The green hills of Galilee, the pastoral backdrop of dramatic biblical
encounters, religious experiences, Roman subjugation, Crusader dominance,
Ottoman intrigues and modern pioneering settlements. A timeless area bound
by the Golan Heights and the hills of Lebanon in the north, and the Sea of
Galilee in the south. A cradle of spirituality, a breadbasket and provider
for the surrounding area. In short, a microcosm of human endeavor and
experience.

Golan
The Sea of Galilee (Kinneret in Hebrew) isn't really a sea, but actually Israel's largest freshwater lake (13 by 8 miles). Located in the northern part of the country, it is surrounded by historic sites linked to all religions.

The sea of Galilee

Caesarea

Haifa

Acre

Safad