Location: Jericho
Top Things to do in Jericho
What to do and see in Jericho, West Bank: The Best Things to do
Thought by archaeologists to be the oldest city in the world, this famed Biblical site boasts ancient ruins and excellent restaurants in a garden setting.
Restaurants in Jericho
1. Mosaic Centre Laboratory
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Mosaic art holds a significant place in Palestinian cultural history. Mosaic Centre is reviving this tradition through conservation works and in-house mosaic production. Come and discover the story of Palestine through mosaics!
2. Safari Aquapark
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
Located near the southern entrance of Jericho, Safari Aquapark is the first world class waterpark in the area offering over 30 slides and attractions for the whole family. Safari Aquapark is themed around the African Safari meaning ( journey) . Welcome to Safari Aquapark!
3. Mount of Temptation Monastery
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4.5 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By JerBob - Yukon, United States
We had a group of 20. However we were able to go up the cable cars and attend this beautiful site. The history of it and just knowing that the monks live here and pray endlessly. Breathtaking sites.
4. Russian Museum Jericho
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
5. The Monastery of Saint Gerassimos
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By ronniep940
The Monastery of St Gerassimos is a site to behold. In addition to decor that will captivate your interests and the skeletons on display, the place entirely reflects and reveals a different time place culture and life once lived- for the Lord. Every one should visit this place. It is unique from all the sites I've seen and one to remember!
6. Jericho Tourist Information Center
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Jericho-TIC ( Tourist Information Center), operated by Jericho Municipality & Ministry of Tourism & Antiquities , and funded by JICA in 2012.
7. The Good Samaritan Museum
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
The museum offers archeological remains, including magnificent mosaics from the Byzantine period, an ancient building and church and a courtyard displaying a variety of archeological findings. One of the museum’s wings is dedicated to the story, history and customs of the Samaritan community. We recommend rounding up your visit at the Moshe Castel Museum of Art in Ma’ale Adummim. The entrance to the Martyrius and Euthymius sites is for groups only, by prior arrangement.
Reviewed By pvq2015 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
I am so glad we visited the Samaritan Inn. It’s a treasure trove of beautiful mosaics garnered from Synagogues and Churches all over ISRAEL. One can only gaze in awestruck sober at the artistry of the intricate mosaics. It is also worth noting the dedication of the restoration work. The ancient cave o the property is converted into a wee cinema and the film on the Good Samaritan is worth viewing. All in all it was worth the hours we spent there. It is quite easy to see most of the mosaics even if you have difficulty walking.
8. Tel es-Sultan
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4.0 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By narayanmeghani
We visited this ancient city, which is supposed to be considered 10500 yeras old habite, and oldest city. Besides this it is 13000 feet below sea level. THE RUINS are worth studing for the experts of Archiology.
9. Hisham's Palace
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4.0 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Radix7 - Sydney, Australia
The ticket seller was apologetic that the construction under way to display mosaics and other features at the site is not yet complete, but there is still enough to see of the courtyard and buildings of this early Islamic palace, misnamed Hisham's palace for reasons I forget. An easy side visit if in Jericho for the archaeological site of Tell es Sultan and easy to reach from the main valley road up the West Bank.
10. Zaccheus' Tree
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3.5 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By nestlediane1019 - Tel Aviv, Israel
Amazing great evidence until now to the present that one of the proof is to see the sycamore fig tree where Zacheus the famous chief tax collector climbed just to see the Lord Jesus coming over the crowded people.It.takes almost 2,000 years of age where still living .Come and must see it .and you can say history never repeats and the bible never lies
