This walk covers three unusual quarters of Tel Aviv all at once, from the Noga complex in Jaffa to Florentin and its street art. The path passes through the American Colony, which became a German settlement. We will get acquainted with the life and fates of unusual people, from American preachers to Russian barons, through wise rabbis and tireless entrepreneurs. We will be accompanied by artists, swindlers, brawlers, underground workers, and idealists who have created the brightest, most controversial, most hippie quarters of southern Tel Aviv. It will not do without delicious graffiti-adorned eateries and shady corners.

One of the most interesting pages in the history of Tel Aviv and Jaffa is the relationship of cities throughout the twentieth century. Jaffa has been a large port city for centuries, and Tel Aviv was only conceived in 1909. The first railway in Palestine was built between Jaffa and Jerusalem when Tel Aviv was not yet there. The Manshia quarter - at the junction of Jaffa and Tel Aviv - ceased to exist during the war for the Independence of Israel. Jaffa became part of the booming Tel Aviv, but retained its identity. All these stories will be told by the route from Mitham aTahan - the old railway station, across the Manshia embankment to ancient Jaffa to the top of the hill of Abrashi Park, where today the most beautiful and most famous view of Tel Aviv and Jaffa opens. Translated with Google Translate

The Mount of Olives, also known as Olivet, is not just a geographical landmark but a place of profound spiritual significance in the history of Christianity. This iconic ridge, serving as a natural border between Jerusalem and the Judean Desert, has been a witness to pivotal events in the Christian tradition. It was here that Jesus Christ entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, prayed at the foot of the mountain in the Garden of Gethsemane, and ascended into heaven from its summit.

Our pilgrimage unfolds as we set out from the Monastery of the Ascension, a historic site perched atop the Mount of Olives. This site, with its Chapel of John the Baptist marking the miraculous second discovery of John the Baptist's head, sets the tone for our journey. We then continue to the Monastery of the Second Coming, a place steeped in the stories of John and Anastasia of Olivet, adding depth to our pilgrimage experience.

Next on our route is the Chapel of the Ascension, also known as the Dome of the Ascension or Imprint Chapel. Here, a stone bears what is believed to be Christ's footprint, left as He ascended into heaven. Nearby, we’ll pause to admire one of the most breathtaking panoramas of Jerusalem before descending towards the Garden of Gethsemane. While this path can be walked, we’ll traverse it by car as planned.

The Garden of Gethsemane awaits, home to ancient olive trees and the Church of All Nations, also known as the Church of the Agony. This solemn and sacred space commemorates Christ’s prayer and suffering on the night of His betrayal. We’ll then ascend to the Church of Mary Magdalene, a striking symbol of Russian Jerusalem with its golden onion domes glinting in the sun.

Our final stop is the Church of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary, where the revered Jerusalem Icon of the Mother of God is housed. This marks the conclusion of our pilgrimage, which began from Point 12, the entrance to the Monastery of the Ascension on the Mount of Olives, and weaved through the sacred landmarks of this historic and spiritual landscape.

The trip takes us from the Jaffa Gate through the Christian Quarter to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. After that, we will visit Golgotha, the stone of anointing, burial, and resurrection, St. Helena Chapel - the site where the Holy cross was found. Further, the route passes through Muristan to the Jewish Quarter, Kardo Street, excavations of the walls of Jerusalem from the time of Jesus, the mosaic of Madaba, the Hurva Synagogue, the Menorah, the panorama of the Olive and Temple Mountains, the Wailing Wall. Finally, we return to the Jaffa Gate through the Muslim Quarter, the monuments of the Mamluk architecture, and the street of David.

The trip combines the famous and hidden places of Old Jerusalem. Traditionally, we start at the Jaffa Gate, but soon we will enter a quiet street of the Maronite Church. Further, we will visit the little-known Syrian church of St. Mark, built on Mark's house where the Last Supper of Jesus and his disciples took place. Next, we will pass through the Jewish quarter with its famous Cardo Street, Madaba Map and two synagogues - Hurva and Tipheret. We will also visit the Institute of the Temple, which tells in great detail about objects in the Jerusalem Temple. Next, the synagogue at the Western Wall will show us the rare pillars of the ancient bridge that were the entrance portal to the Temple Mount. Further, we will walk through the Muslim quarter and talk about the city's water supply system and its open street fountains - sibyls. Finally, after visiting the fifth, sixth and seventh stops of the Via Dolorosa, we will complete our trip in the Ethiopian village on the roof of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.

