1. 주이스라엘 한국대사관
대사: 이태식
참사: 최병구, 영사: 곽성규, 부영사: 배준호
전화 (03) 696-3244 팩스 (03) 696-3243
주소 38 Sderot Chen St., Tel-Aviv 64166
근무시간: 월-목(9시-오후5시), 금(9-오후2시)
2. (재)이스라엘 한인회
회장: 이정복(02)582-7650/(053)820632
부회장: 정해민(예루살렘)(02)672-7987/(054)889879
박성범(텔아비브)(03)639-1329
총무: 김선주 (02)585-4918/(053)209855
3. 무역, 주재상사
대한무역진흥공사(KOTRA)(03)639-6488/
Fax:(03)639-6489
LG 전선 : (09)954-9241/ Fax(09)954-9242
현대상사(김기섭차장) (03)752-5131/Fax(03)752-5133
삼성전자 (이종구과장)(09)954-4026/Fax(09)954-4038
대우(정인준차장) : (03)537-2292/Fax(03)537-2286
4. 한인교회
예루살렘교회(김진해목사):Tel/Fax (02)586-0771
32 Shivtei Yisrael St., Jerusalem (Saint Paul's Church)
이스라엘한인교회(윤덕재목사):Tel/Fax (02)586-6808
33Nabulus Rd., Jerusalem(Nazarene Church)
텔아비브한인교회(조하녹목사):Tel/Fax (03)518-5523
9 Beer Hofman St.,TelAviv-Yafo(Immanuel Church 선교관)
P.O.Box 27339 TelAviv-Yafo 61272 Israel
(정기예배 매주토요일 오전 11시)
한인카톨릭공동체(회장 임마테오):Tel(054)429523
2 Nablus Rd., Jerusalem(매월 1,3주 일요일 오후4시)
* International Church(English)
Jerusalem International Fellowship(고세진목사):
Tel/Fax(02)672-6176 55 Haneviim St., Jerusalem
(정기예배 일요일 오전 11시)
5. 교육기관
이스라엘한글학교(교장신성윤):Tel/Fax (02)656-4638
죠이하우스(원장강태윤):(02) 274-0868
6. 학술연구단체
예루살렘학회(회장정현호):Tel/Fax (02)584-9488
예루살렘성지연구소(소장정연호):Tel/Fax(02)656-0837/5533
예루살렘크리스챤센타(소장이정복):Tel(02)582-7650
Fax(02)581-1803
예루살렘하우스(소장김진해):Tel/Fax(02)586-0771
6. 정기 발행지
이스라엘 나눔지(편집장 권성달) Tel : 02-5849790
7. 친목모임들
기드온모임(회장 최운호) Tel:(02)583-2385
8. 한국식당
코리아하우스(오근호) Tel/Fax (02)625-4756
7 Maalot Nahalat Shiva St., Jerusalem
한국관(박성범) Tel (03)639-1329
14 Yad harutzim St., Tel-Aviv
가정식당(이종훈) Tel(04)959-3846
하이파 엘리야킴 모샤브내(갈멜산 밑)
9. 공공정부기관
대통령실 : Tel: 02-6707211 Fax: 02-5610037
총리실 : 02-6705555 02-6512631 (www.pmo.gov.il)
의회 : 02-6753333 02-6521599 (www.knesset.gov.il)
외무부 : 02-5303111 02-5303367 (www.mfa.gov.il)
산업통상부 : 02-6220339 02-6259274
재무부 : 02-5317111 02-5618446 (www.mof.gov.il)
국가기간산업부: 03-6388127 03-6988130
국방부 : 03-5692010 03-6916940 (www.idf.il)
환경부 : 02-6553777 02-6535934
교육문화체육부: 02-5602222 02-5602752
(www.education.gov.il)
농림부 : 03-6971444 03-6968899
과학부 : 02-5811220 02-5811613
공공안전부 : 02-5308003 02-5847872
법무부 : 02-6708511 02-6288618
노동복지부 : 02-6753211 02-6752803
내무부 : 02-6701411 02-6701628
이민부 : 02-6752696 02-5618138
교통부 : 02-6228211 02-6228693
관광부 : 02-6754811 02-6250890
통신부 : 02-6706320 02-6706372
종교부 : 02-5311171 02-5311183
보건부 : 02-6705705 02-6794691
주택건설부 : 02-5825501 02-5811904
중앙은행 : 02-6552211 02-6528805
사법당국 : www.court.gov.il
산업연구개발센터: www.matimop.org.il
기술혁신센터 : www.incubators.org.il
수출진흥청: www.export.gov.il
통계청 : www.cbs.gov.il
예루살렘시: www.jerusalem.muni.il
리쿠드당 : www.likud.org.il
: www.inter.net.il/~avoda
10. 현지외국공관
미국 대사관 : Tel: 03-5197575 Fax: 03-5108093
일본 대사관 : 03-6957292 03-6910516
중국 대사관 : 03-5467277 03-5467251
영국 대사관 : 03-5249171 03-5271572
프랑스 대사관 : 03-5245371 03-5249294
요르단 대사관 : 03-7517722 03-7517712
이집트 대사관 : 03-5464151 03-5441615
11.언론기관
예루살렘 포스트(Jerusalem Post): www.jpost.com
하아레츠(Ha'aretz) : www3.haaretz.co.il
Globes : www.globes.co.il
12.학술.문화기관
히브리대학 : www.jeru.huji.ac.il
텔아비브대학 : www.tau.ac.il
테크니온 공과대학 : www.technion.ac.il
이스라엘 박물관 : www.imj.org.il
Holocaust 박물관 : www.yad-vashem.org.il
이스라엘 관현악단 : www.ipo.co.il
예루살렘 영상원 : www.jer.cine.org.il
13.기 타
미국 유태인 위원회: www.ajc.org
이스라엘 홍보위원회: www.aipac.org
교 회 교 파 일요일 주 간
텔아비브 한인교회
9 Ber Hofman St. Tel Aviv-Yafo
전화 : 972-3-518-5523
Mobile : 972-55-938620
개신교(Brethren)
매주 토요일 오전 11시
담임 : 조 하녹 목사
예배언어 : 한국어
기독교와 선교연합 아랍어집회
El Rasul St., Old City
전화: 02-6746930/7
팩스: 6256256
개신교(C&MA)
오전 10:00(A)
기독교형제 어셈블리
Pierre Koenig St. 3, Mekor Haim
전화: 02-6714692
개신교(Brethren)
일, 목, 토 집회
자세한 내용은 전화로 문의 바람.
하나님의 성회, 제7일 안식교회
8 Zerubabel St., P.O.B. 10184
전화: 02-6731347
개신교
토. 오전 11:00(E)
(18 Ein Rogel St.Abu Tor 에서)
나사렛의 교회
33 Nablus Rd., P.O.B. 19426
전화: 02-6283828
팩스: 02-6731347
International
Nazarene
09:30(A) 주일학교
오전 10:00(E)
오전 11:00 예배
(통역가능)
수.오후5:00(A&E)
성경공부, 기도회
목. 오후 4:30(A)
청소년 예배
나사렛의 교회
Jaffa Gate/마론파 수녀원 근처
P.O.B. 14076
전화: 02-6283828
나사렛
(Nazarene)
목. 오후 4:00 기도회 (A)
토. 오후 6:00 (E&R)
구속자의 교회(The Redeemer)
Muristan(Holy Sepulchre),Old City,P.O.B. 14076
전화: 02-6276111
팩스: 6276222
개신교
(Lutheran)
오전 9:00(A&E)
오전10:30-12:00(G)
아침 기도회
화.-토. 12:00
명상(G&A&E)
덴마크 이스라엘 선교회
Muristan Rd., Old City P.O.B. 31154,
예루살렘. 91311
전화: 02-5825149
팩스: 6276222
개신교
(루터교)
전화확인 요망(D)
서예루살렘 침례교회
16 Wadi Joz St., P.O.B. 20316
전화: 02-6741920
개신교
(침례교)
오전 10:00(A)
에글리스 프로테스- 탄트 드 랑그
프랑세 엥 이스라엘
(프랑스개신교교회)
성 안드류교회에서 집회
Harakevet St., P.O.B. 8619
전화: 02-6732401
팩스: 6731711
9 Haim Pazner St., Pisgat Ze'ev
P.O.B. 93089
전화,팩스:02-5833545
초교파
예배시간은 일. 오후 2:30
월 2회 텔 아비브/ 욥바와
월 2회 예루살렘-토. 오후 4:30(F)
복음주의 루터교 승천교회
(Augusta Victoria)
Mt. of Olives., P.O.B. 14076
Jerusalem 91140
전화: 02-6273665
팩스: 6273148
루터교
12:00(G&A&E)평화를 위한 기도회
월 첫째와 세째 목요일은 찬양 기도회 (각국어로)
핀란드 기독교 센타
25 Shvtei Yisrel St., P.O.B. 584
전화: 02-6288631
팩스: 02-6284561
개신교
(Lutheran)
오후 6:00(A)성경공부
토. 오후 7:00(H)
매월 첫째주 토. 오후 4:00(Fi)예배
월. 오후 6:30(H) 성경공부
목. 오전 10:00(Fi) 여성모임
제일침례성서교회
Salahedin/Asfahani St.,6
전화: 02-6282118
조합교회파
(Lutheran)
오전 10:30(A&E) 주일학교
오전11:00(A&E) 오후 5:00(A&E)
토. 오후 5:00 (A&E) 성경공부
정원무덤(GardenTomb)
Nablus Rd., P.O.B.19462
전화: 02-6272745
팩스: 6272742
Inter-den -ominational
오전 9:00(E)
국제 복음주의교회
55 Haneviim St.
전화:02-6234804,6254669
팩스:02-6256265 C&MA
요청에 따라 단체를 위한 특별예배.
예루살렘교회 예루살렘 성서대학 신학연구소
Jabsheh Road, 8, Christ. Qtr
전화, 팩스: 02-5332287
오전 10:00(E) 성경공부
오전11:00 (A&E) 예배
수. 오후 4:00(E) 기도회 목.오후4:00 (A&E) 성경공부
왕중의 왕 집회(King of Kings)
YMCA Auditorium 26 King David St.
사무실: 24 Ben Maimon
전화: 02-5610017
개신교
(오순절)
오후 4:00(E) 오후 6:30(E) 통역 가능 청각장애자를 위한 수화
12:00 기도회 월.-목
한국장로교회
Mt. Scopus, P.O.B. 24282
전화: 02-5827650
팩스: 5811803
개신교
(장로회)
전화문의 요망
수. 오후 5:30-
성 앤드류 스코틀랜드 기념교회
시온산 펠로우쉽
13 Ragheb Nashashibi St. Sheikh Jarrah
전화: 02-5828964
팩스: 5824725
개신교
(오순절)
오전 9:30(E) 주일학교
오전 10:30(E) 예배
목. 오후 6:00 기도모임
오순절-하나님의 성회
Mount of Olives
(코모도호텔 근처) P.O.B. 19287
전화, 팩스: 02-6273899
개신교
(오순절)
오전 9:30(E) 주일학교
오전 10:30(E)예배
목. 오후 6:00 기도모임
성 아브라함예배당 성묘교회 내. 전화: 02-6283261
개신교
(성공회)
(정기적 예배는 없으므로 전화로 문의 바람)
침례교회(Narkis St.)
