haifa + Caesarea
Jerusalem Old City, Tel Aviv coast, Dead Sea + Masada, Galilee + Sea of Galilee, Haifa + Caesarea
Jerusalem Old City (Jewish Quarter base), Tel Aviv (Rothschild Boulevard), Ein Bokek (Dead Sea), Tiberias (Galilee hub), Haifa (Carmel slopes)
Day1 Jerusalem Old City + Western Wall; Day2 Yad Vashem + Church of Holy Sepulchre; Day3 Masada sunrise + Dead Sea float; Day4 Tel Aviv Carmel Market + Rothschild; Day5 Caesarea ruins + Bahá'í Gardens Haifa; Day6 Sea of Galilee + Ein Gedi