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Fazowicze i Fazowiczki! Zapraszam Was na ostatni odcinek z IZRAELA ale nie ostatni tego sezonu! :* Już w przyszłym tygodniu wyprawa z gościem specjalnym! Zap Obiekt City Center Apartments położony jest w centrum miejscowości Tel Awiw. Oferuje on bezpłatne WiFi oraz bezpłatny prywatny parking. Londyn Autobusem/minivanem. Muzeum Vincenta van Gogha. Zamek na Hradczanach. Alkazar w Sewilli. Katedra Najświętszej Marii Panny w Sewilli. Taras widokowy Top of the Rock. Zobacz główne atrakcje Jerozolimy i Betlejem podczas całodniowej wycieczki prywatnej lub grupowej z Tel Awiwu. Poznaj niezwykłą historię najświętszych miejsc na ziemi. Tel Awiw – atrakcje dla dzieci. 16 stycznia, 2016. Nasza przygoda z Tel Awiwem rozpoczęła się dość nieszczęśliwie. Przed nami jednak nowy dzień w stolicy Izraela. Przygotowując się do wyjazdu, znaleźliśmy informację, że w Tele-Awiwie jest zoo/safari ze zwierzętami „wolno” żyjącymi na dużej przestrzeni. Punkt obowiązkowy Zarezerwuj Transfer z Jerozolimy do Tel Awiwu z lotniska Ben Guriona z MrShuttle Bezpieczny i bezproblemowy transport Gwarancja komfortu i atrakcyjnych cen! nonton drama korea business proposal sub indo. OverviewEnjoy Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in a 5 day getaway vacation. With two completely different vibes you’ll be blown away by both historical and religious landmarks to dive into. First, visit Jerusalem and see some of the most important Jewish and Christian sites in Israel. Climb or take the cable car up Masada and view the ancient fortress built by Herod the Great. Float and relax in the healing waters of The Dead Sea. Head to Tel Aviv and Jaffa after exploring Jerusalem. Take a dive in the blue waters of the Meditterean and explore the fun city of Tel Aviv. Walk the old city streets of Jaffa and take in the sights and sounds of the Outdoor Market. We promise, this is a trip you won’t forget! CUSTOMIZABLE ITINERARYWednesday, Day 1: Arrive from Airport and check into hotel in Jerusalem. Spend the day exploring all that the scents, flavors, and sounds that the Mahne Yehuda Market has to offer. After sundown explore the Mamilla open market stores and restaurants for dinner or we recommend making reservations for dinner at Mahne Yehuda Restaurant. (available for max 12 pax). Sleep in Jerusalem. Thursday, Day 2: Wake up in Jerusalem to see all the highlights of Jerusalem both Old and New. Your tour will start with a visit to Mount Olives. You will travel through the Old City of Jerusalem where we will see the Byzantine Cardo, the Kotel, the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa, the Stations of the Cross and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. From there you will continue to a visit at the Holocaust Museum Yad Vashem. Tour ends in Jerusalem Please note: Tour cost is $71 OR take a private tour for $250 per group. Go back to the hotel and freshen up before you go out for dinner and to see the Night Spectacular Sound and Light Show. Spend the night in Jerusalem. Friday, Day 3: Start your morning with breakfast in Jerusalem and leave early for a visit to Masada. Take a day tour to Masada and spend the day bathing in the magical mud of the Dead Sea. (Optional Private Tour for $750 per group of up to 6 participants OR go on a group Tour for $105 per person). Return to Tel Aviv and check in to your hotel. Freshen up for Friday night dinner. Have dinner at a traditional Israeli restaurant in Jaffa called The Man and the Sea Sleep in Tel Aviv Saturday, Day 4: Spend the day exploring Jaffa and the old city of Neve Tzedek, a trendy and hippy neighborhood. Eat lunch at Nam, the best Thai restaurant in Israel. In the evening take a stroll down the Namal, the Israeli port with plenty of shops and restaurants. Eat dinner at the Namal, at one of the many restaurant options. Spend the last night in Tel Aviv. Sunday, Day 5: Depending on when your return flights are, if you have time, we recommend exploring the Israel Museum or the Shuk Ha Carmel, the splendid outdoor market! Airport Transfer and flight back home until next time! What to Expect When you book with iTravelJerusalem you’ll receive special insights to fun events, activities, restaurants, and more all happening in Jerusalem. iTravelJerusalem can offer customized tours based on your budget and get you the best deal around! Please note: if you book a group tour all admission fees are included. Please note: if you book a private tour, entrance fees to sites are not included. iTravelJerusalem can arrange transportation services to hotels, sites, activities and more! What's Included Hotels of your choice for 2 nights in Jerusalem and 2 nights in Tel Aviv 2 Group Tours (Jerusalem, Dead Sea and Masada) Round Trip Airport Transfers Admission to sites is included on group tours Hotel Options Jerusalem Hotel Eyal from $130 per night Dan Jerusalem from $179 per night Inbal Hotel from $288 per night Tel Aviv Brown Tel Aviv from $200 per night Mendeli Street Hotel from $210 per night Dan Hotel from $315 per night Tour Options: Jerusalem Highlights $71 per person Masada and Dead Sea $105 per person Transfers: Round Trip Airport Transfers: $130 per person Private Tour Options: Jerusalem $250 per couple for 4 hour tour Dead Sea and Masada $750 per couple The Cultural Voyager Coming soon - The Cultural Voyager Dedicated to