The Latrun Monastery is located on a rise with a fabulous view of the Ayalon Valley where God made the moon stand still (Josh. 10:12). A stop here makes for a peaceful interlude for Christian travelers on their way to or from the Holy City.

The Armored Corps Museum is a memorial set in the British Mandate's Latrun police station. The Museum holds databases about the Corps, and has an amphitheater used for military and national ceremonies. The site is also a national center for tracking migratory birds.

Neot Kedumim is a private landscape reserve situated halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. It is a unique endeavor to re-create the physical setting of the Bible in all its depth and detail, with plants mentioned in the Bible and in the Mishna.

The amazing variety that is Israel is nowhere better revealed than at Mini Israel. Along its paths, shaped like a Star of David, over 350 intricate, hand-crafted, true-to-life scale models depict the country’s best known sites and monuments.

Cycling allows you to travel at “the right speed”, fast enough to get anywhere, and slow enough to smell the flowers, meet the locals and get a true feeling for the land. You will never forget the places in Israel that you reached by bike.

The Israel Trail links together for adventurous hikers the extraordinary variety of Israel’s landscapes, its human mosaic and its religious and cultural monuments; in short – everything that makes this country unique.