4 Narkis St., P.O.B.154
전화:02-6255942,6231680
팩스:02-6234665
개신교
(침례교)
토. 오전 10:00 여성 성경공부
토. 오전 10:30 오후 5:00예배
네델란드 개혁교회
St. Andrew's Church에서 모임 Harakevet St., P.O.B. 8619
전화: 02-6732401 팩스: 6731711
개신교 (Reformed)
예배시간은 전화문의
성 앤드류 스코틀랜드기념교회
Harakevet St., P.O.B. 8619
전화: 02-6732401 팩스: 6731711
개신교
(장로교)
오전 10:00(E) 시간문의 전화 (N)
성 조지 대예배당
20 Nablus Rd., P.O.B. 19018
전화: 02-6283302(호스텔)
02-6283261(주임사제)
팩스: 02-6282253
개신교 (Anglican Episcopal)
오전 8:00(E) 오전 9:30(A)
오전 11:00(E) 성찬식
오후6:00(E) 저녁기도
오전 7:00(E) 성찬식
오후 6:00 저녁기도
순례객을 위한 침례교회
6 Rasheed St.
전화: 02-6284165
오전 11:00(E)
성 바울 펠로우쉽(Fellowship)
32 Shivtei Yisrael St., P.O.B.216
전화: 02-6717988 팩스: 6721747
목. 오후 7:00(F) 기도회
화. 오후 7:00(E&H)
화. 오후 7:00(E)
제7일 재림교 센타
11 Ali ibn Taleb St.
전화: 02-6283271
제 7 일 재림교
토. 오전 9:30(E&H)
성경공부 오전 10:30(E&H)
스웨덴 신학연구소
58 Haneviim St., P.O.B. 37
전화: 02-6253822 팩스: 6254460
예배시간은 전화로 확인
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십자가의 길(Via Dolorosa): 매주 금요일 오후 3:00에 제 1처 안토니아에서 출발.
* 약어: (L)라틴어 (F)프랑스어 (Ar)아르메니안어 (E)영어(S)스페인어 (A)아랍어 (G)독일어 (I)이태리어
(H)히브리어 (Sy)시리아어 (S)스웨덴어 (Fi)핀란드어 (P)폴란드어 (K)한국어 교 회 교 파 일요일 주간
아르메니안교회(Patriarchate)
3처소, P.O.B. 19546
전화: 02-6284262 팩스: 6272123
가톨릭
오전 9:00(Ar)
최후만찬 다락방(Cenacle)
시온산, P.O.B. 14089
전화: 02-6713597
오전 6:45(기도회)
오전 7:00(I)
오전 7:00(I)
클라리시스 수녀원(Clarisses)
Albek St. 1, P.O.B. 1013
전화: 02-6717534
가톨릭
오전 7:00(F)
오전 7:00(F)
영면교회(Dormition Abbey)
시온산, P.O.B.22(Benedictine)
전화: 02-6719927 팩스: 6718934
가톨릭
오전 8:00(G)
오전 6:45(G)
에케-호모-리트로스트로토스
Via Dolorosa, P.O.B. 19065
전화: 02-6277292/3 팩스: 6282224
(전화예약 요망)
오전 7:00(F)
오후 6:00(E)(10-6월)
토. 오후 6:00
채찍교회(Flagellation)
9 Nablus Road, P.O.B. 19049
전화: 02-6276876, 6272609
팩스: 02-6274828
오전 9:00(F)
오전 10:30(S)
오전 7:00(F)
프랑스 병원(St. Joseph)
Sheikh Jarrah, P.O.B. 19264
전화: 02-5828407 팩스: 5828866
가톨릭
오전 8:30(E)
오전 6:40(F)
독일 호스피스(St. Charles)
12 Lloyd George St., P.O.B. 8020
전화: 02-5637737, 5635945
팩스: 02-5636078
가톨릭
오전 8:00(G)
오전 6:50(G)
만국교회(Gethsemane Basilica) Mount of Olives, P.O.B. 19094 전화: 02-6283264
가톨릭
(Franciscan)
오전 6:30(I)
오전 11:00(E)
오후 4:00(I)
오전 6:30(I)매달 첫째 목요일
오후 4:00(L)-경건한 시간
게쎄마니 동굴(Grotto)
그리스-가톨릭교회(Patriarchate)
Jaffa Gate, P.O.B. 14130
전화:02-6282023 팩스: 6286652
가톨릭
오전 9:00(A)
토. 오후 4:00
오전 7:00(A)
목. 토요일은 제외
오후 6:00(A)
홀리 훼밀리 경당 (오스트리아 호스피스)
Via Dolorosa 37, P.O.B.19600,
Jer. 91194
전화: 02-6271463 팩스: 6271472
가톨릭
오전 9:00(G)
전화 바람
일반적으로 한주에 3회
-전 8:15(G)
성묘교회(Holy Sepulchre)
Old City, P.O.B. 1001
전화: 02-6273314
가톨릭
이사야의 집
20 Agron St., P.O.B. 1332
전화: 02-6231763팩스: 6732866
가톨릭
오후 6:30(H)
오후 6:30(H)
금,토요일은 제외
라틴 페트리아케이트(Patriarchate)
Latin Patriarchate Rd., P.O.B. 14152
전화: 02-6272280, 6282323
팩스: 6271652
가톨릭
오전 7:00(A)
오전 9:00(A)
오전 7:00(A)
마론파수도원(Maronite)
Jaffa Gate안
전화: 02-6282158 팩스: 6272821
가톨릭
오전 11:00(A)
오후 5:00(A)
오후 5:30(A)기도회
마론파교회(Vicariate)
25 Maronite St., P.O.B. 14219
전화: 02-6282158 팩스: 6272821
가톨릭
오전 10:00(A)
노트르담 센타
New Gate, P.O.B. 20531
전화: 02-6279111 팩스: 6271995
가톨릭
오전 9:00(E)
오후 6:30(E)
오후 6:30(E)
주기도문교회
Mount of Olives, P.O.B. 19064
전화: 02-6283143
가톨릭
(Franciscan)
오전 6:45(F)
오전 6:45(F)
폰티피컬 성서연구소(Pontifical)
3 Emil Botta St., P.O.B. 497
전화: 02-6252843 팩스: 6241203
가톨릭 (Jesuit)
오후 7:00(E)
오후 7:00
라티스본 연구소(Ratisbonne)
26 Shmuel Hanagid St., P.O.B. 7336
전화: 02-6257068 팩스: 6259172
오전 9:00 (E&F)
오후 6:45(E&F)
오후 12:15(금. 토)
성 안나교회
St. Stephen's Gate P.O.B. 19079
전화:02-6283285,6281992
팩스:02-6280764
가톨릭
오전 7:00(F)
(단체가 미리 연락이
있을 경우 F, E, L 로 예배예약가능)
오전 6:45(F)
성 야고보교회(St. James)
P.O.B. 20089
전화: 02-5851477
가톨릭
오전 10:00(A)
오후 5:00
겨울, 오후 5:00
여름, 오후 6:00
오후 6:00(A),
토.여름, 오후 6:00
겨울, 오후 5:00
성 요한교회(에인 케렘)
P.O.B. 1704
전화: 02-6413639
가톨릭
(Franciscan)
오전 8:15(F)
오전 7:15(F)
성 요셉 카푸친회 수도원
Disraeli St.18, Talbieh
전화: 02-5610817 팩스: 5611162
가톨릭
오전 9:30(I)
오전 7:30(I)
성 바울교회(St. Paul)
Schmidt College Nablus Rd., P.O.B. 19070
전화: 02-6283280
오후 6:00(G)
베드로 통곡교회(Galicantu)
전화: 02-6734812 팩스: 6734837
오후 6:00(E)
토. 오후 6:00(F)
구세주교회
(제 7 처소를 참고)
스테파노 교회(St. Stephen)
Ecole Biblique Nablus Rd., P.O.B. 19053
전화: 02-5894468
가톨릭
(Latin)
오전 7:30(F)
오전 11:30(F)
오전 6:30(F) 정오(F)
제 7 처소(San Saviour)
l Kanga St., P.O.B. 186
전화:02-6282868,6282354
가톨릭
금. 오후 4:00(A)
여름, 오후 5:00
로사리 수녀원(Sisters of Rosary)
14 Agron St.
전화: 02-6258529 팩스: 6235581
오전 7:30(A)
토요일과 일요일
오전 7:00(A)
성 요셉 수녀원(St. Joseph)
66 Haneviim St., P.O.B.771
전화: 02-5383674
전화요망
월. 수. 금요일
토.정오(F) 오전 7:00(F)
시리안 교구(Vicariate)
6 Chaldean St., P.O.B. 19787
전화: 02-6282657 팩스: 6284217
가톨릭
오전 10:00(Sy)
테라 산타
Keren Hayesod St., P.O.B. 871
전화: 02-5639116
가톨릭
(Franciscan)
오전 7:00(L)
오전 6:30(E)
오전 7:00(L)
에인케렘,방문교회(Visitation)
P.O.B.1718
전화: 02-6417291
가톨릭
(Franciscan)
오전 6:30(L&I)
오전 6:30(L)
토요일은 비개방
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이름
유대력
2000
투 베셰밭 식목일
1월22일
부림절
아달 14 3월21일
수산 부림절
아달 15 3월22일
유월절(Pesach)
니산 4 4월26(27)
독립기념일
이야르 5 5월10일
Lag Ba'Omer
이야르 18 5월23일
예루살렘의 날
이야르 28 6월 2일
샤브옷(오순절)
시반 6(7) 6월 9일(10)
단식일
아브월 9일 8월10일
Rosh Hashana
티쉬리 1&2 9월30일-10월1일
욤 키푸르(속죄일)
티쉬리 10 10월 9일
초막절(Sukkot) 티쉬리 15-21 10월14-20
심카토라 티쉬리 10월21일
하누카(Chanukah)
키스레브 24 12월22-26
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J E W I S H H O L Y D A Y S
HOLIDAY & HEBREW DATE
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Tu B’Shevat (Arbor Day) 15 Shvat
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 28
Feb.18
Feb. 7
Purim (Feast of Lots)
14 Adar
Shushan Purim 15 Adar
Mar. 21
Mar. 22
Mar.9
Mar.10
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
Mar.18
Mar.19
Mar. 7
Mar. 8
Pesah (Passover)
15-21 (22) Nissan
April. 20 - 26 (27)
April. 8 - 14 (15)
Mar. 28 - April. 3 (4)
Apr.17 - 23 (24)
Apr. 6 - 12 (13)
Holocaust Martyrs Remembrance Day
May. 2
April. 20
May. 9
Apr.29
Apr. 18
Memorial Day for Israel’s Fallen Soldiers
May. 9
April. 27
April. 16
May. 6
May. 25
Independence Day
5 Iyar
Lag B’Omer 18 Iyar
May. 10
May. 23
April. 28
May. 10
April. 17
April. 30
May. 7
May. 20
May. 26
May. 9
Jerusalem Day 28 Iyar
June. 2
May. 18
May. 10
May. 29
May. 18
Shavuot (Pentecost)
6 (7) Sivan
June. 9 (10)
May. 28 (29)
May. 17
Jun. 6
May. 26
Tisha B’Av (Fast of 9 Av)
Aug. 10
July. 29
July. 18
Aug. 7
Aug. 28
Rosh Hashana (New Year) (2 days)
1-2 Tishri
Sept.30 - Oct.1
Sept. 18 (19)
Sept. 7 (8)
Sept. 27-29
Sept. 16 - 17
Sukkot (15-20 Tishri
Oct. 14 - 20
Oct. 2 - 8
Sept. 21 -2 7
Oct. 11 - 17
Oct. 1 - 6
Shmini Azeret/Simhat Torah (Rejoicing of the Law) 22 Tishri
Oct. 21
Oct. 9
Sept. 28
Oct. 18
Oct. 7
Hanuka 24
Kislev 2 Tevet
Dec. 22-29
Dec. 10 - 17
Nov. 30 - Dec. 7
Dec.20 - 25
Dec. 8 - 20
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성묘교회(Holy Sepulchre)
전화: 02-6284347 아르메니아(Orthodox)
오전 8:45 성찬식
(매월 2회) 오후4:15
오전 3:30 십자가행렬
성찬식
금. 토. 오후 4:15 십자가행렬
성 야고보성당(St. James)
Jaffa Gate 근처 P.O.B. 14001
전화: 02-6282331
팩스: 02-5894861 아르메니아(Orthodox)
오후 3:00 성찬식(E)
마리아 무덤(겟세마네)
전화: 02-6284054 (Orthodox) 아르메니아
오전 8:00 성찬식
성 안토니교회(Patriarchate)
P.O.B. 14006, 제9처소
전화: 02-6282343 팩스: 6284426
콥트교 (Orthodox)
오후 6:00
오후 2:00 성찬식
저녁기도
수.금 오전 6:00
오후 2:00 아침기도, 성찬식
성찬식
월.화.수. 오후 2:30
토.월.화. 오후 5:00-7:00 성찬식
성 조지 수도원(St. George)
Mar Girges St. 콥트교 (Orthodox)
목. 오전 5:00 아침기도, 성찬식
성 헬렌교회(Patriarchate)
전화: 02-6272645 콥트교 (Orthodox)
목. 오전 5:00 아침기도, 성찬식
성 마리아예배당(Patriarchate)
전화: 02-6272645 콥트교 (Orthodox)
수. 금. 오전 5:00 성찬식
다브라가낫수도원(Dabra Gannat)
전화: 02-6286871 에디오피아 (Orthodox)
일요일 오전 6-9:00
오후 4:00 성찬식
저녁기도
주간 일요일과 동일
데이르에스 슐탄(Deir es Sultan)
성묘교회의 천정 전화(Pope): 02-286871 에디오피아 (Orthodox)
오전 4:00
오전 6;00
오후 6:00 아침기도
성찬식
저녁기도
성 십자가수도원
전화: 02-6790961 그리스정교
금. 오전 6:00(G)
성묘교회(Holy-Sepulchre)
전화: 02-6282025
(예배시간 변경 가능성이 있으니 미리 02-6282048로 전화확인 요망)
오전 9:00 성찬식
매일 오후 2:30
금. 오후 11:30
토. 12:00
마갈리파나이야(Magali-Panayia)
Khan el Aqbat, 기독교지역 그리스정교 (Rum)
일요일 오전 5:00 성찬식
주 간 일요일과 동일
파나기야 시드나야
Sayide Rd., 기독교구역 그리스정교 (Rum) 비정기적
프래토리움(Praetorium)
전화: 02-6281786 그리스정교
금. 오전 7:00 성찬식
성 안나(St. Anna) St. Stephen's Gate
전화: 02-6286892 그리스정교(Rum)
토. 오전 7:00 성찬식
성 캐더린(St. Catherine) El Rasul St.
