“The most beautiful place in the UAE! The cultural highlight of your stay. I have an Abaya if you need one :-). There is a coffeeshop too. ”

“Fourth century church that contains the two holiest sites to Christianity (the site of the crucifixion and Jesus’ tomb). Several faiths share the management of this church.”

“The Nativity Church of Bethlehem, the place where our lord Jesus Christ was born. Every day hundreds of tourists from all over the world visit this holy place. Come see the church after it has been restored for the first time in 100s of years. The newly discovered colden angels wall mosaics, and original flooring mosaics, and restored timber roof structure and the underground cave where it's believed that Jesus christ was born in. Whether you're a believer or an admirer of historical architecture, the Nativity Church of Bethlehem is worth the visit. ”

“Be sure to visit the holy Temple Mount Sun-Thurs: 7:30am - 10:30am and 3:30-5:30pm ”

“one of the tourist attraction best time to visit at night to see the nice lighting that surrounds the beautiful mosque ”

“The Great Synagogue in Tel Aviv is at 110 Allenby Road and Ahad Ha'am in Tel Aviv. The importance, location and size of the building gave him the elegance and centrality of Little Tel Aviv. Today the building surrounds the business and finance area. Leaving the area during the 1960s led to considerable degradation in the number of worshipers in the synagogue. In recent years, celebrities have chosen to hold their canopy in the impressive synagogue.”

“This Eastern Orthodox monastery may look like a majestic ruin, but it's still the home to a tight-knit community of monks. Built in the eleventh century, this hidden gem features a fascinating museum and absolutely stunning interior. After your tour, take a stroll around the romantic, overgrown grounds.”

“"Shepherds' Field - Beit Sahour is associated with the place where the angel Gabriel appeared to the shepherds and informed them of Jesus’ birth. The Shepherds’ Fields is located, in an area known in Arabic as Siyar el-Ghanam, meaning ‘sheep’s croft.’ On the site there are three underground caves and archeological ruins of an olive press, stables, and a Byzantine monastery, that was probably destroyed in 614AD by the Persians. In 1950, a modern Church designed by the Italian architect Antonio Barluzzi was built on the site. The Monastery aims to resemble shepherd’s tent with its shape."”

“St. Peter's Church is a Franciscan Catholic church located in Kedumim Square in the northwest corner of Old Jaffa. St. Peter's Church is named after St. Peter, one of the twelve apostles of Christ and the First Pope. A small convent adjacent to the church to the north. Its structure and bell tower are well visible from the entire coastline of Tel Aviv and Jaffa as well as from the sea, so they have been incorporated at the far right of the former Tel Aviv-Jaffa city emblem.”

“The church and its surroundings is just great. Check out the view of the Tel Aviv coast line.”

“This is no normal cemetery! This is the Westminister Abbey of Tel Aviv, all the greats are buried here.”