Tel Aviv, Old Jaffa and Caesarea Heritage Tour
Walk through the city's highlights and learn about the modern, historical, and theological aspects of Tel Aviv, Neve Zedek, and HaTachana with your Israeli tour guide. Discover the modernity, history, and theological significance of Tel Aviv, the second-largest city in Israel, situated on the Mediterranean coast. Known as "the city that never sleeps," it is packed with great restaurants, pubs, and entertainment around the clock.
Visit Neve Tzedek and HaTachana, Tel Aviv's old railway station.
Explore Old Jaffa on a casual walking tour. Jaffa is an ancient city believed to be one of the oldest in the world. It has been incorporated with Tel Aviv, creating the city of Tel Aviv-Yafo. Jaffa is mentioned in the Old and New Testaments. Jonah, King Solomon, and St. Peter's resurrection of the widow Tabitha from Acts 9:36-42 are all connected to Jaffa.
Make your way to Caesarea, the ancient Roman city that became the centre of Early Christianity in Israel. Early Christian mentions of Caesarea in the apostolic period follow the acts of Peter, who established the church there when he baptized Cornelius the Centurion (Acts 10, 11). The Apostle Paul often sojourned there (9:30; 18:22; 21:8) and was imprisoned at Caesarea.
The trip ends here.
