PalestineGo on a pilgrimage to the sites of Christ's birth and burial, stroll through Nablus' bustling souk and follow with a relaxing soak and smoke in the city's traditional hammams, or visit cosmopolitan Ramallah and its international arts centre. Bradt's Palestine is for independent travelers who want to see beyond the conflict-focused reporting of the area and ethnic and religious stereotypes. The only mainstream guide dedicated solely to Palestine, it offers unparalleled detail on Palestinian culture, cuisine, wildlife, environment, history, and politics. The 'Palestinian Territories' of the West Bank and Gaza are featured along with the culturally Palestinian (Israeli Arab) enclaves found within Israel. |
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19th century admission free Akka Al-Bireh Arabic archaeological Armenian Bedouin Beit Jala Beit Sahour Bethlehem Bradt building built bus station buses Byzantine cafés Canaanite cave chapel checkpoint Christian church Crusader cultural Damascus Deir Deir Ghassaneh dome East Jerusalem Es-Sultan felafel festival Gate Gaza City groups guesthouse Haifa Hammam Hebron Holy Hotel houses Islamic Israel Israeli military Jaffa Jenin Jericho Jewish Jordan Jordanian Khan land Mamluk maqam monastery mosaic mosque Museum Muslim Nablus Naqab nargilah Nazareth Old City olive organisations Orthodox Ottoman Palace Palestine Palestinian Communities pilgrims political private taxi Rafah Ramallah Refugee Camp remains renovated restaurant Roman rooms route Salah Ed-Din Samaritan Sebastia Second Intifada Separation Wall serveeces settlements settlers SHARIA shops side souk stone Street Taybeh theatre tomb tours town traditional Palestinian Umm Al-Fahm Valley village visitors Wadi walk West Bank Wi-Fi women