Иерусалим осенью – это город, наполненный светом и свежестью. Мы начнем прогулку с горки Танаха, где среди камней расцветает нежный безвременник. Здесь когда-то планировали построить музей Библии, а сегодня это место привлекает видами на Старый город, гору Сион с церковью Успения и Елеонскую гору с её колокольнями.

Отсюда наш путь ведет в долину Хинном, к Кладбищу Гончаров, где были найдены уникальные серебряные амулеты с древнейшей библейской надписью — благословением священников из книги Чисел. Эти амулеты, созданные более двух с половиной тысяч лет назад, напоминают о духовных традициях еврейского народа.

Далее мы направляемся в район Ямин Моше, где возвышается знаменитая ветряная мельница Моше Монтефиори. Этот район стал символом первых попыток выйти за пределы тесного Старого города. Узкие улочки и дома переселенцев переносят нас в атмосферу XIX века, когда здесь начали формироваться новые общины.

Мы продолжаем путь к месту, где когда-то находился второй квартал вышедший за пределы стен - Махане Исраэль и познакомимся здесь с теми чьи идеи оказали огромное влияние на Теодора Герцеля.

Затем мы пересекаем элегантную аллею Мамилу, где старинные здания гармонично соседствуют с современными магазинами и кафе. Пройдя через Яффские ворота, мы попадаем в Старый город.

Завершаем прогулку у Стены Плача, древнего символа веры и надежды. Здесь можно оставить записку в одной из щелей между камнями, следуя традиции, которая, по легенде, берет начало от раби Хаима Бен Аттара. Этот жест объединяет поколения, связывая духовное наследие прошлого с личными молитвами и чаяниями наших дней.

Этот маршрут — путешествие по эпохам и культурам, которое позволяет увидеть, как история и современность переплетаются в каждом уголке Иерусалима.

This day trip in the Judean Mountains south of the Jerusalem Mountains reveals hidden wonders surrounding Israel's capital. At the centre of things are Nahal Rafaim and its surroundings. We will start with a spectacular view over Nahal Refaim, go down to Ein Itamar, reach Ein Lavan, cross the stream, and visit Ein Haniya. Then, for dessert, we will go to the highest mountain in the area, Mount Gila, and learn the history and story of the place. The most recommended season is spring, the month of March, when the almond blossoms, primroses and lupines, lavender and Lof blossom, anemones and orchids hide between the rocks. Have a nice trip!
TIP: It is better to travel in two cars in a friendly company, leaving one car in the parking lot of Emek Refaim Park and getting to the start of the route in the other vehicle. Then, having completed the walking part in Ein Haniya, return to the car in the parking lot in Emek Refaim Park, rejoin the first car and climb Mount Gilo together and complete the route. Of course, travelling independently to any point on the road is possible.

How to celebrate a birthday in Israel for these who born in the summer? A journey to cozy shady places near the shores of Lake Kinneret, to the springs of mineral water and a farm full of aromas of lavender on the Golan Heights can suggest the answer to this question. At the end of the day, you can fun yourself with a small boutique winery, tasting wines and olive oils. Happy Birthday!

Next to the Vera Hotel is a charming area of atmosphere, architecture and history that shows the true Tel Aviv and invites you to connect to the first Hebrew city with a unique character, original and vivid story. Come on, just an hour! Translated with Google Translate

In winter, a walk through Borjomi becomes a journey into a snow-covered fairytale. It begins at the historic “Firuza” house — the former residence of the Persian ambassador Mirza Riza Khan, built in 1892. This striking building, blending Persian and Georgian architectural styles, marks the elegant entrance to Borjomi Central Park.

The park itself was established in 1850 and has since become a beloved retreat for locals and visitors alike. In winter, its paths along the icy Borjomula River are lined with ancient fir trees, their branches heavy with snow, creating a serene, almost magical landscape.

Deeper into the park stands the statue of Prometheus, installed in 2007. The sculpture, depicting the mythical titan who gave fire to humanity, symbolizes Georgia’s aspirations for freedom and knowledge. Nearby, an open warm mineral spring flows year-round — a source long renowned for its therapeutic properties. In the cold season, a sip of this naturally warm, mineral-rich water offers a soothing contrast to the winter air, aiding digestion and restoring inner balance.

Further along, visitors will find the Rococo Pavilion — an ornate cast-iron structure brought from Belgium and installed in the late 19th century. Covered in frost, surrounded by snow, it becomes a poetic symbol of the era when Borjomi was rising as a health resort of imperial grandeur. In winter, this corner of the park becomes not just a place of beauty, but a living memory of history, healing, and timeless tranquility.

