The some of the world's most significant history sacred sites and richest cultures in the world Israel is one of the most fascinating countries you could visit but when is the best time to go while any traveler to Israel is sure to encounter the significant religious sites stories and culture of Israel as well as the complex politics these far from defying the country Israel is also
A place of incredible natural beauty a spectacular coast the Dead Sea broad deserts it Dilek valleys and the historic cities are full of life vibrant bars and restaurants grand synagogues churches markets and high-rises all sit alongside each other and are a splendid mix of the old and the new some of the major attractions of Israel are fortunately all within easy reach of each other and the sights and stories of Jerusalem Nazareth and Tel Aviv can be
Experienced in distinct seasons throughout the year summer is the season for Sun and Beach lovers Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean coast is at its liveliest the beach bars packed with locals and visitors who enjoy the hot days and balmy nights Jerusalem is also very warm but its elevated location in the Judean mountains keeps the hot days less humid and the sights of the old city such as the Western Wall and the Dome of the rock can be discovered below clear blue
Skies Tel Aviv's satisfies sun worshippers and holiday makers with temperatures that average around 29 degrees with some periodic heat waves Jerusalem will also be around 29 degrees and Nazareth biblical stories and sites can be discovered in equally warm temperatures of around 30 degrees in autumn the weather cools off a little leaving visitors with beautiful warm but not hot days to discover some of the world's oldest cities and sites Yom
Kippur is the holiest day on the Jewish calendar and falls in September or October with a complete shutdown and the lack of cars on the roads means you'll have the streets to yourself it is still a wonderful time for a visit to the coast as a sunny season is long running until mid-october in autumn days in Jerusalem will be around 25 degrees in nazareth 27 degrees and coastal tel aviv will be a beautiful 27 degrees so you can sit back and relax
With a table full of meze long into the warm evenings winter does cool Israel down quite a bit and though mostly mild Jerusalem can sometimes experience some snowfall it is also the wettest season from the coast to inland but Christmas for many Christians is a magical time to experience the Holy Land and a very popular time to visit Jerusalem is around 13 degrees in winter Nazareth slightly warmer and Tel Aviv experience is a very moderate winter with an
Average of 17 degrees spring brings back the sunshine and the days are longer and drier there are many reasons to plan a visit to Israel at this time Easter is an incredible time to visit for Christians and the Jewish holiday of Passover is also celebrated around March and April spring world flowers carpet the hillsides and valleys between the cities and the incredible sights of Bethlehem Nablus and Tiberias all bask in warm spring sunshine likewise the
Baha'i Gardens and Haifa are in full bloom and at their dazzling best Jerusalem Tel Aviv and Nazareth all enjoy lovely days around 23 degrees during spring so there is no doubt that the religious cultural and natural wonders of Israel will be absolutely unforgettable when would you go
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