기독교구역 그리스정교 (Rum)비정기적
성카라람보스(St. Haralambos) 제8처소-Khanga Rd.
전화: 02-6281468 그리스정교
수. 오전 6:00 성찬식
성 에프디미오스(St. Efthymios) Rsul St. 그리스정교 (Rum)
매월 2째 일요일 오전 6:00 성찬식
성 야고보 성당(St. James) 성묘교회 앞뜰
전화: 02-6289112 그리스정교 (Rum)
오전 9:00 성찬식
성 야고보 성당(St. James) 성묘교회 앞뜰
전화: 02-6289112 그리스정교 (Rum)
오전 9:00 성찬식
성미카엘 (St. Michael)
전화: 02-6276411 팩스: 6282048 그리스정교 (Rum)
월. 오전 7:00 성찬식(Gr)
여름 오전 6:30
성 니콜라스(St. Nicholas)
Greek Orthodox Patriarchate St. 그리스정교 (Rum)
비정기적
성 시므온(St.Simeon) Katamon
전화: 02-6790477 그리스정교 (Rum)
성 스피리돈(St. Spyridon)
Jabshesh Rd. 그리스정교 (Rum)
비정기적
성 데오도로스(St. Theodoros)
전화: 02-6283470 그리스정교 (Rum)
토. 오전7:00 성찬식
마리아무덤 (겟세마네)
전화: 02-6284054 그리스정교 (Rum)
일요일 오전 6:00 성찬식
주 간 일요일과 동일
동방사도교회 Mount of Olives
P.O.B.20246 Herod's Gate 동방정교회
오전 6:00
오전 5:00 성찬식
성찬식
루마니아 정교회 46 Shivtei Yisrael St.
전화,팩스:02-5894628
오전 9:00
오후 7:00
오전 7:00 성찬식
저녁기도
아침기도
토. 오전9:00
오후 7:00 성찬식
저녁기도
인 케렘(수도원)
전화:02-6412887 러시아정교
오전 7:00
오후 3:00 성찬식
저녁기도
토 오전 7:00
트리니티성당(Trinity) Russian Compound
전화: 02-6252565
(12월-부활절 기간의 미사는 성당 옆에 있는 성 알렉산드리아 예배당에서 있음.)
러시아정교
오전 8:00 성찬식
토. 오후4:00
오후 5:00 저녁기도(겨울)
(여름)
감람산 수녀원
전화: 02-6284373 팩스: 02-6286381 러시아정교
오전 6:30
오후 4:00
오후 6:00
오후 4:00 성찬식
저녁기도
성찬식
저녁기도
(화요일과 목요일은 오전 9:00-12:00까지 개방)
성 알렉산더(St. Alexander)
25 Dabbagha St., 성묘교회 근처 전화: 02-6284580 러시아정교
목. 오전6:30 성찬식 비정기적
성 막달라 마리아 (겟세마네)
전화: 02-6284371 팩스: 6286381 백러시아정교
오전 7:00
오후 4:30
오전 5:30
오후 4:30 성찬식
저녁기도
성찬식
저녁기도
(일반인을 위한 예배는없음. 관광객 개방시간; 화요일과 목요일 오전 10:00- 11:30. 정교회순례단은 특별
방문예약 바람)
성묘교회(Holy Sepulchre) 시리아정교
오전 7:00
오후 4:00 성찬
성 마가 수녀원 St. Mark's Rd.
전화: 02-6283304 팩스: 6277024 시리아정교
오후 5:00 저녁기도
금. 오전7:00
오후 5:00 성찬식
저녁기도
마리아 무덤 (겟세마네) 시리아정교
수. 오전8:00 성찬식
근대성자들(Latterday-Saints)
Mount Scopus, P.O.B. 19604 전화: 02-6273179
팩스: 6273413 몰몬교 (원칙상 몰몬교도 외의 관광객에게 비개방)
토. 오전 10:00 예배
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*약자: B - 침대만 제공 BB - 침대와 아침 HB - 1박과 2식 제공 FB - 1박과 3식 제공 이름과 주소 교파 방의 종류 가격(미화) 비 고
Armenian Catholic
Patriarchate Church
Via Dolorosa,
3rd Station
P.O.B. 19546
전화: 02-6284262
팩스: 02-6272123
담당: Madelene and Alex 가톨릭 도미토리
2인실(더블)
샤워실이 포함
(침대 2개) 1인 9불
1실 30불
1실 36불 식사는 요청이 있
을 때만
Casa Nova
(프란시스칸)
P.O.B. 1321
전화: 02-6282791
팩스: 02-5894370
담당: Francisco Vigh 프란시스칸
로마
가톨릭 샤워, 화장실 포함
1인실 7개
2인실 86개
3인실 15개
4인실 3개 1인당: BB 20불
HB 25불
FB 30불
1인이
1인실 사용 +9
더블룸 사용 +15 점심과 저녁
(개별요청이 있을
경우)
-5%의 서비스요금
부가. 20인마다
1인은 무료
Christ Church
ospice, Jaffa Gate
P.O.B. 14307
전화: 02-6277727
팩스: 02-6277730
담당: Mr. K. Crombie 성공회
(영국) 1인실 6개
2인실(트윈) 12개
3인실 1개
4인실 6개 비수기
BB 샤워실 포함
1인실 36불
2인실 32불
3인실 24불
4인실 20불
평시즌 +4
성수기 +6
저녁식사 10
금요일 12불 어린이(2-12) 50%
단체는 할인.
성수기, 비수기.
커피솝, 책방,
여행 안내서
돔폴스키(Dom Polski)
8 Hahoma Hashlishit
P.O.B. 277
전화: 02-6285916
팩스: 02-6288652
담당: 수녀 Stela
Wardynsta 엘리자벳
수녀원운영
로마가톨릭
(폴란드) 1인실 3개
2인실 14개
3인실 5개 FB 30불
Dom Polski(Old City)
P.O.B. 20256
전화: 02-6282017
팩스: 02-6284835
담당: Crazaniak Cecylia 엘리자벳
수녀원운영
로마가톨릭
(폴란드) 문의사항은 호스피
스에 직접 문의
Ecce Homo 수녀원
41 Via Dolorosa
P.O.B. 19056
전화: 02-6277292
팩스: 02-6282224
유스호스텔: Gackie
Chenard
게스트하우스: Joachim
수녀
Miss Hilda 유스호스텔
시온의
노트르담
(로마가톨릭) 1인실 28개
(샤워실포함-2개)
2인실 21개
(사워실포함-15개)
3인실 3개
(샤워실포함)
여자 소침실 12개
남자 소침실 10개 침대 18개
샤워실포함 BB
단체:싱글 28불
더블 25불
트리플 23불
도미토리 15불
개인:싱글 29불
더블 26불
도미토리 16불
점심식사 10불 10% 봉사료포함
어린이 할인
10월-6월 2인실
20인단체-1인 무
가이드&기사-50%
할인
유스호스텔은 예약
없음
Evang. Lutheran
Hospice Guesthouse
St. Marks Rd. Old City
P.O.B. 14051
전화: 02-6282120
담당: Mrs. Althaus 루터교
(독일) 화장실,샤워실포함
1인실 5개
2인실 16개
3인실 2개
유스호스텔:
여자 40, 남자 20
(단체는 받지않음) BB-비수기
싱글 DM 50
더블 DM 88
트리플 DM 109
식사(H) DM16
식사(C) DM12 5%의 봉사료포함.
평시즌은 DM 5,
성수기 DM 10.
어린이(3-12)
는 50% 할인.
10박할 경우 11일
은 무료.
Foyer des Pelerins
Greek Catholic Patr.
P.O.B. 14130
전화: 02-6282023
팩스: 02-6286652
담당: Lutfi Laham 그리스
가톨릭 침대 86개 BB
더블 24불 문의사항은 호스피
스에 직접 문의
Foyer St. Joseph
66 HaNeviim St.
P.O.B. 771
전화: 02-5383674
팩스: 02-5382926 로마가톨릭
(프랑스) 3개월 또는 그이상
숙박할 신학생이나
수도자를 위한
시설
Dominicaine de
Bethseda 친목회
22 Rue St. Mark
P.O.B. 14386
전화: 02-6285587
담당: Sr. Dominique
Pichard 로마가톨릭
(프랑스) 기도자만 가능
문의사항은 호스
피스에 직접 문의
Franciscaines de
Marie("화이트수녀원")
9 Nablus Rd.
P.O.B. 19049
전화: 02-6276876, 6272609
팩스: 02-6274828
주소: F.D.M. Accueil
des Pelerins 로마가톨릭
(International) 화장실,샤워실포함
1인실 3개
2인실 23개
3인실 1개
침대 40개 B/B
싱글 25불
더블 19불
트리플 17불
도미토리(여성) 식사추가는 10%의
봉사료 부가
침대만 6불
Internat des Filles de
la Charite de
St. Vincent de Pau
P.O.B. 19080
전화: 02-6284726
담당: Pascale 수녀 로마가톨릭
(프랑스) 1인실 3개
2인실 19개
3인실 4개
4인실 2개 모든 방은 편의시
설이 포함.
