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Conveniently located just minutes from Ben Yehuda Street, this pub attracts both music-minded Israelis and travellers. It bills live music nightly including Chicago style Blues, Progressive Rock, and Jazz. With quality beer on... more
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Perched on the scenic slopes of Mount Zion, Jerusalem's two-screen art house cinema is an institution. Its regular program includes foreign and specialty films along with general releases, typically screening four different fil... more
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Nocturno is a friendly, split level cafe run by a young Israeli along with his friends and family. The cafe is hand painted with an impressionist-style mural outside, the outdoor tables are painted in a swirl of soft colors and... more
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Tucked away in a leafy side road in the Germany Colony, this independent one-screen art house cinema is a hidden treasure. Its soft, blue chairs are made for sinking into and the cinema has a relaxed attitude towards food, allo... more
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This city center restaurant/lounge is located far enough from the touristy areas to be considered an "Israeli" hangout. A beautiful seating area with huge windows wraps around the entire bar and a nostalgic crystal chandelier d... more
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This panorama is best viewed in the morning, as later in the day the sun is in the wrong direction. From the Seven Arches Hotel (a popular snapshot stop-off for coach parties) the gleaming gold roof of the Dome of the Rock lies... more
Real Travelers who've been here
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Did you ever wonder how city planners choose to preserve important ancient sites while meeting the modern needs of a large city? Here's one place to find out. Located in the basement of Jerusalem's new City Hall, a 1:500 detail... more
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This 7 kilometre hike begins at the mini-market of Moshav Mevo Betar. It includes two tunnels and a building beside the pools which serve as a mosque and possibly a water storage facility in Roman times. The trail passes by a p... more
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Named for the wife of German Emperor Wilhelm II, the Augusta Victoria complex was intended to be a hospice for malaria patients and a hostel for pilgrims. It was dedicated in 1910 and remains a distinctive Jerusalem landmark. F... more
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Yad Vashem was established by the Israeli Parliament in 1953 as a memorial for almost six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust. Among several divisions of Yad Vashem are the historical museum presenting an overview of the... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Sharon5767 said
…Conclusion -- Yad Vashem and Har Herzl The Florence Melton School in Palo Alto and the Melton… continue reading »
Hebron Travel Experiences
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Black Sabbath and the Kingdom of Heaven
Sitting In the back of a bus I watched as the Jordan river passed below me. All travelers to Israel were taken by bus across the no mans... Continue reading »
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Tale of Two Cities
"It might be impossible to go to Israel without preconceptions. It is a land that has been plagued with controversy and conflict since it... Continue reading »
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Decisions, decisions
After completing my last entry of my online journal, last night, I ventured out into the night in search of an eatery for my bi... Continue reading »
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Dead Sea, Jordan
The Dead Sea is very cool. I was surprised how blue it was. Somehow knowing there is nothing living in the sea makes me think... Continue reading »
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Crossing the Border
Our trip into Jerusalem began with getting across the two mile border between Jordan and the West Bank. This part of the trip took us... Continue reading »
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