Ibrahimi Mosque
Hebron's most famous landmark, believed to hold the tombs of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
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City of Abraham
Hebron الخليل
One of the oldest cities in the world and the largest in the West Bank — deep religious significance, an ancient Old City, traditional markets, glassblowing, ceramics and famous grapes.
Stay in Hebron →What to see
Top attractions
Hebron Old City
A maze of stone streets, markets and traditional architecture.
Old Souq
One of Palestine's most historic markets — spices, crafts and sweets.
Glass & Ceramics Factory
Watch artisans blow glass and shape ceramics by hand.
Tel Rumeida
An archaeological site with ancient remains and panoramic views.
Hebron Hills
Rolling vineyards, olive groves and rural villages around the city.
What to taste
Signature flavours
- Hebron grapes
- Dibs wa tahini
- Mansaf & maqluba
- Ka'ak & kanafeh
Why visit
What makes Hebron special
- Among the world's oldest cities
- The holy Ibrahimi Mosque
- Famous handmade glass & ceramics
- Renowned vineyards & grapes
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