문의사항은 호스피
스에 직접 문의
Maison d'Abraham
(Ras El Amoud)
P.O.B. 19680
전화: 02-6284591
팩스: 02-6274917
담당: Mlle. Anne-
Claire Humant 단체 순례자나 신
학생은 담당에게
상의바람
Notre Dame of
Jerusalem Center
New Gate 건너편
P.O.B. 20531
전화: 02-6279111
팩스: 02-6274917
담당: Dr. R. Mathes 로마가톨릭
(Ecumen.) 2인실 140개
몇개의 싱글 평시즌 가격:
BB 36불
HB 49불
FB 60불
싱글 25불 성수기는 6불 추가
비수기 12/1-20
1/10-2/10일 6불
할인
트리플은 2불할인
사전에 예약하지
않은 개인은 11불
추가
Osterreichisches
Hospiz Jerusalem
37 Via Dolorosa
P.O.B. 19600
전화: 02-6271463, 6274636
팩스: 02-6271472
원장: Dr. W. Schwartz
담당: Johann Pooster 로마가톨릭 객실
2인실 13개
3인실 14개
도미토리- 47개 싱글 41불(BB)
트윈 31불
트리플 29불
도미토리 10불 모든 방은 편의시
설이 포함.
단체는 할인가능
카페테리아
HB추가 5불
Rosary Convent
Hostel, 14 Agron St.
P.O.B. 54
전화: 02-6258529
팩스: 02-6235581 로마가톨릭 2인실 13개
3인실 4개
4인실 3개
4인실 80불 점심추가10불
저녁 10불
싱글 22불(BB)
더블 50불
트리플 66불 겨울난방 2불추가
어린이(0-9)는
50% 할인. 정원
Roumanian Hostel
46 Shivtei Yisrael St.
전화, 팩스: 02-5894628
담당: Jeronim Cretu 루마니아
정교회 편의시설없는
방 5개 루마니아인만 가능
문의사항은 호스피
스로 직접 문의
St. Andrew's Scots
Memorial Hospice
(Railway Station근처)
P.O.B. 8619
전화: 02-6732401,
6737235
팩스: 02-6731711
담당: Rev. Colin Morton 스코틀랜드
교회 방 15개 BB(편의시설)
성수기:방당
1인실 43불
2인실 65불
3인실 83불
가족실 97불 저녁은 선택(10불)
모든 방은 전화를
포함
St. Charles' Hospice
German Colony
P.O.B. 8020
전화: 02-5637737
팩스: 02-5636078
담당: Xaveria German St. Karl
Borromaeus
로마가톨릭
(독일) 1인실 15개
2인실 6개
3인실 6개 더블(단체):
HB 단체 35불
FB 단체 38불
BB 단체 32불
싱글9불 추가
HB 더블 45불
HB 싱글 50불
FB 더블 55불
FB 싱글 60불
BB 더블 35불
BB 싱글 40불 순례객과 성직자만
가능
개인은 5불 추가
St. George's Hostel
20 Nablus Rd.&
Sala Ed-Din St.,
P.O.B. 19018
전화: 02-6283302, 6282627,
6282739
팩스: 02-6282253
담당: Rev. Kamal Farah 성공회/
Episcopal 1인실 2개
2인실 6개
3인실 4개 BB 싱글 22불
더블(방당)53불
3인실 73불
점심 10불
저녁 11불
단체 - BB
더블 25불
싱글추가 10불 10% 봉사료 추가.
15인마다 1인은
무료.
유아(1-3)무료,
어린이(3-12)는
50%할인
St. John Church
Franciscan Friary
P.O.B. 1704
전화: 02-6413639
담당: Fr. Claudio Baratto 단체만 가능:
성직자, 평신도-성
서분야 종사자.
담당에게 문의바람
St. Thomas Home
6 Chaldean St.
Nablus Rd.
P.O.B. 19787
전화: 02-6282657
팩스: 02-6284217 시리아
가톨릭 침대 55개
방 26개
1인실 5개
2인실 13개
3인실 8개
(화장실,샤워실
포함) 단체(10명):
성수기:
BB 20불
HB 26불
FB 33불
비수기 3불 할인
성수기 3불 추가
싱글추가 5불 성직자 20%할인
빈민국가의 순례자
-50%할인
Sisters of Nigriza
Shaya, Bethany
전화: 02-6271724
팩스: 02-6746179
담당: Aralda Fumagalli 로마가톨릭
(이탈리아
수녀회) 침대 47개
1인실 7개
2인실 20개
3인실 2개 영적 연구나 명상.
단체는 받지 않음.
자세한 문의는 호
스피스로 직접
Sisters of Zion
Haoren St., Ein Kerem
전화: 02-6415738
팩스: 02-6437739 방 23개
1인실 2개
2인실 13개
3인실 5개
4인실 2개 BB(편의시설)
싱글 40불
더블 60불
트리플 70불
4인실 80불
HB추가 10불 단체할인, 셀프서
비스 카페테리아.
아름다운 정원
Soeurs de St. Joseph
Notre Dame Arche
d'Alliance
P.O.B. 32233
전화: 02-5342818,
팩스: 5335086
담당: Catherine Casey 로마가톨릭 1인실 6개
2인실 13개 기도자와 순례자
센타
Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Israel Ministry of Tourism. All Rights Reserved.
For more information, please mail to : igto@israel.co.kr
구분 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
부림절(Purim) 3.2 3.21 3.9 2.26 3.18 3.7 3.25 3.14
유월절 (Passover) 4.1-
4.7 4.20-
4. 26 4.8-
4.14 3.28-
4.3 4.17-
4. 23 4.6-
4. 12 4.24-
4. 30 4.13-
4. 19
유대인 학살 추모일
(Holocaust Memorial Day) 4.13 5.2 4.19 4.9 4.29 4.18 5.8 4.25
현충일 (National Memorial Day) 4.20 5.9 4.26 4.16 5.6 4.25 5.12 5.2
독립기념일(Independence Day) 4.21 5.10 4.27 4.17 5.7 4.26 5.13 5.3
오순절(Shavuot) 5.21 6.9 5.28 5.17 6.6 5.26 6.13 6.2
단식일(Tisha B Av) 7.22 8.10 5.26 6.13 6.2 7.27 8.14 8.3
유대설날(Rosh Hashana) 9.11-
9.12 9.30-
10.1 9.18-
9. 19 9.7-
9.8 9.27-
9.28 9.16-
9.17 10.4-
10.5 9.23-
9.24
속죄일(Yom Kippur) 9.20 10.9 9.27 9.16 10.6 9.25 10.13 10.2
초막절(Succot) 9.25 10.14 10.2 9.21 10.11 9.30 10.18 10.7
토라축일(Simchat Tora) 10.2 10.21 10.9 9.28 10.18 10.7 10.25 10.14
하누카(Channukah) 12.4-
12.11 12.22-
12.29 12.10-
12.17 11.30-
12.7 12.20-
12.27 12.8-
12.15 12.26-
1.2 12.16-
12.23
이스라엘 지역 전화번호
02 예루살렘 지역
03 텔아비브 지역
04 북부 (하이파, 갈릴리, 티베리아, 등)
08 남부 및 남부해안 ( 레호봇, 브엘세바, 사해, 엘랏, 등)
09 나타니아 주변
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.. USEFUL ADDRESSES AND NUMBERS BACK
<jerusalem>
Tourist Information Office: 17 Rehov Yafo, tel.(02)258844, Fax:(02)249430. Open Sun. - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fri. to 1.30 p.m.
Jaffa Gate (Old City) - Tel. (02)280382, 280457.
Christian Information Centre: Jaffa Gate, tel.(02)257456, 754811. P.O.B. 1018.
Postal Services: the main post office at 23 Rehov Yafo is open daily between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Fridays, until noon closed on Saturdays. There is a 24-hour telegram service. (see Postal Information).
Magen David Adom (first aid): tel. 101. (In addition to running the ambulance service, they arrange emergency home calls from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. by doctors at fixed rates.)
Police: tel. 100.
Fire Brigade: tel. 102.
WORSHIP SYNAGOGUES
Baba Tama Synagogue - Bukharan Quarter.
Centre for Conservative Judaism - Agron St.
Emeth Ve'emuna - 1 Rehov Hanarkis (Conservative).
Habad Synagogue - Rehov Habad, Jewish Quarter, Old City.
Har-El Synagogue - 16 Rehov Shmuel Hanagid (Reform Progressive).
Hebrew Union College Synagogue - 13 King David St. (Reform).
Hechal Shlomo Great Synagogue - 58 King George St.
Issa Bracha - 31 Rehov Jabotinsky, Talbieh (Sephardi and Ashkenazi).
Italian Synagogue - 24 Rehov Hillel.
Midrash Porat Yosef Synagogue - Rehov Geula.
Mt. Zion Synagogue - Mt. Zion (Ashkenazi and Sephardi).
Rehavia - 22 Rehov Ussishkin (Ashkenazi).
Western Wall - Services are held whenever a minyan is formed, which is quite often. Always open. Many go to the Wall for Shabbat prayers.
Yeshurun Central Synagogue - 44 King George St. (Ashkenazi).
CHURCHES
Roman Catholic:
Note: There is a daily procession at the Holy Sepulchre at 4 p.m. and from the First Station along the Via Dolorosa on Friday at 3 p.m. Gethsemane Holy Hour is marked the first Thursday of each month at 4 p.m. in winter. During daylight saving time, services are one hour later.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre - Old City.
Chapel of Flagellation - Via Dolorosa, Old City.
Church of St. Stephen - Nablus Rd.
Church of St. Anne - Lions' Gate.
Church of the Visitation - (Franciscan) Ein Karem.
Church of St. John the Baptist - (Franciscan) Ein Karem. Dormition
Abbey - (Benedictine) Mt. Zion.
Dominus Flevit - (Franciscan) Mt. of Olives.
Latin Patriarchate - Jaffa Gate or New Gate.
Lithostrotos (Sisters of Zion) - Via Dolorosa, Old City.
Notre Dame de France - (Assumptionists) 18 Rehov Shivtei Yisrael. St. Saviour's Parish Church - St. Francis St., New Gate. Terra Sancta College - King George St.
Greek Catholic:
Greek Catholic Patriarchate - Jaffa Gate.
Armenian Orthodox:
Cathedral of St. James - Armenian Orthodox Patriarch Road.
Coptic: Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate - Souq Khan e-Zeit.
Protestant:
Church of the Nazarene - 33 Nablus Rd.
Anglican Church - St. Paul's Church, Rehov Shivtei Yisrael.
Baptist Chapel - Rehov Hanarkis.
Baptist Southern Worship - Al-Rashid Street.
First Baptist Bible Church - (Independent) Saladin St. Church of Scotland - St. Andrew's Church, Rehov Harakevet.
Seventh Day Adventists - Advent House.
Y.M.C.A. - King David St.
St. George's Cathedral (Anglican) - Nablus Rd.
Christ Church - (Anglican Charismatic) opposite Citadel, Old City.
Church of the Redeemer - (Lutheran) Muristan, Old City.
Eastern Orthodox:
Ethiopian Orthodox Church - Rehov Ethiopia.
Greek Orthodox Church - St. Simeon, Katamon.
Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Trinity - Russian Compound.
Russian Orthodox Church of St. Maria Magdalena - Mt. of Olives.
<tel aviv-jaffa>
Bat Yam Sports Center (Country Club): Hakomemiut St. Includes four swimming pools, ten tennis courts and stadium. Tel. (03)5517063.
(Bus Nos. 40, 42, 28, 18, 2, 9, 86, 1)
Ben-Gurion House: 17 Ben-Gurion Blvd.David Ben-Gurion, first prime minister of Israel, lived in a house overflowing with books in many languages, but otherwise quite modest. The family kitchen even lacked an oven. See how he lived, and all the family mementos in his well-preserved house, now a museum with a research and study centre. The library has 20,000 volumes. Short film show. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Mon. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Entrance free.
(Bus No. 4)
Bialik House: 22 Bialik St. Formerly the home of Israel's national poet, Haim Nahman Bialik, this house, which is right down the street from Rubin House, includes a museum, archives and a library. Open Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 1, 4, 5. Walk No. 1)
Bible House (Bet HaTanakh): 16 Rothschild Blvd. Books, manuscripts and paintings related to the Bible are exhibited here in the former home of Tel Aviv's first mayor, Meir Dizengoff. On the ground floor you'll find Independence Hall Museum where the independence of the state was proclaimed. Exhibits deal with various stages in the history of Zionism. Open: Sun-Thurs. 9:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 4, 5. Walk No. 1)
Carmel Market: Corner of Allenby and Hacarmel Sts. This is the place to visit to experience the lively sights, sounds and smells of the Middle East, and perhaps pick up a bargain. You won't find tourist souvenirs in this market, but you will find the freshest produce, the latest clothing fads and the hottest fresh-baked pita bread in town on sale.
(Bus Nos. 1, 2, 4, 10, 90. Walk No. 1)
Central Library for Music: 26 Bialik St. Exhibition of musical instruments from all over the world. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 2 p.m.-6 p.m., Mon., Tues. and Thurs. 10 a.m.-12 noon.
(Bus Nos. 1, 4, 5)
City Hall: Though not architecturally distinguished, Tel Aviv's 12-storey City Hall in handsome Kikar Rabin provides fine views of the city from the top.
(Bus Nos. 8, 10, 1, 55. Walk No. 2)
Dizengoff Square: The Piccadilly Circus of Tel Aviv, this square is the centre of action for Tel Aviv people-watchers. Dizengoff Centre features a busy indoor mall to the south and a raised pedestrian plaza with a controversial sculpture by Yaakov Agam. More an entertainment than a work of art, the sculpture revolves and spews fire and water to the sound of music for a short period each day.
(Bus Nos. 1, 2, 5, 21, 61, 90)
Eliahu Golomb House (Beit Hagana-Israel Defence Forces Museum): 23 Rothschild Blvd. This museum tells the history of Jewish defence from the Hashomer organization till the creation of the Israel Defence Forces. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m.- 4 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.-12.30 p.m. Entrance fee.
(Bus No. 4. Walk No. 1)
Eretz Israel Museum: (formerly Ha'aretz Museum). Ramat Aviv. Recently expanded, this museum complex sprawls over a large area and includes a number of separate pavilions. Included are a ceramics museum, a glass museum, the Kadman Numismatic Pavilion with an excellent collection of ancient coins from the area, the Nechustan pavilion of mining and metallurgy, a museum of ethnography with Jewish costumes and artefacts, and a demonstration of traditional workshops. The Tel Qasile Excavations of a Philistine settlement are also on the grounds. Open: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sun.-Thurs., Tues. 4-7 p.m. also, closed Fri., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Near the museum is the Planetarium. with hourly performances Sun.-Fri. from 10 a.m. Entrance fee.
(Bus Nos. 24, 25, 27, 74)
Etzel Museum: Herbert Samuel Promenade, History of the Etzel underground pre-state movement. Open Sun.-Thurs. 8.30 a.m.-3 p.m., Fri. 8.30 a.m.-noon. Entrance fee.
(Bus No. 46)
Flea Market (Shuq HaPishpeshim): Jaffa, near Hagana Square. A melange of copper, fabric, leather, antiques and plain junk on sale. Bargaining is part of the game. There are a lot of restaurants in the area.
(Bus Nos. 10, 46. Walk No. 3)
Agur Hang-Gliding Club: Sea Palace Beach.
Harry Oppenheimer Diamond Museum: 1 Jabotinsky St., in the Israel Diamond Exchange, Ramat Gan. A small but interesting museum showing the history and technique of diamond production, with a film. Revolving exhibitions, on subjects such as jewellery and stamps with a diamond theme, are also held here. Guided tours available. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tues. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 50, 51, 54, 60, 61, 81, 86)
Helena Rubinstein Pavilion of Contemporary Art: 6 Tarsat Blvd. An extension of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Pavilion shows temporary exhibitions of Israeli and International art, and houses the Helena Rubinstein Collection of Miniature Rooms.
(Bus Nos. 5, 6)
Ice Skating Rink: Next to Sports Center. Open 10 a.m.-midnight.
(Bus Nos. 1, 86, 90, 92, 98)
Ilana Goor Museum: 4 Mazal Dagim St., Old Jaffa. Restored Citadel of ancient port. Open Sun., Mon., Wed. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Tues., Thurs. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 10, 46)
Israel Theatre Museum: 3 Melchet St. Theatrical props and items from the history of Jewish theatre, both in Israel and the diaspora. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
(Bus No. 5)
Jabotinsky Institute: Metzudat Zeev, 38 King George St. Museum, archives and library dedicated to the Zionist leader Zeev Jabotinsky and the National Movement. Open: Sun.Thurs., 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Fri., 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Entrance fee.
(Bus Nos. 5, 24, 25, 47, 48, 61, 62)
Municipal Museum: 6 Struma St. Ramat Yosef. Various art exhibitions by Israeli and foreign artists. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 4-7 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 85, 86, 18, 8, 42)
Museum of Antiquities of Tel Aviv-Jaffa: 10 Mifratz Shlomo St., Jaffa. Archaeological finds and records illustrating the history of Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Tues. also 4-7 p.m, Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 41, 46, 90, 10)
Museum of the History of Tel Aviv-Jaffa: 27 Bialik St. Located on one of the most charming streets in old Tel Aviv, this museum features documents and artefacts relating to the city's founding and history. An audio-visual presentation titled ``24 Hours in the Life of a City'' can also be seen. Temporarily closed for renovations.
(Bus. Nos. 1, 4, 33. Walk No. 1)
The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora (Beth Hatefutsoth): Tel Aviv University Campus. Generally acknowledged to be one of the world's great museums. This should not be missed. A presentation - by means of dioramas, models, murals and slide- and film-shows - of the main aspects of Jewish life, and the story of the survival of Jews in the lands of the dispersion during the 2,500 years from the destruction of the First Temple to the establishment of the State of Israel. The permanent exhibits are arranged thematically rather than chronologically or geographically and are divided into ``Gates'' or sections: Family, Community, Faith, Culture, Among the Nations, and Return. In the Chronosphere, about 50 people can watch a 25 minute, multiprojector audio-visual display on the history of the migrations of the Jewish people. There is also an auditorium and special study areas. A computer has been programmed with information on thousands of family names - visitors can address the computer in English or in Hebrew and request information which is presented in the form of a print-out. The dairy cafeteria serves light meals. Guided tours in several languages, but must be arranged in advance. Open: Sun., Mon., Tues., Thurs. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wed. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat. closed. Entrance fee.
(Bus Nos. 13, 24, 25, 27, 45, 49, 74, 79, 86, 274, 572, 604)
Namir (Atarim) Square: A complex of restaurants and shops located at the corner of Hayarkon St and Ben-Gurion Blvd.
(Bus No. 4)
Old Jaffa: picturesque old city. Its most historic portions have been restored as an artistic and cultural centre. The Arab architecture, ancient excavated sites, churches, mosques, museums, cobbled lanes, studios and galleries, clubs and restaurants make it a leading tourist centre. Liveliest by night.
(Bus Nos. 10, 46. Walk No. 3)
Rubin House: 14 Bialik St.. This charming house, now a gallery, museum and library, was home to one of Israel's best known painters, Reuven Rubin. He painted scenes of early life in Israel and particularly Tel Aviv, many of which can be seen here. His studio has been preserved exactly as he left it. A short film show on his life can also be seen. Open: Sun., Mon., Wed., Thurs. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Tues. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-8 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 1, 4, 33. Walk No. 1)
Ryback Museum: Hadadi St. Ramat Yosef. Permanent exhibition by the late artist Issachar Ryback. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 4-7 p.m. Fri. 8-11 a.m.
(Bus Nos. 85, 86, 18, 42)
Safari Park: Ramat Gan, near Kfar Hamaccabiah. Cruise around in your car or, in summer, a bus and look at the wild animals in a nature reserve-like atmosphere. Then visit the modern zoo, the marsh aviary and the reptile safari. Open daily from 9 a.m. closing time changes seasonally. Near the Safari is the Human and Animal Museum, which shows exhibits relating to the evolution of man, animals and flora. Entrance fee.
(Bus Nos. 30, 35)
Shalom Aleichem House: 6 Berkowitz St. Small museum dedicated to the Yiddish writer's works, letters and belongings. Open: Sun., Tues. and Thurs. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Entrance free.
(Bus Nos. 9, 18, 22, 28, 32, 70)
Shalom Asch Museum: 50 Arlozoroff St. Permanent exhibition of the works of the famous Yiddish writer and his private art collection. Open daily for groups by appointment.
(Bus Nos. 25, 83, 85, 86, 87, 88)
Tel Aviv University: Ramat Aviv. An attractive, quiet green campus for Israel's largest university. for information on guided tours. Botanical garden
(Bus Nos. 13, 24, 25, 27, 79)
Tel Aviv Museum of Art: 27 King Saul Blvd. Israel's largest fine arts museum features an impressive collection of international and Israeli art. Lectures, concerts and films are also held in the museum. The Helena Rubinstein Art Library is housed here. Open: Sun., Mon., Weds., Thurs. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m., Tues. 10 a.m. - 10 p.m., Fri., Sat. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Entrance fee.
(Bus Nos. 9, 18, 28, 70, 82, 91)
Wax Museum: In the Shalom Tower, Tel Aviv's tallest building. 9 Ahad Ha'am St. More than 100 of Israel's famous personalities immortalized in wax. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-6.30 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-1.30 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 1, 4, 12, 25, 61)
Yacht Club: Sea Palace Beach. P.O.B. 121.
Yarkon Park and Yehosua Gardens: Tel Aviv's largest park with 1,250 acres along the banks of the Yarkon River. Among its attractions are a tropical garden, a garden of rocks and cacti, a small lake with boats for hire and a children's railway. Occasionally free outdoor concerts are held here.
(Bus Nos. 21, 28, 48)
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Haifa has a symphony orchestra which performs regularly, and a theatrical company said to be the best in Israel. There is also a cinematheque showing the best in serious film.
Beit Hagefen - Arab Jewish Cultural Center: 2 Hagefen St. Gallery open: Sun-Thurs 8 a.m.-1 p.m. 4-8 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tel. (04)8525251/2. Admission free.
(Bus Nos. 10, 12, 22, 41, 42)
Beaches: Haifa has a string of municipal beaches, including Bat Galim, which has facilities for observant Jews.
(Bus Nos. 41, 42, 43, 44, 45)
Carmel National Park: Encompassing 22,000 acres, this area on the crown of Mt. Carmel is one on the beauty spots of Israel. Twenty-five recreation areas provide facilities for picnics and fun. Although parts were destroyed by fire in 1989, the area is being replanted. It is easiest to travel to the park by car, but you can take a bus to Haifa University and then walk, or take buses 91 and 92.
