Best places: Religions in Israel

Ancient tomb & surrounding gardens believed by some to be site of resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Iconic gold-topped Islamic shrine built around 690AD with huge relevance to both Christians & Jews.

👍👍 Tucked away in the city of Tiberius on the shore of lake Tiberius (the Sea of Galelli, or the Kineret) one can find the possible 800 to 900 year old tomb of Maimonides, the great Jewish sage from Spain and Egypt, and father to many mindsets of later western philosophies. As an aethiest, I was stil...

Mountaintop Catholic church built on 4th century foundations, known for its views & mosaics.

👍👍 Amazing place to visit, with an incredible wiew. Tours starting from 9 am. Welcoming and open people from all over the world. Devoted to their belief they show their monastery with passion.

👍 14-story religious community center that has schools, synagogues (shuls), a dormitory/hostels, ritual baths (mikva) by the dozens, 70 Torah scrolls, dining halls, wedding halls, and a fancy Ultra-Orthodox synagogue that can fit 12,000 but that doesn't need a sound system.

👍👍 Where our dearest Lord Jesus once stayed and taught at the synagogue and performed diverse miracles including casting out demons. The place where the ruins of the house believe to be the house of Simon Peter where Dearest Jesus healed Simon's wife mother. Praise be to God...

👍👍 Try to go when there are no crowds. Call ahead and ask the monastery to open the church ahead of time. If you are polite they will treat you very well. Remember, there's no entrance fee because it's a church. Make sure you buy some candles and a small icon to support the site. God bless everyone. Bl...

Basilica dating to the 4th century that is marked by some Christians as the site of Jesus's tomb.

This church was built in 1969 on the spot where the Annunciation is believed to have taken place.

Remnant of the ancient wall of the Temple courtyard, a sacred site of Jewish prayer & pilgrimage.

👍👍 If you want a miracle Daven / pray for it here, Beautiful place, very spiritual

👍👍 The Muslim Cemetery in Balad Alshaikh vilage (Nesher now), historic palestinian site which contains the palestinian symbol Imam Ezz Aldeen AlQassam's grave.

Enduring monastery completed in the 19th-century, featuring scenic grounds & sweeping ocean vistas.

👍👍 Lovely little church! One of the best I have visited on my trip to Israel. Definitely worth a visit because you get to see not just the place where it is believed Jesus did his first miracle by turning water into wine at a Canaan wedding, but next to the main church door there is an entrance which t...

Ancient Greek Orthodox church with a subterranean chapel, underground spring & grand architecture.

Simple church at the site believed to be where Jesus multiplied loaves & fishes to feed the masses.

Russian Orthodox monastery compound in a small, quaint village with picturesque views.

Restored Romanesque church built by the Crusaders in 1138 & sought out by choirs for its acoustics.