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Israel Travel Guide

The Magical Beauty of Jerusalem Does Not Exist Anywhere Else in the World

Israel is one of the most coveted destinations for travelers worldwide, offering a unique blend of ancient history and modern culture. Our Israel tours provide the perfect balance, taking you through 3,000-year-old archaeological sites while also allowing you to experience the vibrant, trendy, and cosmopolitan lifestyle of contemporary Israel. Despite being home to thousands of years of history, Israel is a dynamic country where the past and present coexist seamlessly, offering visitors an unforgettable journey through both ancient landmarks and cutting-edge urban life.  We’ve gathered essential information on the most iconic locations in Israel to enrich your tour experience, ensuring that you make the most of your journey with America Israel Tours.

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EXPLORE ISRAEL BEFORE YOU VISIT

Israel is one of the top bucket list destinations for travelers from all over the world. It is a travel destination that combines old and new like no other. Our Israel tours take you through the best of both worlds, visiting 3,000-year-old archaeological sites while also enjoying the best of modern life and leisure travel. Even though Israel sits on top of thousands of years of history, at the same time it is a diverse, vibrant, trendy, and modern country.

TOP PLACES TO VISIT IN ISRAEL

Most Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to go to Israel?

Israel is a great place to visit year-round. It has a similar temperature to California with long, warm, dry summers and mild winters. The areas with hills enjoy a cooler weather, so for example Jerusalem and Safed usually has a comfortable temperature. Temperatures can vary widely so if you travel in the spring or fall, pack up a sweater and something warm.

Will I be able to get around? What’s the language spoken?

No need for Rosetta Stone or a Hebrew class at the local community college. You will find that most people speak three languages, Hebrew, Arabic and English. You’ll even find that most signs, menus and ads are written in these three languages, so it’s very easy to get around for those who speak English!

Do I need to exchange my money once I arrive?

While we suggest you do not bring large sums of cash during your tour, it is recommended you bring a small amount during the days you tour the Old City, since establishments usually take payments in cash. Most (if not all) shops and vendors will accept US dollars as well as the New Israeli Shekel, so often people can get by without converting a dime!

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