Israel Tourist Information
Often at the center of controversy, Israel is the crossroads of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This cultural diversity and spiritual richness make Israel unlike any other trip you'll take. Step back in time in old town Jerusalem, party in cosmopolitan Tel Aviv, or visit the beautiful city of Haifa. The old meets new feeling is only one example of how this is a country of contrasts.
Food in Israel is typical Middle Eastern fare. Felafel and hummus are readily available as is the specialty dessert halva, which shouldn't be skipped.
Hotels and Hostels in Israel
Mt. Canaan ,
Galilee,
Israel,
13100
Rating
99.2%100
Dorm
$27.98
Private
$41.98
With the luxuries of home, our facility and B&B is on top of Mt. Canaan, within a quick distance of main things to see in Northern-Israel. It provides mixed dorms to superior suites - all with en-suite facilities, Internet, wireless internet, a choice of breakfasts, laundry facilities, hot-tub and sauna, bicycle-hire and much much more!!!
The center of the SUK (market) Quarter ,
Nazareth,
Israel,
16125
Rating
92.8%100
Dorm
$23
Private
$35.2
With the luxuries of home, our facility is a 200 year-old Arab mansion turned guest house that provides dorm and individual rooms in a special old world environment.
10 Elifelet street ,
Tel Aviv,
Israel,
66080
Rating
92.8%100
Dorm
$17.07
Private
$30.78
We are so glad to have you at Florentine Backpackers Hostel!
Age restriction 18-40!
Free internet!
Free coffee & tea!
Complimentary special breakfast!
Notice our reception hours!
Our facilities are a quaint and relaxed home-style backpacker’s hostel just ten minutes stroll to the shore & old Jaffa and 20 min stroll from the hurt of Tel Aviv or to central bus terminal. Our facilities have a smart, quite at night, and secure position, just around the corner of Florentine neighbourhood; the top up coming district of Tel Aviv!
Travel Tips for Israel
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Wadi Araba Border Crossing between Jordan and Israel
The easiest border crossing between Israel and Jordan is the Wadi Araba Crossing near Eilat and Aqaba. If you're taking the bus from Jerusaelm have it drop you off on the side of the road before you arrive in Eilat. You can walk from there. This will save you a taxi ride.
Shop for Groceries at the Market
Israel is probably one of the more expensive countries you'll visit. You can save money on food by getting felafel sandwiches at the streetside stands and bagels in the cafes, but eventually you'll get tired of this. If you're in Israel for any length of time and want to save money, make sure your accommodation comes equipped with a kitchen. Most hostels do. Then do your shopping at the local markets. It's cheap, fresh, and a lot of traditional foods. It's not just going to save you money, but it'll give you an authentic experience as well.
US Embassy Information
Tel Aviv, Israel
71 Hayarkon Street
Tel Aviv Israel 63903
03–519–7475
AMCTelAviv@state.gov
http://israel.usembassy.gov/