Carmelite Monastery: See Stella Maris Church and Monastery.
Dagon Silo Archaeological Grain Museum: Plumer Sq. by the port. The history of grain-handling and storage in ancient Israel, with working models. Guided tours every day except Sat. at 10.30 a.m. or by appointment. Open to public only at time of tour. Free. Tel. (04)8664221.
(Bus Nos. 10, 12, 122, Walk No. 1)
Elijah's Cave: 230 Derekh Allenby, below Stella Maris lighthouse and Carmelite Monastery. Believed to be the resting place of the prophet before his encounter with the false prophets of Ba'al. Revered by Jews, Christians and Moslems. Christian tradition holds that the Holy Family sheltered here on return from Egypt. Jews of Oriental background gather here first Sunday after Tisha B'Av, recite Isaiah 40 and invoke the prophet's intercession to better their fate, cure their illnesses and bless their offspring. Open July and August Sun.-Thurs 8 a.m.-6 p.m. The rest of the year: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
(Bus Nos. 43, 44, 45, 49)
The Funicular: Take the funicular from Stella Maris to the Bat Galim Promenade and back again for a spectacular view of the Carmel and the sea. Address: Stella Maris or Bat Galim Funicular Stations, Haifa. Open: during the summer months, Sun-Thurs and Sat 9 a.m. - 11 p.m. Fri 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Closed on Friday in winter. Tel. (04)8335970.
(Buses to Bat Galim Station: 3a, 41, 42, to the Stella Maris Station: 25, 26, 27, 30, 31)
Gan Ha'em (Mother's Park): Central Carmel. Beautiful park and promenade with small zoo and Museum of Prehistory.
(Bus Nos. 21, 22, 23)
German Colony: A number of period styled houses still survive from the time German Templers settled in Haifa. Dating from 1868, many of the houses are located on Ben-Gurion Avenue and in the immediate vicinity. The lovely houses and courtyards tell us of the Templers' lifestyle. Many restaurants exist in the area.
Haifa Museum of Ancient Art, Modern Art, Music and Ethnology: 26 Shabbetai Levi St. Museum of Ancient Art: archaeological collections of Mediterranean cultures from the beginning of history until the Islamic conquest in the 7th century CE. Outstanding collections of Graeco-Roman culture, Coptic art, painted portraits from Faiyum, rare collections from Israel - coins of Caesarea and Akko, terracottas of all periods. Antiquities of Haifa - finds from the Shiqmona excavations, and from the sea-bed. Museum of Modern Art: collection of paintings and sculptures of Israeli artists. Print cabinet: works of Israeli and foreign artists. A library and collection of slides and reproductions are open to the public. Lectures and projection of art films or slides are given in the evenings. Museum of Music and Ethnology: musical instruments (folk and classical). Coins and medals on musical subjects. Artefacts of Jewish ceremonial and folk art and ethnographic collections from all continents. Open: Sun., Mon., Wed. and Thurs. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Fri. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Entrance fee. Tel. (04)8523255.
(Bus Nos. 10, 12, 22, 41, Carmelit)
Haifa University: Derekh Abba Khoushy, Mt. Carmel. Self-governing after nine years of tutelage by Hebrew University of Jerusalem. It is a liberal arts and social science oriented institution, with 12,000 students. It also has an Overseas Students' Programme. At the Visitors' Centre, films are screened and explanatory talks are given. Visitors should ask to see the Reuben and Edith Hecht Museum and the two art galleries, one of which contains a unique collection of works by Jewish artists who perished in the Holocaust. Free guided tours Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-12 noon or by arrangement including the Hecht Museum. The museums only are open on Sat 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tel. (04)8240097/9. (See Route No. 13.)
(Bus Nos. 24, 36, 37, 37a, 38)
Illegal Immigration and Israel Naval Museum: 204 Derekh Allenby. opposite Elijah's Cave. Illegal immigrant ship, ``Af-al-pi-khen,'' which ran British blockade, exhibited in grounds. Maps, mementos, dioramas, photographs and other exhibits of ``illegals'' period and modern navy. Also surrender flag of Egyptian frigate captured while shelling Haifa Bay in 1956. Open: Sun. - Thurs. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat. closed. Entrance fee. Tel. (04)8536249.
(Bus Nos. 3, 5, 44, 45)
Israel Oil Industry Museum: Located in the Shemen oil factory in Kishon port area. Housed in the restored old ``Atid'' factory building, this museum shows ancient as well as more recent items connected with the edible oil industry and the olive culture in Israel. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 8.30 a.m. - 3.30 p.m. Tel. (04)8654237.
(Bus No. 2)
Japanese Art Museum (Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art): 89 Hanassi Blvd. Central Carmel. Founded in 1959 through donation of private collection of Swiss citizen, this museum contains more than 6,000 items including drawings, prints, painted fabric screens, illuminated books, lacquerwork, statues and metalwork. Also Japanese rock garden. Open: Sun., Mon., Wed., Thurs., 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tel. (04)8383554.
(Bus Nos. 22, 23, 31, Walk No. 3)
Kababir: A village at the end of Kadima St. on Mt. Carmel populated by Moslems of the Ahmadiya sect, founded in India in 1889.
(Bus Nos. 9, 34)
Man?-Katz Museum: 89 Yefe Nof St. (next to the Louis Promenade). Collection: Man?-Katz's works (paintings and sculptures) and his private collections Judaica antique furniture oriental carpets and guest exhibitions. Open: Sun., Weds.-Thurs. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tues. 2 p.m. - 6 p.m., Fri., Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. winter - Sun.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Fri. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Entrance free. Tel. (04)383482.
(Bus Nos. 21, 22. Walk No. 3)
National Maritime Museum: 198 Derekh Allenby. Display of 5,000 years of maritime history, including Egyptian, Phoenician, Jewish, Greek, Roman, medieval and modern seafaring. Special sections deal with marine mythology ancient anchors coins fish and dolphins in art scientific instruments amphoras the Mediterranean, its islands and ports cartography, marine philately naval battles marine ethnology. Specialized library. (6,000 volumes.) Open: Sun., Mon., Wed., Thurs. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tues. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m., Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Entrance fee (includes entrance to six Haifa museums). Tel. (04) 8536622.
(Bus Nos. 3, 5, 43, 44)
National Museum of Science, Planning and Technology: Balfour St., in the old Technion campus. Focus is on the secrets of science and technology and the advances of Israeli science-based industry. Open: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tel. (04)8628111.
(Bus Nos. 12, 21, 28, 37)
Panorama Observation Points: Along Yefe Nof (Panorama) St., where it is possible to see the city and its bay, Akko, Rosh Haniqra and sometimes Mt. Hermon. Also Gan Ha'em (see above) and Bat Galim along the water front. Wilhelm's Obelisk, where Kaiser Wilhelm observed a majestic view of Haifa in 1898, is along the Yefe Nof Panorama.
Prehistory Museum (Stekelis Museum of Prehistory): 124 Hatishbi St. on Central Carmel, entrance through Gan Ha'em. Palaeolithic artefacts and finds from the Carmel Caves. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.- 1 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tel. (04)8371833.
(Bus Nos. 21, 22, 23, 28, 37)
Railway Museum: in the old East Railway Station, Derekh Ha'atzmaut. Documents and artefacts connected with the railways since their inception in 1882, as well as two diesel locomotives from the '50s, three cabooses and five passenger and cargo cars. Open: Sun., Tues., Thurs. 9 a.m.-12 noon. Entrance fee. Tel. (04)8564293.
(Bus Nos. 41, 42)
The Rememberance Garden: Hassan Shukri St. A garden for the remembrance of Haifa's citizens who fell in the line of duty in the Israel Defence Forces. Ii is located opposite the Haifa City Hall.
(Bus Nos. 15, 16, 19, 21 37, or the Carmelit)
Reuben and Edith Hecht Museum: Main building, Haifa University, Mt. Carmel. Archaeological exhibits on the theme of ``The People of Israel in the Land of Israel.'' Art wing with exhibition on ``Impressionism and the Jew ish School of Paris.'' Open Sun., Mon., Wed., Thurs. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Tues. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m., Fri. 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tel. (04)8240577. Entrance free.
(Bus Nos. 24, 36, 37, 37a, 93)
Sculpture Garden (Gan Hapesalim): Opposite 135 Hazionut St. A public garden overlooking Haifa Bay, which features 22 bronze statues by Ursula Malbin.
(Bus Nos. 22, 23, 25, 26)
Shiqmona: An archaeological site (tel) south of Haifa on the coast below Carmel Cape. Buildings from King Solomon's time down to the 2nd-century BCE Seleucid period have been uncovered, as well as a mosaic now on display in the Museum of Ancient Art. The tel is named after the shikma (sycamore) tree that once grew in this area.
(Bus No. 42)
The Stella Maris Church and Monastery: Stella Maris Rd. An impressive church of the Carmelite Order, it serves as a pilgrimage centre. The church also houses a collection of antiquities. Elijah the Prophet's cave is located nearby. The monastery served as a hospital for Napolean's soldiers and a monument to French soldiers was erected in front of the church. Open all week: 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Tel. (04)8337758. Entrance free.
(Bus Nos. 25, 26, 27, 30, 31)
Technion - Israel Institute of Technology: Neve Sha'anan, Mt. Carmel. Israel's world-renowned science and technology centre comprises some 1,000 faculty, state-of-the art research facilities, and an active student body of 11,330. The Technion offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in engineering, life and exact sciences, architecture and town planning, and medicine. The campus consists of more than 300 buildings spread over 300 acres. Among them are newly rebuilt Wolfson Microelectronics Research and Teaching Centre, Tent of Aaron synagogue with Galilee marble and inverted pyramid roof, and the modern Segoe Building for Urban and Regional Planning, the nation's only school for urban and regional planning. View of Mt. Hermon on a clear day. Information and soon-to-be-completed multimedia interactive display at Coler-California Visitor's Reception Centre. Open: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m. - noon.Tel. (04)8293863, 8292578.
(Bus Nos. 17, 19)
The Zoo and The Botanical Gardens: Gan Ha'em in the Carmel Centre. The Zoo has a variety of animal species and some secluded spots. Also visit the Botanical Gardens and the Nature Museum, where you can view stuffed animals and a rare variety of live snakes. Open July-August: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. the rest of the year: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m.-1 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Entrance fee. Tel. (04)8372886, 8372390.
(Bus Nos. 21, 22, 23, 28, 37 or the Carmelit)
Bat Galim Promenade: Along the waterfront. Equipped with areas for fishing and relaxing under palm trees.
(Bus Nos. 3a, 40, 41, 42).
Beaches : Miles of golden beaches, sandy and inviting. Excellent facilities.
(Bus Nos. 41, 42, 43, 44, 44a, 45, in the Summer also Bus Nos. 11a, 24a, 26a, 30a, 33a)
Nordau Pedestrian Mall: In the heart of Hadar Ha-Carmel, restaurants and outdoor cafes.
(Bus Nos. 19, 21, 24, 28, 37)
Louis Promenade : All along Rehov Yefe Nof (Panorama St). Spectacular views of the city, the bay, Akko, Rosh Ha-Niqra and Galilee mountains. A tourist ``must,'' day and night.
(Bus Nos. 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 37, Carmelit).
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Hamat: near Hamei Tiberias Hot Springs. Ruins of ancient synagogues and early settlements. Beautiful mosaic floor of Zodiac signs. Open: Sun. - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Fri. 8 am. - 2 p.m. Entrance fee. Bus Nos. 2, 5. (See Route No. 17.)
