Hosh Al-Syrian Guesthouse

Nestled near Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity, this small but significant chapel marks the spot where Mary nursed Jesus, turning the grotto's walls white.

Sebastia, a charming Palestinian village near Nablus, boasts ancient ruins and a rich history that hint at its status as one of the West Bank's oldest settlements.

Experience the rich tapestry of Palestinian heritage at Dar Zahran, where history, art, and warm hospitality converge in a beautifully restored family home.

Nestled on a quiet street, La Vie Ramallah is an oasis featuring a diverse menu, cozy garden vibes, and a lively atmosphere perfect for gatherings.

A stunning, ancient sacred site in Hebron housing the tombs of biblical patriarchs, blending deep history with spiritual awe.

Rawabi, a vibrant and sleek planned city for Palestinians near Ramallah, dazzles with its bold pink-and-yellow facade, making it a must-visit.

A sacred Jordan River spot where Jesus was baptized, steeped in history and buzzing with pilgrims and stunning views of the Jordan border.

A bustling mini market in Bethlehem serving hot and cold drinks, including alcohol, while showcasing local artisans and the spirit of resilience.

Nestled in Beit Jala just south of Jerusalem, Palestine's first craft distillery invites you to savor award-winning Arak made from local grapes.

Nestled in rolling hills between Jerusalem and Bethlehem, Jala Jungle hosh jasmin offers a cozy outdoor dining experience with delicious organic Palestinian cuisine, surrounded by lush trees and friendly vibes.