Travel advisory · Palestinian TerritoriesHebron is in or near an area where governments advise against all travel: West Bank.Advice depends on your passport. Read your own government's advice before you book.Official advice
- Gaza Strip · avoid all travel · Germany, Spain, France, UK, US
- West Bank · avoid all travel · Germany, Spain, France, UK, US
- East Jerusalem · avoid non-essential travel · Germany, Spain, France
Also named by one government: 500m strip along the Gaza border (UK), 500m strip along the Golan Area of Separation (UK), Jenin Governorate (UK), Northern Golan Heights (UK), Sheba'a Farms and Ghajja (UK), Tubas Governorate (UK), Tulkarm Governorate (UK)
| Government | Advice | Updated | Read the advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom (FCDO) | No advice against the whole country (regional advisories) | – | Read the advice |
| United States (State Dept) | No advice against the whole country (regional advisories) | Oct 23, 2026 | Read the advice |
| Germany (Auswärtiges Amt) | No general advice against the whole country; warnings apply to Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem (regional advisories) | Oct 29, 2026 | Read the advice |
| France (Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs) | No advice against the whole country (regional advisories) | – | Read the advice |
Checked daily from the governments' published advice; last checked Nov 2, 2026. RoamLedger summarises official advice; it is not advice from any government.
Hebron
Visit Hebron in the Palestinian Territories for its Old City, traditional crafts and Cave of the Patriarchs.
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Hebron is a city south of Jerusalem in the Palestinian Territories. Its Old City has narrow streets, markets and stone buildings. The Cave of the Patriarchs is a religious site for Muslims, Jews and Christians. Hebron is also known for glassmaking and pottery; visitors can look for these crafts in local workshops and shops. Plan time to walk through the Old City and browse its markets, then check whether the sites and areas you want to visit are accessible.
Hebron suits travelers interested in history, religious sites and everyday city life. Access and movement can be affected by local restrictions, so check current travel conditions before you go. Spring and fall bring milder weather than summer. A day trip can cover the main sights; stay longer if you want a slower visit or more time to explore the city’s crafts and history.
Hebron in five
- Check access to the Old CityHebron is divided into H1 and H2, and crossing between areas can involve checkpoints. Check current access and security conditions before setting out.
- Carry your passportKeep your passport with you around Hebron. You may be asked to show it at checkpoints.
- Check entry rules for your passportEntry to the West Bank is controlled through Israeli entry procedures. Check current rules with the Israeli Population and Immigration Authority before traveling.
- Dress for the Ibrahimi MosqueCover your shoulders and knees when visiting the mosque. Access arrangements can change, so check locally before you go.
- Bring Israeli shekelsThe Israeli new shekel is used in Hebron. Carry cash for small purchases and taxis.
Things to do in Hebron
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Need to know
- Currency
- Israeli new shekel (ILS)
- Entry
- Entry through Israeli-controlled procedures; check rules for your passport
- Emergency
- 100 police, 101 ambulance, 102 fire
- Tipping
- Optional; round up for good service
- Time
- UTC+2, UTC+3 during daylight saving
Weather by month
- Best
- Good
- Mixed
- JanuaryCool, rainy
- FebruaryCool, quiet
- MarchMild, green hills
- AprilSpring weather
- MayWarm, dry
- JuneHot, dry
- JulyHot, dry
- AugustHot, dry
- SeptemberWarm, dry
- OctoberMild, dry
- NovemberCooler, showers
- DecemberCool, rainy
Right now in Hebron
Local time, today's weather and the exchange rate, refreshed through the day.
23
- Feels like
- 23°
- Humidity
- 48%
- Wind
- 4 km/h
- Chance of rain
- 0%
Hebron
12:42 AM
Tuesday, November 3
- Today22°15°0%Tuesday: Partly cloudy. High 22°, Low 15°. Chance of rain 0%.
- Wed21°14°0%Wednesday: Cloudy. High 21°, Low 14°. Chance of rain 0%.
- Thu19°12°2%Thursday: Cloudy. High 19°, Low 12°. Chance of rain 2%.
- Fri16°12°10%Friday: Cloudy. High 16°, Low 12°. Chance of rain 10%.
- Sat16°11°5%Saturday: Cloudy. High 16°, Low 11°. Chance of rain 5%.
- Sun17°9°5%Sunday: Fog. High 17°, Low 9°. Chance of rain 5%.
Updated 08:21 PM local time · Powered by WeatherAPI.com · Weather data by Open-Meteo.com
Money
Mid-market rate1 USD = 3.14 ILS
Rates from Nov 2, 2026 · Rates By Exchange Rate API
Day trips by train
- Bethlehemabout 30-60 min by roadVisit the Church of the Nativity and the old town.
- Jerusalemabout 1-2 hours by roadSee the Old City’s religious sites and markets.
- Dead Seaabout 1.5-2.5 hours by roadGo for the salt-water shore and desert scenery.
Before you go to Hebron
Rules for Hebron, checked
- Check entry and travel requirements for your passport with the Israeli Population and Immigration Authority before departure.
- Check current access arrangements for Hebron’s H1 and H2 areas before crossing between them.
- Carry your passport around the city; it may be requested at checkpoints.
- Dress modestly when visiting the Ibrahimi Mosque and follow instructions from staff on site.
Hebron FAQ
Is Hebron safe to visit?
Conditions can change, and access restrictions or security incidents can affect movement. Check current official travel advice and local access conditions before traveling.
Can tourists visit Hebron?
Yes, but checkpoints and security restrictions can affect access and movement. Check current conditions before you go.
What is the difference between H1 and H2 in Hebron?
They are the two areas into which Hebron is divided. Crossing between them can involve checkpoints and restrictions.
What currency is used in Hebron?
The Israeli new shekel (ILS) is used. Carry cash for small purchases and local transport.
What should I wear to the Ibrahimi Mosque?
Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. Check local access arrangements before your visit.