ISRAEL
Enter our Qube and go on your own personal journey: talk to an AI host as Israel appears life-size on the three walls around you.
Not watch a video. Not follow a virtual tour. Step into a Qube that takes you there.
Three steps from the mall to your next trip. Nothing to wear, nothing to install.
Walk into a Qube of three LED walls. No special equipment needed.
Talk to your host in English or Hebrew. The Qube takes you there.
✓ Added to your trip
Leave with a plan for a real trip, or order something made in Israel.
Say it in your own words. The walls and your AI host do the rest.
The walls become the shore around you.
Your host tells the story of the place and the people in it.
The places you like go into your plan. Take it home and book the real trip.
Order products from Israel and meet the people who make them.
Your vote makes you a founding member. It’s free and has these benefits:
Add my city ↗Lead a church, community, museum or venue?
Ancient places. Modern life. Sacred traditions. Unexpected encounters.
There isn't just one way to discover Israel — there's yours.
Want to see places like these in your town?
Add my city ↗
“And Jesus, walking by the sea of Galilee, saw two brethren, Simon called Peter, and Andrew his brother, casting a net into the sea: for they were fishers.”
Matthew 4:18 · KJV
We start the day at the water, before the heat. The kids fish from the shore, then lunch by the water in Tiberias.
A day in the Galilee starts at the water. Fishermen still head out on the Sea of Galilee at dawn.
Ask your host “Where can we eat fish for lunch on our day in the Galilee?”
“Our feet shall stand within thy gates, O Jerusalem.”
Psalm 122:2 · KJV
By eight the whole city is here. Halva, olives, fresh bread, and everyone shopping for Shabbat.
The market fills with voices every Friday morning.
Ask your host “What should I eat for breakfast on my day trip to Jerusalem?”
“Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to Jordan unto John, to be baptized of him.”
Matthew 3:13 · KJV
After lunch we drive down to the river. The kids splash in the shallows, and a little way on, pilgrims in white are baptized.
An afternoon at the Jordan: families come to cool off, pilgrims come to be baptized. The river holds both.
Ask your host “Where can we stop at the Jordan River on our day in the Galilee?”Vote to set up a Qube at your preferred location.
Lead a church or community?
Recorded with visitors to the Qube at Dizengoff Center, September–October 2026.
“Very cool, I must admit. I didn’t expect it to be like this. It’s like—wow.”
“Suddenly I see all the locations, things I sometimes can’t see on Google. It gives me ideas. Very inviting.”
“It didn’t feel pre-made. It flowed with my pace, with what I want and what I bring up.”
“A powerful experience that puts you in a vacation mood from the first moment. The interface is clear and easy.”
“It felt technological, not pre-made. We really told her what we prefer, and she offered.”
“Talking with an AI is much more comfortable than trying to do these things on the phone.”
“It felt very real, like I was actually there on the trip. It saves a lot of time.”
Help people discover Israel in a new, deeply personal way. Join us in shaping where the Qube comes to life next.
A space with three LED walls that wrap around you. You talk to an AI host out loud, and the walls take you to the places in Israel you ask about.
No headset and no app. You walk in, look around and talk, the way you would in any room.
The first Qube is open at Dizengoff Center in Tel Aviv.
Add your city. When enough people in a city ask, we start looking for a venue with a local church, congregation or community group. Everyone who voted hears first and books first.
When you vote, you get a $10 coupon for the Qube marketplace, good on purchases of $50 or more: in Tel Aviv today, or in your city when the Qube arrives. One per person (one per email address). Visits are free at launch.
No. Conversations in the Qube are not recorded.
Any tourist site in Israel is in the flow. Some have richer stories than others, and our own team curates the content.
QubeVision, an Israeli technology company. The first Qube is open at Dizengoff Center in Tel Aviv. Visit QubeVision ↗
