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The twin cities of Ramallah and Al Bireh do not share in the wealth of religious shrines and sites such that as Jerusalem and Bethlehem, they still have a lot to offer visitors.
The gastronomic scene here is among the best in all of Palestine. There are restaurants, bars, and cafes to suit any craving or taste. There are many activities - hiking, visiting parks, and even sitting in cafes to smoke an Argela or water pipe with some friends during the beautiful afternoons and evenings. There are many theatres, museums, and cultural centres throughout the cities.
Carmel Hotel rises at 950 meters above sea level, consider the highest building in Ramallah. The Hotel has a breath-taking view of the cities of Ramallah and Jerusalem, the Mediterranean coast on one...
The family owned and operated Lavender Boutique Hotel was once the home of Issa and Ellen Kassis and their six children. It was built in the early 1960s and consisted then of two floors of living...
We had a great time. The guides were informative (some times too much information!!), friendly and were able to impart their knowledge with good English. They didn’t always fully understand questions we may ask but that added to the fun of the experience. I think the Australian accent made it
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