anyone who pursues culture as a major part of their vacation experience. Address Kingfisher House 21-23 Elmfield Road Bromley Kent BR1 1LT tel +44 (0)208 289 4545 fax email admin@ Duration 6 Days Prices From: US$ 2,568 DELUXE | PRIVATE-GUIDED: Explore one of the world’s holiest and oldest cities before living it up on the Mediterranean Coast. Discover biblical and historic treasures in Jerusalem, visit Bethlehem and Masada, and take a float in the Dead Sea before spending time in the trendy coastal city of Tel Aviv. This 6-day Israeli vacation takes you to Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, with day trips to Bethlehem and the Dead Sea. It features deluxe accommodations and private tours. Fly into Tel Aviv and connect to Jerusalem to begin your journey through Israel. Jerusalem is a city like no other, defined by three of the world’s great religious traditions and home to historical landmarks and sacred icons around every corner. A private city tour showcases the city from the Mount of Olives for a bird’s eye view before continuing to Mount Zion to see the tomb of King David and the room where Jesus held the Last Supper. Then descend into the Old City to see the Wailing Wall and walk the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, located on the site of Jesus’ empty tomb. Then head outside the city to Bethlehem to visit the Church of the Nativity, located on the site where Jesus was born. Another day, depart the city and stop along the Dead Sea, the lowest point on land, before a cable car takes you to the peak of Masada, where 960 Jewish rebels chose death over enslavement to the conquering Romans. Return by way of the Dead Sea and enjoy a float and a chance to experience the therapeutic effects of the waters. Stop by the Qumran Caves, where archaeologists discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls, before returning to Jerusalem. Connect back to Tel Aviv on the coast and spend two nights enjoying the famous cultural centre that defines modern Israel. Hit up the famous beaches stretching along the Mediterranean, dance the night away in the hopping nightclubs and discotheques, or dine on fabulous cuisine reinventing Jewish classics at some of the celebrated restaurants. At the end of your stay, head to the airport for onward travels. At Goway we are experts at designing personalized itineraries to suit your special interests, tastes and budget. Let us arrange your ultimate travel experience today. Duration 6 Days Prices From: US$ 2,568 Other Information DEPARTURES: Daily PRICE INCLUDES: Airport meet and greet Private arrival and departure airport transfers Private transfer Jerusalem to Tel Aviv 3 nights deluxe accommodation in Jerusalem 2 nights deluxe accommodation in Tel Aviv Private-guided Jerusalem and Bethlehem TOur Private-guided Masada and Dead Sea 5 breakfasts PRICE EXCLUDES: Travel insurance International and domestic airfare & airfare taxes Meals & beverages not explicitly listed as included Gratuities Optional excursions Items of a personal nature Visa fees if applicable TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Prices are "from" per person based on twin/double share accommodation and for travel in low season. Seasonal surcharges and blackout dates may apply. Limited seat/spaces and all pricing is subject to change and availability. Rates for single or triple travellers are available on request - please inquire. DP JERTKP06DTELIL 10 Dec 2022 Excursion Suggestions As there is so much to see and do in many of our City Breaks/Stopover Ideas, you should consider staying longer. Below is a list of suggestions that can be added to your stay. City break - Tel AwiwJeżeli fascynuje Cię turystyka i zwiedzanie innych miast, a nie masz czasu na dłuższy urlop, pomyśl o krótkich, ale intensywnych wyjazdach typu city break. Tel Awiw jest świetnym miejscem na tego typu wycieczki. Tym bardziej, że łatwo znaleźć tanie loty i wyszukać hotel o odpowiednim standardzie, pozwalający na wygodny nocleg po dniu pełnym city break w Tel Awiwie?Jako cel krótkiej wycieczki Tel Awiw okazuje się bardzo dobrym wyborem. Jest to miejsce, w którym odnajdą się miłośnicy odkrywania atrakcji turystycznych, ale także zwolennicy dobrej zabawy. Sprawdź dostępne oferty city breaków, wybierz miejsce, z którego chcesz wylecieć i dopasuj komfortowe dla Ciebie daty. Skorzystaj z okazji, które dla Ciebie znajdziemy i ciesz się przygodą! Petra Shepherd discovers a fascinating past and a vibrant present This slideshow requires JavaScript. With 4,000 years of history, Jerusalem is the holiest city of them all, a true melting pot of people, cultures, traditions and religion and easily combined with nearby Tel Aviv, the 24 hour beach city. It’s a compelling mix, with both cities currently having a bit of moment as I found out on a recent visit. No trip to Jerusalem would be complete without a drive to the Mount of Olives for a panoramic view of the city and a trip to the Old City, seeing the Western “wailing” Wall, walking through the Armenian and Jewish quarters to the recently excavated and restored Cardo (the Roman road) and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. However, I can also recommend a tour of the City of David where ongoing archaeological excavations of ancient Jerusalem, include fortifications and elaborate water systems, Hezekiah’s Tunnel, the Pool of Shiloan