Second Synagogue in Magdala Found
The synagogue in Magdala found in 2009 was one of the greatest archeological finds in modern Israeli architecture. The first century synagogue was one of the oldest ever discovered and [...]
Church of the Apostles
There are many sites and churches that are included in itineraries of tours, pilgrimages and programs that Immanuel Tours plans and implements for believers around the world that come to [...]
Nimrod’s Fortress: A Mighty Structure of History
When you are on your first few days of your tour and driving through the Golan Heights, you may notice something very interesting on a cliffside that looks like it [...]
Tel Aviv – Yafo – Jaffa
We’ve asked some of our friends to share their own special recollections and experiences while in Israel on tour with Immanuel Tours. This week’s special writer is Tony Derrick, A [...]
Sites Around Sea of Galilee
We’ve asked some of our friends to share their own special recollections and experiences while in Israel on tour with Immanuel Tours. This week’s special writer is Tony Derrick, A [...]
Masada: A Herod’s-Eye View of Israel’s Past by Pastor Gunnar Hanson
As a special series, we’ve asked some of our friends to share their own special recollections and experiences while in Israel on tour with Immanuel Tours. This week’s special writer [...]
Acre Israel
Acre Israel, also known as Akko is a port city in Northern Israel at the end of Haifa Bay. It has been continuously inhabited since 2000 BC, making it one [...]
The Quarters of Jerusalem
The Old City of Jerusalem is a city that is said to be the “center of the world”. This city which is relatively small at just .35 square miles holds [...]
The Western Wall Tunnels: The Rest of the Wall
While the Western Wall is known for being the focal point of prayer in Judaism as the only remainder of the Second Temple destroyed in 70 AD, there is actually [...]
Beer Sheba Israel: History, Highlights, & Meaning
Beer Sheba: Everything You Need to Know About this Historical City Tourists to Israel often make cultural sites like Jerusalem and Haifa their first stops. However, there’s an alternative city [...]
The Red Sea
The water is just as important to Israel as the land, holding much of their ability to survive as well as ties to the culture and faith. The Jordan River, [...]
Tel Dan: Connect to Ancient History
One of the most desired aspects of visiting Israel on a Holy Land Tour is to encounter the ancient and connect with the hero’s of the Old Testament who lived [...]