Getting Around in Israel

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Israel Travel

Despite Israel’s complex foreign relations, the nation remains an intriguing and well-trodden tourist destination. Travel to Israel can take on whichever personality you wish, whether you plan to visit religious sites in Jerusalem or sip wine in Golan. This guide helps you plan a trip to Israel, introduces the country’s varied cities and attractions, presents transportation and accommodation options, and connects you with travelers who’ve been there before.

Israel Attractions

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Travel Requirements for Israel

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Flights to Israel

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Israel Hotels

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Getting Around in Israel

Nomads are an intrinsic part of Israel’s history. To continue the tradition of wandering, without missing far-reaching places like Jerusalem and the mystical town of Sefat, first learn to efficiently navigate the country. The Web sites in this section show you how.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • Hitchhiking or “tramping” is very common in Israel, probably because it’s a lot safer to do than it is in the United States, not to mention legal. It’s not just for teenagers—in fact you’ll find businessmen and parents with kids waiting at designated hitchhiking stations.

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