What is the Garden Tomb The Garden Tomb has no church and no archaeology and is probably not the burial-place of Jesus. However, the Garden Tomb is believed by many ...
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St. Stephen’s Church
St. Stephen’s Church and the The École Biblique St. Stephen’s Church and the The École Biblique are located along the ancient road to Damascus, approximately 1/4 mile outside the walls of Jerusalem’s ...
Read More »Mount Zion to Jaffa Gate – Accessible Audio Walking Tour of the Old City of Jerusalem
A tour through the sites of Mount Zion and the Armenian Quarter Time of tour: 2 to 4 hours The tour will begin at Jaffa Gate and will lead us ...
Read More »Mount Zion to Jaffa Gate – Audio Walking Tour of the Old City of Jerusalem
A tour through the sites of Mount Zion and the Armenian quarter Time of tour: 2 to 4 hours http://youtu.be/wyN8AiyeOTM From Zion Gate to Jaffa Gate, the route passes between ...
Read More »Via Dolorosa – Accessible Audio Walking Tour in the Old City of Jerusalem
A tour along the Via Dolorosa – וִיה דולורוזה in the Old City Time of tour: 4 to 6 hours Jesus came to Jerusalem on the eve of Passover, accompanied by ...
Read More »Shefaram
Shefaram (Shfaram, Shafa-Amar, Shefa-‘Amr, Shfar’am – שפרעם) is an Arab Moslim-Druze city east of the bay of Haifa, and the site of an ancient Jewish-Roman city which was the second Galilee ...
Read More »The Netofa Retreat
Mivdad Netofa Having lived nearby almost twenty years, I as sure that I had visited all the local attractions. We even made a family trip to the outlook at Hararit ...
Read More »Belmont Castle
Tel Tzova (also Tzuba) – Ruins of a Crusader Belmont Castle and an abandoned Arab village in the Judean Hills. Beautiful view of the surrounding hills. Today Kibbutz Tzuba on ...
Read More »Aqua Bella, Israel
Aqua Bella Ein Hemed National Park, run by the Israel Parks and Nature Authority, is located on the path of an old Roman road, which was still in use after the ...
Read More »Yad Hashmona
Memorial to the Eight – יד השמונה Yad Hashmona means Memorial to the Eight. The name was given by the founding settlers, a group of Bible believing Protestant pioneers ...
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