and a newly opened visitor centre. Part of the tour allows you to walk inside a 2,000 year old water drainage system. The exposed drainage tunnel measure 800 metres (2625 feet) long and a metre (3 feet wide) so not for anyone who suffers from claustrophobia but still a unique experience, crouching down as you wade through water up to or above your knees and be sure to wear shoes that you’re not afraid to get soaked. Also fun is “Hallelujah”, the City of David’s newest night-time spectacular. Using the latest technological advances, the show is screened onto the antiquities, with the walls of the Old City visible in the distance. The Israel Museum (the largest cultural institution in Israel) is another top attraction. The museum houses an encyclopaedic collection of works dating from prehistory to the present day in Archaeology, Fine Arts and Jewish Art and Life. Since opening in 1965, the museum has built a collection of nearly 500,000 objects, my favorites being the dress of a Moroccan bride and a Hungarian funeral carriage. There are also a couple of other absolute must sees. The Shrine of the Book, home to the 2,000 year old Dead Sea Scrolls (the earliest known biblical manuscripts) and a model of Jerusalem in the Second Temple Period. The detailed 1:50 scale model, covers nearly one acre and recreates the topography and architecture of ancient Jerusalem at its peak in 66 CE, shortly before its destruction by the Romans. Meanwhile, The Shrine of the Book with its distinctive modern design by Frederick Kiesler and Armand Bartos has not only the renowned Dead Sea Scrolls but other archaeological artefacts and rare medieval manuscripts of the Hebrew Bible. The upper level of the Shrine introduces visitors to the story of the Scrolls and the Judean Desert sect. At the heart of the Shrine is a presentation of original Dead Sea Scrolls, examples of sectarian texts and the oldest biblical manuscripts in existence, from the eight most complete scrolls ever discovered, surrounding a full-scale facsimile of the magnificently preserved Great Isaiah Scroll. If you’ve had your fill of culture and history, then Israel’s thriving wine industry has generated a great opportunity for wine tourism and an alternative day out. More than 25 wineries can be found in the Judean Hills with The Judean Hills Quartet, nothing to do with music but a group of artisan wineries, providing a window into the rebirth of a beautiful wine region. Eli Ben Zaken is the founding father of the Judean Hills renaissance and it was at Domaine Du Castel, his family owned winery that I enjoyed quality Bordeaux style reds and Burgundy style white. Eli proudly showed me an e mail from the head of Sotheby’s wine department, describing his wine as a “real tour de force, brilliantly made and very classic”. Praise indeed. Wine tours might be the relatively new kid on the block for tourism in Israel but the diverse foodie scene with influences from all over the world has long been a highlight. We have a lot to thank world-acclaimed chef and owner of multiple London restaurants, Yotam Ottolenghi for and it’s not all pomegranates and salads. The cuisine reflects Israel’s nature as a melting pot for many communities at the meeting point of East and West. Expect a fusion of traditional Middle Eastern, North African and exotic Asian flavours plus continental European cuisine. Every restaurant and cafe in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv was supposedly home to “the best hummus in the world” whilst a breakfast buffet in even the smallest of hotels would have dozens of choices and don’t even get me started on the bakeries. Not to be missed on any culinary adventure is a trip to the Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem and the smaller but equally atmospheric Carmel market in Tel Aviv. Rivalling the new wave of food markets which have popped up around the world, Sarona Market also in Tel Aviv is an indoor gourmet food market which also got my approval. “Two Cities, One Break” is the current tag line for Jerusalem and Tel Aviv with Tel Aviv being the fly and flop, R and R part of the break, the chilled out sister to Jerusalem’s more highbrow older brother. Titled the ‘Mediterranean Capital of Cool’ by the New York Times, this is a 24 hour city, go for the restaurant scene, beaches and balmy Mediterranean Sea. However, if you still need a dose of culture and history, neighbouring Jaffa Port (the oldest in the world) has stone buildings, cobbled lanes and ancient history whilst lovers of architecture will appreciate Tel Aviv’s Bauhaus architecture. Tel Aviv’s 4000 or so Bauhaus buildings collectively called White City are recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. Israel, the land of creation, the ‘promised land’ of milk and honey has not only a fascinating past but as I found out also a vibrant present. Information has information on Israel has information on Jerusalem has information on Tel Aviv Hotels Dan Panorama, Tel Aviv overlooking the Old City of Jaffa with huge pool and sundeck Design boutique hotel with roof top infinity pool New boutique hotel on Dorot Rishonim Street Eats upscale, quintessential Tel Aviv bistro Mediterranean dishes in the pastoral wadi of Abu Ghosh One of the best restaurants in Jerusalem with a creative and surprising menu

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