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Visit Israel
Israel is a historic and religious country with holy sites of pilgrimage and a quiet, reserved energy. There are also incredible natural wonders and beach resorts. Israel can be an amazing place to recharge your batteries and embark on a spiritual journey. Keep your friends and family updated on your Air Europa Israel flights with in-flight Wi-Fi. Chat online, stream music, reply to work emails or play games – whatever makes you happy! Check out our official website and join our Air Europa SUMA programme today.
What to See in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv (TLV) has embraced change and become a modern destination. When you visit, you may be surprised by the lively restaurants, bars and nightlife. Spend your time relaxing in the sun at Gordon Beach or Park Hayarkon or shop for bargains at the Jaffa flea market. Expand your mind at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art or the Palmach Museum with its interactive historic exhibits. End your day in the city centre with a drink and a meal or head out to a club and dance all night.
Attractions in Israel
Of course, there’s plenty to enjoy outside of Tel Aviv, so if you’re looking to extend your trip, you won’t be short of options!
- Dead Sea: Spend a day floating in the Dead Sea or use the mineral mud to give yourself a body treatment. This salt lake is the lowest place on earth, and offers an experience like no other.
- Masada: Take a cable car up to this ancient fortress and ruins. Explore the exhibits, such as King Herod’s Palace and a Roman bathhouse dating back to 30 BC.
- Mount Zion: This religious site is located just outside of the walled city of Old Jerusalem. You can also visit the old city while here and pray at the site of pilgrimage or just enjoy the picturesque city.
The Weather in Israel
Winter runs between November and March, and snow falls in some parts of Israel. Summer, which lasts between June and August, is a very popular time of year to visit. There is little chance of rain and temperatures heat up a few degrees. To avoid the crowds however, visit in the spring or winter.
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Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Tel Aviv, where golden Mediterranean beaches, a dynamic food scene, and lively nightlife await. A perfect destination for a short but unforgettable city break in Israel.
Travel through Jerusalem's extraordinary history by visiting iconic sites such as the Western Wall, the sacred Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the holy Temple Mount. Discover a city rich in meaning and tradition.
Discover Galilee's green forests, serene lakes, and beautiful rolling hills. Ideal for hikers, bird lovers, and anyone eager to explore the varied landscapes of Israel's countryside.
ForecastWeather trends
Israel has a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. January is usually the coldest month of the year and also gets the most rain. February and March remain fairly mild, with occasional rainfall. In April and May, as spring progresses, rain becomes much less frequent and temperatures gradually increase. Summer, from June to August, is very hot and dry, with little or no rain. In September and October, temperatures begin to cool and there May be occasional showers. By November and December, rainfall increases again, especially in the north and center of the country, marking the beginning of the rainy season.
Gastronomy Cuisine
Israeli cuisine is a lively blend of Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and North African food traditions, reflecting the rich cultural diversity of the region. It is well known for using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, along with plenty of herbs, olive oil, and seasonal produce. Contemporary food trends highlight plant-based meals, updated versions of traditional recipes, and creative fusion dishes that celebrate Israel's distinctive mix of flavors and influences.
Falafel
Crunchy deep-fried balls made from ground chickpeas or fava beans, usually served in pita with salads and tahini.
Shakshuka
A filling dish of poached eggs cooked in a spicy tomato and pepper sauce, seasoned with cumin and served with bread.
Sabich
A well-loved sandwich made with fried eggplant, hard-boiled eggs, Israeli salad, tahini, and amba (pickled mango) inside pita bread.