За этот день вы успеете: узнать, как делали древние краски, покупаться на самом тихом и живописном пляже Герцлии, сделать фото в самой красивой стоянке яхт в Израиле, попить кофе в самом престижном морском торговом центре. Прогулка по национальному парку Аполлония Арсуф удивит своими историческими открытиями. Это настоящее раздолье для любителей крестовых походов, битв рыцарей и сарацин и своими потрясающими видами. Мечеть Сидна Али хранит в себе много тайн, а один из самых удивительных фактов поразит вас прямо сейчас: это самая большая мечеть в Израиле. Далее путь пройдёт по побережью – это часть знаменитой тропы Израиля, которая проходит через всю страну. И в завершение можно встретить закат в марине, полюбоваться яхтами и отдохнуть в кафе.

This unhurried walk from the embankment through the old city to another part of the embankment will allow you to fully understand and feel the old part of the city of Jaffa. Walking along the promenade from the famous ledge resembling the bow of a ship to the customs building, we learn the history of an important port city, and, having understood from the port along the stairs to its narrow streets, we plunge into the kingdom of the east. But not for long will we be accompanied by a sense of fairy tales of a thousand and one nights. The modern history of Jaffa will slightly open the veil on his creative and pictorial side. These are galleries, monuments, sculptures, a constant floating orange and zodiac signs with a wish bridge. We conclude our walk by going down along the house of Simon Tanner to the English part of the port to its restaurants, shops and the famous scales, which served the English customs faithfully in a difficult fight against smugglers. By the way, from the roof of the house of the tanner Simon almost two thousand years ago, Christianity began its journey to Rome. Translated with Google Translate

Akko is one of the oldest cities in the world. In our century, it will be almost 35 thousand years old. The Phoenicians founded it, and many cultures and empires left their mark on it, from the Mesopotamian rulers of the Middle East to the Greeks and Romans. However, the most significant period in the history of the city is the kingdom of the Crusaders. Medieval knights left behind delightful buildings, which the Arab rulers of Akko buried underground with enviable obstinacy and constancy. This underground city will appear to our eyes, and after getting to know the halls of the crusaders, we will take a walk in Arab Akko - full of oriental quirks and contradictions and finish the walk with a portion hummus. Don't forget to buy tickets to the Crusader Halls complex, including the Turkish Baths and the Templar Tunnel.

Заповедник Нахшолим. Прогулка вдоль берега моря к древнему городу Дор и обратно. Прогулка вдоль тропы красной маркировки. Путь начинается на пляже аБоним идёт вдоль побережья от ракушечного залива, через голубую пещеру, тихий пляж, затонувший корабль, древние каменоломни, пляж Дор, римский порт Дор, крепость крестоносцев Дор и возвращается обратно к пляж аБоним. Это самое красивое средиземноморское побережье страны. Здесь можно провести целый день наслаждаясь видами, морем и солнцем. Самым красивым временем суток является рассвет или предзакатние часы. В заповедник нужно войти за час до закрытия.

This journey offers a distinct and unparalleled experience, deviating from the customary city tour by transforming your mobile phone into your guide. As one acclimates to a tour guide's distinctive style, rhythm, and routes, you will also adapt to this unique self-guided experience. Here, you are a participant and the storyteller, navigating and setting your own tempo based on your personal style.

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with this novel approach, and soon you'll find yourself immersed in a narrative rich with the complexities of real people's lives, their moments of joy and despair. As you journey, urban legends rise from the forgotten corners of history, imbuing hope and offering an understanding of where everything started. This isn't just a tour; it's an opportunity to animate the city with your own pace, style, and voice.

Let us begin our journey at Habima Square, a central crossroads in Tel Aviv where Rothschild Boulevard meets Sderot Hen, named after the national poet Haim Nachman Bialik. These boulevards, shaded by elegant ficus trees, are more than just scenic streets—they are the threads of a narrative that weaves through the history of Israel’s founding.

On Sderot Hen, at No. 1, a pivotal moment unfolded on May 13, 1948. Within this modest building, Arab representatives signed a formal agreement of surrender, just one day before the proclamation of Israel’s independence. A few steps away, across Rothschild Boulevard, in the home of Tel Aviv’s first mayor, Meir Dizengoff, David Ben-Gurion stood in a modest living room and declared the establishment of the State of Israel.

This short but profound route between two historic landmarks is a journey through time. It captures the essence of Tel Aviv’s transformation—from a nascent Hebrew city into the cultural and historical heart of modern Israel. Each building, each street, whispers the stories of visionaries and pivotal moments. Walking this path isn’t just about seeing the city; it’s about feeling its pulse, its spirit, and its unique place in history.

