ARTICLES
Discovering Secular Jerusalem
T+L explores the secular side of Jerusalem—an ancient, sacred, embattled, and beloved city.
1,500-Year-Old Street Found in Jerusalem
CNN News | Archaeologists working under the direction of the Israeli Antiquities Authority have uncovered a 1500-year-old road running through the center of Jerusalem's Old...
Two Iconic Jerusalem Hotels
Playing host to prime ministers, celebrities, and spies for decades, a pair of storied hotels epitomize the polarities of life in the Holy City.
World's Most-Visited Sacred Sites
You don't need to have faith to be drawn to these temples, churches, and shrines, popular for their spiritual and cultural value.
World's Best Cities
Travel + Leisure readers pick the world’s best cities, casting their votes for this year’s most dynamic, vacation-worthy places.
Adam Tihany's Favorite Restaurants
Preeminent restaurant designer—and jet-setting foodie—Adam Tihany shares his favorite restaurants with T+L.
A War Reporter's Most Memorable Hotels
With so many journalists now reporting from the front lines, T+L finds out a war correspondent’s most memorable hotels.
James Snyder’s Guide to Israel
As Jerusalem’s Israel Museum unveils its entire 20-acre campus after a three-year, $100 million renovation, director James Snyder opens his little black book on the...
American Colony Hotel's Cellar Bar
At the Cellar Bar of East Jerusalem's American Colony Hotel, reporters, spies, NGO workers, and those drawn to the lure of history meet for drinks.
