Ramallah and Al-Bireh
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Tony had dinner of salmon marinated in pomegranate juice at a home in this town with Amichai Luria and Amiad Cohen.
· Ramallah and Al-Bireh
Rawabi, a vibrant and sleek planned city for Palestinians near Ramallah, dazzles with its bold pink-and-yellow facade, making it a must-visit.
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Monastery · Bethlehem
Nestled in a stunning canyon of the Judean Desert, Mar Saba Monastery is an ancient Greek Orthodox complex that captivates with its history and breathtaking views.
Hotel · Bethlehem
Nestled in an ancient brick building near the Church of the Nativity, this cozy boutique hotel features rustic rooms, a rooftop lounge, and exquisite French-Palestinian cuisine.
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Restaurant · Beit Jala
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.
Church · Jericho
Perched on a striking cliff, this stunning monastery—where Jesus is said to have fasted—offers breathtaking views, a café, and a little shop to explore.
Catholic church · Bethlehem
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.
· An-Nuway'imah
Step into history at this stunning 700s Islamic palace in Jericho, featuring breathtaking mosaics and captivating ruins that promise a memorable visit.
Religious destination · Hebron
A stunning, ancient sacred site in Hebron housing the tombs of biblical patriarchs, blending deep history with spiritual awe.
Distillery · Beit Jala
Nestled in Beit Jala just south of Jerusalem, Palestine's first craft distillery invites you to savor award-winning Arak made from local grapes.
Museum · Ramallah
Experience the rich tapestry of Palestinian heritage at Dar Zahran, where history, art, and warm hospitality converge in a beautifully restored family home.