Neighborhood

Tiberias

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Tiberias is a historic city on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee, renowned for its natural hot springs and ancient Jewish heritage. Visitors can stroll along the lively waterfront promenade, explore archaeological sites like the ancient synagogue, and relax at the thermal baths. The city's mix of history, culture, and lakefront leisure makes it a vibrant hub for exploring the Galilee region.

Don't miss

Walk the Tiberias promenade with views of the Sea of Galilee and access to cafes and shops
Visit the ancient Hamat Tiberias synagogue with its mosaic floor
Soak in the natural hot springs at the Tiberias Hot Springs complex

More attractions in Tiberias

Religious site

Church of the Multiplication

Modern church built over ancient ruins, famous for its 5th-century mosaic depicting loaves and fishes.

Religious site

Church of the Primacy of Saint Peter

A serene lakeside church marking where Jesus reinstated Peter, with ancient mosaics and a rocky altar.

Religious site

Church of the Beatitudes

Perched on a hill overlooking the Sea of Galilee, the Church of the Beatitudes is a striking octagonal chapel designed by architect Antonio Barluzzi. Built in 1938, it commemorates Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where the Beatitudes were proclaimed. The chapel's eight sides symbolize the eight Beatitudes, and its interior features stained-glass windows inscribed with each blessing. Visitors can explore the manicured gardens, enjoy sweeping views of the lake, and reflect in the serene atmosphere. The site is a popular stop for pilgrims and tourists alike.

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