Destinations
Israel’s Must-See Hidden Gems
Neot Semadar - The Negev. Approximately 60 Kilometers from Eilat on Route 40, Neot Semadar appears like a mirage. An oasis surrounded by the barren Negev desert as far as the eye can see. Dominated by the eccentric Art Center…
Read moreLake Tiberias-The Sea of Galilee -Israel.
Lake Tiberias, which nature created in a shape reminiscent of a violin, is fondly referred to as “The Kinneret” by Israelis. It’s the lowest freshwater lake on earth at 209 meters below sea level. In the lively town of Tiberias,…
Read moreTel-Aviv / Jaffa Museums
The Peres Center For Peace and Innovation – Jaffa If I had time to visit only one museum in Tel-Aviv, it would be the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation. The vision and creation of the late Prime Minister and…
Read moreTel-Aviv Neighborhoods
Tel-Aviv pulses with energy, and life. New building construction like massive pieces of sculpture, reach for the sky and historic buildings are being refurbished and reimagined into boutique hotels, art galleries, coffee shops, restaurants, and interior design stores. Cafés, bakeries,…
Read moreCórdoba – Andalusia Spain
Córdoba lies on the banks of the Guadalquivir river and gets its magnetic charm from the riverfront lined by cafés, bars, and restaurants; the sparkling white buildings trimmed in sky-blue, red, and sunshine-yellow; the weather-worn red clay roof tiles; the…
Read moreToledo – Spain
Toledo sits atop a gorge in the Castilla la Mancha region, at the center of Spain. Named Toletum by the Romans, Toledo's history is thought to have begun in the 5th Century when it was settled by Jewish travelers. Ruled…
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