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Site of the Month (1/2012):
Remains of a Biblical city, located south of the valley of Elah. This was the home village of the wives of Judah, the hiding place of future king David, and a city fortified by King Rehobam.
1 Samuel 22:1: "David therefore departed thence, and escaped to the cave Adullam".
Welcome to the home page of the Holy Land sites review - a gateway to the Land of the Bible, home of the New and Old Testaments. Packed with original images and information, it highlights the wonders and charm of the region and its relevance to the historical and biblical roots.
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BibleWalks assists in Bible research and reference, conducts virtual tours to the Holy land places, and absorbs the spirit of the Biblical life from the ground up. The website features:
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The sites featured in BibleWalks pages are located in the Holy Land. These include Biblical places (such as Megiddo and Mount Tabor); Christian sites that follow Jesus footsteps (New Testament sites such as Nazareth, Banias, Jerusalem and Capernaum); Roman and Crusader forts (such as Acre); historical places (such as Gamla and Masada), and other selected archaeological and religious sites in Israel. You can start your tour from the sites galleries page, or use the quick site look up below.
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Quick site look up:
Start touring the Holy Land places! Click on a dot on the maps:
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» Galilee (Northern Israel):
» Jerusalem sites (old city area):
» Judea (Central Israel):
» Israel - other sites and regional galleries:
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A colored dot represents the site's type: ● Blue = Old Testament ● Red = New Testament ● Purple= other ancient periods ● Green= prehistoric, nature sites ● Yellow= regional galleries
● Blue= Old Testament ● Red = New Testament ● Purple = other Click on the dot to navigate.
You can also select one of the sacred destinations in Jerusalem on the "sites" option above, or skim thru the whole list in the sites main page.
● Blue = Old Testament ● Red = New Testament ● Purple= other ancient periods ● Green= prehistoric, nature sites ● Yellow= regional galleries
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This map shows the Galilee, in the northern part of
modern Israel. It shows the major roads, cities,
and the Biblical and archaeological places which are featured in this web site.
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Planning a pilgrimage tour of Israel?... a weekend trip to places of interest? Biblewalks helps you plan your visit, and invites you to step into the fascinating dimensions of the Bible world. Take a free tour to the Bible Land! |
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BibleWalks.com - Putting the Bible on the map 
