Bethlehem is not only famous as the birthplace of Christ, but also for its street art along the wall that Israel has built despite the In...

Whatever your views of religion, there is something special about visiting the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem, and queuing to crouch dow...

Mount Temptation is the site where Jesus fasted for 40 days and where he was also tempted by the devil. Take the telepherique up to the s...

Al-Manara Square is considered the centre of the city, and it is worth spending some time observing the crowds (and cars) navigating this...

When Palestinians talk about a "Palace", what they really mean is a mansion that used to belong to rich families way back when. This is w...

YUMMY!!!! To take the taste of Palestine back home and make the best hummus ever, buy some Tahini (seame paste, a main ingredient for hum...

Visiting Palestine's lasty remaining "Kuffiyeh" factory is a truly special thing to do. The scarf was made famous by Arafat and is an int...

Riwaq, an organisation dedicated to "preserving Palestinian collective memory through projects that document and restore architectural he...

Nablus was so famed for it's sabon nabulsi that it was Queen Elizabeth's soap of choice back in the 14th Century! By 1907, there were aro...

Forget Jerusalem's old town - if you want to shop in a real market without tourist items, head to Nablus, where what you see on display i...

I absolutely loved the architecture of this cultural centre, which hosts cultural events and temporary art exhbitions. It also has a love...

Due in part to the increasing popularity of craft beer around the world, Palestine now boasts not one, but TWO breweries, both producing ...