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OP - In Jerusalem, the Western Wall and Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Via Dolorosa are a must see. While in the old city; I would go to eat at Lina in the Arab Quarter. I think it has the best hummus anywhere in the world. Will write more later
I have lots of suggestions - some mentioned here and some others which are a bit more off the beaten path.
North:
Jeep Tours in the Golan
Dinner at Docks in Tiberias
Virtual Reality tour in Caesaria
Baha'i Shrine/gardens in Haifa
Coca-Cola experience in B'nei Brak
Galleries and shopping in Tsfat
Tel Aviv:
Neve Zedek shopping area
Taglit/Birthright Innovation Center (inside the Israeli stock exchange)
Independence Hall
Tayelet/Beach
Jerusalem:
Old City Kotel Tunnel Tour
Hezekiah's Tunnel Tour (this is an underground water tunnel)
Shopping in Mamila Mall, Ben-Yehuda and Yoel Solomon streets
King David Hotel (if only for architecture and celebrity factor)
Mahane Yehuda (Shuk) - you MUST get rugelah at Marzipan while there
Obviously I have lots of opinions/ideas, feel free to PM me of you have questions. I also have some great tour guide suggestions.
Blind and deaf museum and also good..very good experience
There are a couple of sites to hit if you’ll be in Jerusalem
If you want nice beaches in Israel go to netanya. Walking tour of the old city is pretty cool. Golan Heights hike+winery tour. Eilat if you want to do water sports/summer activities.
Jerash in North Jordan, Bethany & Madaba on the way to Petra and/or Dead Sea
In Israel, Caesaria is lovely - lots of Roman ruins! Negev Desert is fun if you’re into hiking/camping - the Snake Trail at sunrise is a popular one
Wadi Rum
Second Wadi Rum
Ein gedi is amazing it’s by the Dead Sea