This amazing walk through the city streets will show us the way Parisians see Paris. Luxurious passages that were once considered luxury boutiques gave way to the Champs Elysees, but retained the charm. The city of the time of the King of the Sun - Louis the fourteenth will show us the famous Bursa and feed us with the most unusual street food. The era of magnificent baroque will end on Victory Square with a monument similar to the Bronze Horseman and a modern film about the small victories of boys and men. Moving to another part of the city through the most famous culinary store and elegant music school will show you the way Parisians love Paris. We will find ourselves in the Paris quarter Les Halles and we will understand why Emil Zola called this part of the city the Womb of Paris. Next, we will find a completely stunning center of Pompidou and the Stravinsky Fountain, which are likely to cause a lot of controversy in relation to contemporary art. Well, in conclusion, we look at the most pleasant interior design store and end our journey in the Jewish quarter of Marais. Paris, as Parisians see it.

Эйн-Бокек — район, расположенный на южном берегу Мертвого моря в Израиле. Он известен своими прекрасно оборудованными пляжами, природными источниками и лечебными грязями, которые сделали его популярным местом для спа- и оздоровительного туризма. Посетители Эйн-Бокек также могут заняться различными видами деятельности, такими как плавание в Мертвом море, посещение природного заповедника ручья Эйн-Бокек и изучение близлежащих библейских и исторических памятников.

Лечхуми это дивный уголок между реками Риони Ладжанури и Цхеницхали. Он изобилует захватывающими дух горными перевалами, потрясающими водопадами и высокими плато. На горе, откуда издревле наблюдали люди за звёздами и откуда сегодня, в ясный день, видно море, приковали когда-то боги Прометея за то, что открыл человекам секрет огня. У западных склонов этой горы Хвамли стоит деревушка, где растёт виноград Усахелаури из которого делают вкусное полусладкое красное вино. Склоны Хвамли таят в себе пещеры в которых спрятаны сокровища царей а леса Хвамли таят в себе мёд, ягоды, грибы и сепиевые закаты над альпийскими лугами.

Ручей Сиах, воистину один из самых красивых, девственных и интересных ручьев в Хайфе. На первый взгляд может показаться странным, что в городской черте есть нетронутый ручей, но, таков характер Хайфы. Этот город пророс сквозь леса горы Кармель, и здесь вполне привычен дикий кабан на парковке или человек в лесной чаще дикого ущелья. Вади Сиах прекрасен в своем бурном зимнем потоке, в звенящей тишине летнего зноя, в старых монастырях и пещерах монахов. Ручей прекрасен своими источниками и удивительными растениями и конечно же, своим заброшенным парком, построенным во времена англичан по образу и подобию садов Альгамбры на юге Испании. Идемте же скорее в путь, только пожалуйста, обуйте закрытую удобную обувь, возьмите питьевую воду и головной убор, убедитесь, что прогноз погоды не обещает даже малую вероятность дождя и позаботьтесь начать спуск в ущелье за три часа до наступления темноты. Ах, вот еще что, прежде чем пойти в ущелье, давайте посидим чуток в местном баре - там очень уютно.

How I usually walk in Apollonia at sunset

Карл четвертый в 1348 году от рождества Христова призвал селиться в новом городе за городским рвом и пообещал каждому добровольцу отмену налогов на протяжении 12-и лет. Так начал свою историю Новое Место. Сам король ставил собственную печать под проектом строительства, где улицы должны были пересекаться под прямым углом и сетка из перпендикулярных улиц должна была стать основой будущего города.

Что посмотреть на горе Масада. Фуникулер -> вершина горы -> дворец Ирода -> западные ворота -> бани! -> северный дворец.

Крепость крестоносцев Миглаль Цедек, римский мавзолей, еврейское поселение Бейт Арье и обзорная площадка на Тель Авив, куда израильский генерал и глава правительства Ариэль Шарон любил возить лидеров других стран.

It was wonderful adventure!

A short walk in the evening winter Budapest. We pass Karoli Boulevard, a monument to Empress Elizabeth, Freedom Square, monuments and a secret bunker of the Cold War, parliament square and the history of Hungarian independence. The winter is cool on the Danube but the stunning parliament building admires by its beauty and grandeur. We stopped for a minute of silence at the Danube embankment next to the chilling soul monument to the victims of the Holocaust. To the end of the walking have visited a cozy Christmas city center with its Christmas markets and have ended the tour with mystical Anchor House and the luminous synagogue.