Hamei Tiberias (Hot Springs): therapeutic waters treatments in modern installation. Remnants of ancient baths. (See also ``Health Resorts'' and Route No. 17.)
The ancient boat: Less than 10 minutes by car from Tiberias, a boat of the type mentioned in the New Testament is displayed. The boat, discovered in the Sea of Galilee in 1985, is about 2,000 years old. It is being carefully restored, a process that archaeologists believe will take seven years. The display, located near the home of the late Yigal Allon in Ginossar, is open to the public Sun- Thurs.: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m.-1 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The admission fee includes a 15-minute film on how the boat was discovered.
Tomb of Maimonides (Rambam): Rehov Hatanaim, left of Rehov Alhadeff as you walk away from the lake. Twelfth-century Spanish-Jewish philosopher and talmudic scholar. Visited Tiberias shortly before his death in 1206. Cemetery open Sun. - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Fri. 6 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Tomb of Rabbi Akiva: on hill in a western quarter of the town. Conspicuous shrine of 2nd-century CE sage who supported Bar Kochba's rebellion. Skinned alive by Romans. Bus No. 4.
Tomb of Rabbi Meir Ba'al Haness: near Hamei Tiberias Hot Springs. White cupolas on building. Second-century ``miracle-maker.'' Bus Nos. 2, 5. (See Route No. 17.)
Tombs of the Sages: same cemetery that includes tomb of Maimonides also has tombs of Rabbi Yohanan Ben Zakkai, founder of 1st-century CE rabbinical academy at Yavne, Rabbis Ami and Assi, of 3rd century, and 17th-century Kabbalist, Rabbi Isaiah Horowitz.
War of Independence Memorial: prominent feature in front of Rassco Shopping Centre in the centre of town.
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Basilica of the Annunciation: Rehov Casa Nova. Largest church in Middle East. Built over grotto where Archangel Gabriel appeared to Mary to announce the birth of Jesus (Luke 1:26-35).
The Basilica, planned by Professor Giovanni Muzio of Milan, and built in 1960-69, is over the lower church or crypt and the remains of pre-Byzantine, Byzantine and Crusader churches. Glorifies Mary and the mystery of the incarnation. The block of the two churches forms a parallelepipedon (with six faces).
The 6-m.-high presbytery is built over the main apse of the Crusaders' Church. Within it are thirty-five choir stalls made of plain mahogany. Many of the wall paintings, mosaics, stained-glass windows and sculptures are gifts from countries around the world. In the courtyard behind the Upper Church there is a museum of the finds from excavations around the churches. Open 9 - 11.45 a.m., 2 - 5.30 p.m. Entry forbidden to persons wearing shorts. Taking photographs inside is forbidden.
Basilica of Jesus the Youth: Rehov Salesian. Built in 1906 by Frenchwoman, Madame Foache. Together with technical high school, it is supervised by Salesian Order of St. John Bosco.
Convent of Mary's Fear: on Mt. of Dread, in south of city, above Paul VI Road. Franciscan convent over site where Mary saw Jesus escape his pursuers by leaping from a precipice.
Church of the Annunciation (Greek Orthodox): northern end of Rehov Masqobia. Also known as St. Gabriel's Church. Today it serves as a hotel with a beautiful view of the city. Built almost 300 years ago over well where Mary is said to have drawn water. Greek Orthodox believe Gabriel appeared to Mary near this site. Interior richly furnished with icons and wood-carved pulpits. Descend some steps to see source of spring feeding the well.
Frank Sinatra Club and Social Centre: Rehov Namsawi, east of Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation. Named after the entertainer who financed it. Social club for all faiths, library and lecture halls.
The Old Market: A bustling, colourful bazaar, near the Annunciation complex, with fresh fruits and vegetables, Middle Eastern delicacies, inexpensive clothing and souvenirs.
Mensa Christi: on side-street near the market. Franciscan chapel around large block of soft limestone, traditionally accepted as a table used by Jesus and his disciples after the Resurrection. Church built in 1861.
Old Mosque: near market place. Also known as the White Mosque. More modern As-Salam mosque on Mosque Road, completed in 1965, has platform resembling Taj Mahal in India. Special wing for women.
Old Synagogue: in market place. Some maintain that Jesus prayed here. Known today as ``Greek Catholic Church of the Old Synagogue.'' Last used in 1887. Has some Crusader walls. Open: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9 a.m. - 12.30 p.m., 2.30-6 p.m. Wed. & Sat. 9 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. Closed Sundays. If locked ask market traders nearby for caretaker.
St. Joseph's Church: next to the Basilica of the Annunciation. Built over 13th century Crusader site, covering grotto of Joseph's home and workshop. Also known as the Church of the Nutrition and Joseph's Workshop. Open: 9-11.45 a.m., 2-5.30 p.m.
The roads (Nos. 754 and 77) from Nazareth to Tiberias are once more filled with the spell of the Galilee landscape. A few kilometres from Nazareth is Zippori, comprising extensive ruins from the Roman and Byzantine periods. This was an important Talmudic centre. See the mosaic which has been compared to the Mona Lisa. Seven kilometres from Nazareth, Road No. 754 winds round the predominantly Christian-Arab village of Cana. Park your car at the roadside and ask any one of the helpful villagers how to get to the nearby Franciscan Church of the First Miracle of Christ.
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Abraham's Well: corner of Derekh Hebron and Rehov Keren Kayemet. Legend attributes this stone-enclosed well to that dug by the Patriarch Abraham.
Bedouin Market: held on Thursdays from 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Visitors can take their pick from a large selection of Bedouin handicrafts such as beaten copperware, jewellery, embroidered camel bags and hand-woven rugs. The market takes place on Rehov Hebron, opposite the wholesalers' market.
Bedouin Village: Tel Sheva, 5 km. northeast of city adjacent to Tel Sheva. Government housing for Bedouin who have left nomadic way of life. Residents wear contemporary clothing. Many engaged in earthworks and building trades. But adjacent to modern housing are tents and goat herds of nomadic Bedouin.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev: Rehov Ben- Gurion. New campus with ultra-modern buildings. Tours may be arranged by contacting the University's Public Relations Department, in advance. These tours are perhaps the most impressive of their kind.
British Military Cemetery (1914-18): Rehov Ha'atzmaut, next to the Youth Hostel.
Ethiopia Spiritual and Cultural Centre: Opened in 1994, the building houses aspects of the Ethiopian Jewish community. The structure itself is also unique, being patterned in the traditional Ethiopian style.
Ethiopian Artisans' Workshop/Taubel Centre: Rehov Arlosoroff. A unique absorption project for mature women artisans who produce authentic traditional Ethiopian crafts. One can see the artisans at work and purchase their products. Open: Sun., Mon., Wed., Thurs., 8.30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Industrial Area: northeast of city, off Hebron Road. Includes plants for bromine compounds, chemical works, Israel Aircraft Industries.
Institutes for Applied Research (affiliated to Ben-Gurion University): 1 Derekh HaShalom, close to the Municipality. Research is conducted here into irrigation with brackish water introduction and development of salt- and drought-resistant crops algal biotechnology for production of valuable biochemicals membrane and ion-exchange technologies utilization of raw materials found in the Negev and the Dead Sea industrial catalysis and biocatalysis microencapsulation of biologically active materials utilization of non-conventional energy sources. Prior appointments needed for visits in mornings only.
The Joe Alon Museum of Bedouin Culture may be reached from the Beer Sheva-Kiryat Gat road, 3 km. south of the Beit Kana junction. It is a unique combination of museum, research centre, and field school dedicated to the promotion of regional studies. The centre was established in the Lahav Forest adjacent to Kibbutz Lahav to commmemorate Joe Alon. Alon was one of the founder's of the Israel Air Force, along with Ezer Weizman and Motti Hod. He was born in Ein Harod in 1929 two years later, his parents were forced to return to Czechislovakia in 1939 they were forced to send him to England to escape the Nazis. He became one of Israel's first jet pilots in 1953. On 1 July 1973, Joe Alon was murdered in Washington, where he was serving as air attache at the Israel Embassy.
Memorial to the Negev Palmach Brigade: situated to the northeast of the city, Hebron Road. A good road leads to the memorial which is open to the public throughout the year. Admission free. Israeli Military Cemetery: Joe Alon Blvd. At the Hatzerim junction, turn left for the Israel Air Force Museum. Open: Sun. - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri.8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Tel. (07)906855.
Municipal Theatre: Shazar Blvd. The only theatre in the Negev, it is considerded one of Israel's most important companies. Tel. (07)230820.
Music Conservatory: Derekh Hameshachrerim, near Municipality.
Negev Museum: Derekh Ha'atzmaut. Established in 1953 in a building known as ``the Governor's House,'' it has an Art Wing that was opened in 1960. Exhibits include contemporary art and excavated objects from many surrounding sites well worth a visit for insight into history of settlement of the region. Open: Sun. - Thurs. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Fri., Sat. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Entrance fee, except for Saturday. Tel. (07)282056/7.
Old City: A newly renovated square among original Turkish historic sites, it has fountains, an open-air theatre, and a mall. Soroka Hospital: Ben-Gurion Blvd., opposite University. Among the best in the country.
Tel Sheva: 5 km. northeast of Beer Sheva on Hebron Road. Biblical site excavated by Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Entrance fee.
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Coral Beach Nature Reserve: south of port. Coral deposits and multi-coloured fish in underwater nature reserve. Skin-diving equipment for hire. A glass-bottomed boat leaves daily for a 3 - 3/4 hr. cruise to Coral Island. A night cruise, viewing underwater sea-life with arc lamps, leaves Coral Beach every Fri. and Sat. night at 10 p.m. Buses run every 30 minutes seven days a week. Open: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Entrance fee.
Dolphin Reef: Here, about 2 km. south of Elat, you can meet dolphins and sea-lions in their ocean home. The site provides a private beach, snorkeling equipment, a dolphin and sea-lion observatory, and an educational centre which screens films on underwater life, and provides equipment for underwater photography, as well as guided ``diving with the dolphins''. Open daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Bus. No. 15 from the city centre.
En Netafim: West of Eilat, near the Egyptian border. Drops of water falling through narrow outlets in steep granite walls of ravine on edge of Sinai desert. Accessible by track through majestic scenery, one km. from the main road.
Har Tzefakhot: small mountain west of Coral Beach, near Underwater Observatory. Reached through a wadi by foot. Wonderful view of the bay, Mountains of Edom, Jordanian port of Aqaba and Elat and vicinity. Best seen in afternoon light.
Israel Palace Museum: Near Ceasar Hotel. Handmade dolls in dioramas portraying the history of the Jewish people. Open: summer - Sun-Thurs. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., 5.30 p.m. - 9.30 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. winter - Sun-Thurs. 9 a.m. - noon, 4 - 8 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Entrance fee.
Malkit: 457 Ha'Dekel. Specializes in the cutting and polishing of Elat stone, a unique combination of chrysocol, malachite, turquoise and azurit. The first workshop/factory in Elat to polish these stones and create jewellery with gold, silver and other metals. Free transport is arranged to the factory. Exhibition open daily. Hours: Sun. - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m., Fri., Sat. and Holidays 8 a.m. - 1 p.m., 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Minigolf - The Promised Land: A tour round Israel in miniature. Includes minigolf, cafeteria, bar, restaurant. Israeli folk-dancing daily at 9 p.m. Next to Shulamit Gardens Hotel. Open: 8.30 a.m. - midnight.
