Tiberias is a city in Israel's North District, located on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee in the Jordan Valley. Known for its hot springs and religious significance as one of Judaism's four holy cities, Tiberias has ancient roots dating to the first century CE. Visitors explore the old city's narrow streets, visit synagogues and religious sites, swim in the therapeutic mineral-rich waters, and enjoy views of the lake and surrounding hills.
Tiberias is located on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee (Lake Kinneret) in northern Israel, approximately 210 meters below sea level, within the North District of Israel. It is one of four cities considered holy in Judaism and serves as the main urban gateway to Galilee's biblical, archaeological, and natural attractions.
Destination | Northern Israel | Sea of Galilee | Galilee Region | Jewish Heritage | Christian Pilgrimage | Ancient History | Thermal Springs | Lake Tourism
