Jacob’s Well
One of the most authentic sites in the Holy Land, Jacob’s Well is more than 40 meters deep and can be found in the Greek Orthodox church at Nablus in...
Monastery of the Cross
The Monastery of the Cross is located in the Valley of the Cross in central Jerusalem. It preserves an ancient tradition that the tree from which the cross of Jesus...
Ethiopian Orthodox Church
The church was built in 1893 by the Ethiopian emperor Johannes I. He wanted his people to have a presence in modern Jerusalem in addition to their church near the...
St. Andrew’s Church – Akko
St. Andrew Church is one of most important holy site in the Acre Old City. St. Andrew was named in 1187 as part of a donation by Conrad of...
Stella Maris Monastery and Elijah’s Cave
In the 12th century, during the Crusader rule of the region, groups of religious hermits began to inhabit the caves of this area in the footsteps of Elijah the...
Elijah’s Cave, Haifa
Elijah’s Cave is nestled at the base of Cape Carmel in Haifa, is an important shrine to many religions, specially for Jewish, Christians and Muslims, the chamber includes the...
Mount Carmel – Har Ha’Karmel
The Mountain of Carmel or Mount Carmel is a important geographic region between the biblical land of Manasseh to the ancient tribes os Asher and Zebulon, today it is...
Haifa and Mount Carmel
Haifa a modern and largest city in the north of Israel, the city includes an important port and extending from Mediterranean up the north slope of biblical Mount Carmel....
Philip’s Spring in Refaim Valley
Located in the road from Jerusalem to Gaza, it is a good candidate for the spring where Philip found the Ethiopian queen’s servant reading from Isaiah. The fountain in...
Monastery of St. John in the Wilderness
One of most beautiful monastery, the Monastery of St. John in the Wilderness is a Franciscan monastery located on Highland of Judah. The monastery was built next to a...