Municipal Library: Opposite Municipality. Established by United Jewish Appeal. Hebrew, French and English books and periodicals. Children's and adults' sections. Open: Sun., Mon., Tue., Thurs. 11 a.m.-6.45 p.m. Wed. closed. Fri. 9 a.m.-11.45 a.m.
Ostrich Farm: The farm has 30 ostriches and other animals. Ostrich riding demonstration daily at 6.00 p.m. Cafeteria, pub, souvenirs. In Nahal Shlomo. 5 km south of Elat. Open: Sun.-Wed. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Thurs. - Sat. 9 a.m. - midnight. Entrance fee till 8 p.m.
Solomon's Pillars: within the Timna Valley Preserve 25 km. north of Elat. Fifty-metre-high redstone pillars. At base are ruins of Egyptian temple dating to time of Hebrew Exodus (Routes 23 and 24).
Texas Ranch: Coral Beach, opposite pier for glass- bottomed boats, a 30-dunam (7.5 acre) Wild West town constructed as a movie set and now a tourist site with a saloon bar, a shop, a courthouse, etc. Horse-riding facilities, camel rides. Open: 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Entrance fee (Bus 15).
Underwater Observatory and Aquarium or ``Coral World'': Coral Beach. Located 7 km. from the town centre. The project comprises three one-storey buildings with distinctive, rounded roofs, on the beach, and an observatory which has been placed in position 100 metres out to sea, in a part of the coral reef known as the Japanese Gardens. A pier connects the observatory to the coast. Of the three buildings, two are the Maritime Museum and the Aquarium, and the third is a cafeteria. Three open seashore pools contain sea turtles and sharks and a circular tank, 20 metres in diameter, encloses a coral reef. Since the water in the gulf is generally crystal clear, it is possible to watch exotic tropical fish darting in and out of the corals or swimming by in shoals. The underwater observatory is one of seven in the world. It opens up an incredible world that was previously accessible only to divers, and everyone who visits Elat should make a point of going to the observatory and spending at least an hour taking in the brilliant rainbow-coloured fish and the other forms of sea life. A section of the Museum is devoted to fluorescent corals and luminescent fish. A submarine provides underwater tours along the coral reef. Open Sat. - Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri. 8.30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Entrance fee. Bus to town every 20 minutes. (No. 15).
Wadi Art Gallery: A permanent exhibition of paintings, sculpture, lithographs and ceramics by Israeli artists. Located in Elat's oldest house, the picturesque Beit Williams, Wadi Shlomo, near Texas Ranch, Coral Beach.
Wadi Taba: 8 km. south of Elat. Border post manned by Egyptian Camel Patrol before 1967 today it is the border again. Unique double-stemmed palms. There is an Egged bus every 30 minutes. Note: To cross the Egypt-Israel border, inquire at Egyptian Consulate or Taba border crossing. The border crossing to Jordan is also located here.
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Church of the Nativity: (see also our Special Cristianity in Holy Land)
Dominating Manger Square. One of the most revered sites in Christendom as it marks the place of Jesus' birth. First church built by Empress Helena in the 4th century. Destroyed by Samaritans and rebuilt in present form by Emperor Justinian in the 6th century. Restored by Crusaders, two of whose Kings, Baldwin I and II, were crowned within.
Entrance through very low ``door of humility,'' built thus to prevent Moslem horsemen intent on sacrilege from riding in. Notice many carved crosses on wood inside, made by pilgrims over many centuries. Roof constructed by Edward IV of English oak and tons of lead. Turks later melted some of this lead to make bullets in war against the Venetians.
Steps lead on either side of the altar down to the Grotto of the Nativity. Bronze doors in marble arches are work of Crusaders. Silver star on the Altar of the Nativity marks spot where Jesus was born, denoted by Latin inscription reading, ``Here Jesus Christ was born of the Virgin Mary.'' Seventeen lamps burn day and night above the altar. Original star placed here by Roman Catholic church in 1717 but removed by Greeks in 1847. Turks replaced it but incident was contributing factor to outbreak of Crimean War.
Catholics are forbidden to use the Altar of the Nativity, but may burn incense over the star. They use the Altar of the Manger, a few metres away, which is marked by a Latin inscription saying that the newborn Jesus was placed here (by the Virgin Mary). On Christmas Eve, the Latin Patriarch takes a wooden image of the infant Jesus from the adjacent Franciscan Church of St. Catherine and solemnly places it on the Altar of the Manger, where it remains until Epiphany.
Background notes: rights in the Basilica and Grotto are held jointly by the Greek Orthodox, Armenians and Latins (Catholics). Rivalries during the past centuries led to fisticuffs between the religious orders. The intricate status quo has been adhered to here (as in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem) since compromises were worked out by a British District Commissioner. Peace is maintained only through the three communities strictly observing tight schedules. For instance, the Greeks must finish censing the Altar of the Nativity by 4.30 a.m., when the Catholics hold their first mass. The Armenian mass begins at 8 a.m., after which the Grotto is open for private prayer and to the general public.
David's Wells: King David Street, off Manger Street. Three large cisterns from which King David longed to drink while Philistines were garrisoned in Bethlehem (2 Samuel 23:13-17). Byzantines built church and convent here 4th-6th centuries. Monks serving in church buried in catacombs and names of several still seen on some of the 80 tombs.
Field of Ruth: east of Milk Grotto, with Judaean desert unfolding towards Dead Sea. Where Ruth, the Moabite, gleaned barley from the field of her husband-to-be, Boaz (Ruth 2).
Milk Grotto: Milk Grotto Street, short walk southeast of Church of Nativity. Franciscan church over cave where tradition says Virgin Mary spilt milk while nursing Jesus. The drops turned black stones milk white. Packets of this powdery white stone sold to pilgrims, allegedly with power to increase flow of mother's milk.
Rachel's Tomb: at northern entrance to Bethlehem, on Jerusalem Road. Traditional burial place of matriarch Rachel, wife of Jacob (Genesis 35:19-20). Ancient domes and pillars enclosed in 18th century and renovated by Sir Moses Montefiore in 1841 (see inscription on marble tablet within). Visited by devout on new moons, during month of Elul and on 14th Heshvan, traditional anniversary of her death. Headcovers available at entrance. Open: Sun-Thurs. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Closed Sat. Admission free.
Shepherds' Field: idyllic terraced fields with olive trees on left of eastern entrance to city. Where angel appeared to shepherds to announce birth of Jesus (Luke 2:8-20). There are two churches here, one Roman Catholic and the other Greek Orthodox.
Suq: few minutes' walk west of Manger Square. Better bargains and greater variety of wares than in Manger Square although quality sometimes not as good. Fine opportunity to see colourful dress of Arabs from Bethlehem and neighbouring villages selling fruits and vegetables in an open-air market. Sites near Bethlehem
Herodion: palatial fortress 9 km. southeast of Bethlehem along well-signposted road (No. 356). Herod artificially raised height by piling debris on summit of hill. Built palaces inside in 1st century BCE. Josephus described it as resembling woman's breast. Had 200 white marble steps leading up to circular wall and towers. Commanding view of Jerusalem suburbs, Dead Sea, Bethlehem and Judaean Desert. Herod buried here with great pomp. Seized by Romans after destruction of Second Temple and used by Bar Kochba as district headquarters.
Remains include stone benches from synagogue and mikve (ritual bath). Also ruins of 5th-6th century Byzantine chapel. Fairly recent finds, near base, of Herodian town with palace, hippodrome and pleasure garden.
Open 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. (5 p.m. in summer). Entrance fee.
Mar Saba Monastery: 14 km. east of Bethlehem (partly along Roads Nos. 3717 and 398). Most spectacular of all Holy Land monasteries, clinging to walls of canyons of Kidron Valley. Reclusive monks, some of whom have been in caves for years without communicating even with each other. Monastery destroyed and pillaged many times since Byzantine era. Present structure built by Russian government in mid-19th century. Women forbidden to enter. Road from Ubeidiya leads to monastery.
Return to Bethlehem and follow Road No. 60 to Hebron past hills solid with grey slabs of rock, around several neat villages where vines and olives are plentiful and then, one kilometre after the village/refugee camp of Dahaishe and stone quarries, swing left for Solomon's Pools.
These three gigantic, rectangular-shaped cisterns, surrounded by tall trees, were attributed to King Solomon, but are known today to date from Herod's time, when they formed part of a magnificent water system for Jerusalem. Even today they hold hundreds of thousands of gallons of opaque-green water.
Opposite are the ruins of a Crusader fortress, which guarded this important water source. Remnants of water conduits may also still be seen.
Continue on this side-road for one kilometre, along a road that has been shaved on the side of a steep hill leading down to the valley. The road leads into the small Christian-Arab village of Artas. Down below in the valley is the Monastery of Hortus Conclusus, stretched across the base of a mountain and set at the edge of huge gardens. Hortus Conclusus is Latin for locked garden and is inspired by a passage from the Song of Songs, attributed to Solomon: ``A garden locked is my sister, my bride, a garden locked, a fountain sealed'' (Song of Songs 4:12).
Return to the highway and almost immediately notice the plaque on the right hand side. It is a memorial to 10 Jews mown down by Arabs at this spot in December 1947, only 11 days after the United Nations had voted to partition Palestine into Arab and Jewish states.
Continue over the Judaean hills for another 12 km. before reaching the religious settlements grouped together under the banner of Gush Etzion (Etzion Bloc). Turn right into Road No. 367.
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Beit el-Khalil (House of the Friend): signposted at northern entrance to Hebron. The Hebrew name is Alonei Mamre (Oaks of Mamre). This is where Abraham built an altar (Genesis 13:18). An ancient well, more than 5 m. in diameter, is referred to as Abraham's Well. Perhaps also where David reigned, as archaeological excavations show signs of towers and walls from Davidic kingdom and early monarchy. Two-metre-thick stone wall enclosing area 60 m.
wide and 83 m. long constructed by Herod, possibly as place of worship or walled compound serving later as market place or caravanserai. Hadrian chose site to sell remnants of Bar Kochba's army into slavery. Ground reconsecrated by Constantine with Basilica of the Terebinth of Mamre, foundations of which are still visible. Desolate since Arab conquest in 7th century.
Cave of Machpelah: burial cave of Adam and Eve, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and their wives, Sarah, Rebecca and Leah. Cave purchased by Abraham, according to Genesis 23, for 400 silver shekels. Base of Herodian wall below additions by Crusaders. Entrance to cave sealed and denoted by brass plate below small dome in same room containing cenotaph to Isaac and Rebecca. Formerly synagogue and Byzantine chapel. Church of St. Abraham under Crusaders. Mosque since 13th century. A synagogue was re-established there in 1967. Walls decorated with quotations from Koran. Cenotaph to Joseph in separate room across courtyard.
Kiryat Arba: Jewish settlement on northern perimeter of city. Founded by religious Jews who spent Passover 1968 living in the Park Hotel in Hebron and later moved to the Military Government compound before being permitted to establish permanent housing.
Municipal Museum: Main Street. Pottery, glass and other objects depicting artifacts in daily use in Hebron and vicinity during successive centuries. Open: daily 7.30 a.m. - 2.30 p.m. Entrance fee.
Oak of Abraham: 2 km. south of turn-off to Well of Abraham. Ancient oak tree within grounds of Russian monastery. Held by some to be the tree under which Abraham was visited by three men and told of the impending birth of Isaac (Genesis 18). However, others claim that the original was at Beit el-Khalil and was torn away in pieces by early pilgrims seeking souvenirs.
Tomb of Abner: opposite entrance to the Cave of Machpelah. Gloomy cave lit by candles. Abner was slain in Hebron by David's jealous commander-in-chief-to-be, Joab (2 Samuel 3:27), and was mourned by King David as ``a prince and a great man.''