Renown by many other names, such as Acre and Ptolemais, the city of Akko stands today as one of the oldest surviving cities in the world, dating back roughly 4,000 years. Between the bridging land routes and natural harbor, this city has played a significant role within the history of the Holy Land. A Brief...Read More

A surprising discovery by archaeologists has unearthed what is being dubbed as the 12th cave in which Dead Sea Scrolls from the Second Temple period were hidden. The find, representing a milestone in Dead Sea Scroll research, was made by Dr. Oren Gutfeld and Ahiad Ovadia from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Institute of Archaeology, with...Read More

As the Land of the Bible, most early Israeli was centered around religious themes, specifically Jewish and Christian perspectives. Many early settlements worked at gold smithing, silver smithing, and embroidery. Having evolved drastically over the last two centuries, today’s art is widely influenced by contemporary trends, as well as the international art community. Located throughout...Read More

Also known as Mount Olivet, the mountain ridge to the east of Jerusalem’s Old City is one of the most known sites of significance within the Holy Land. From the time of the Biblical Kings all the way through the life of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels, the Mount of Olives has played an...Read More

The Holy Land is a place full of surprises. Within its borders lies a fascinating history, chock-full of stunningly beautiful natural wonders. Whether you’re a first-time visitor, or a veteran of the Land, the places mentioned below are some of the holiest, most renowned sites in all of Israel. Time to strap your luggage down...Read More