
June in Tel Aviv, Israel: Visitors come to the nearby ancient port of Jaffa for its markets and beaches. Click through this gallery for more photos of Tel Aviv and four other June destinations:

June in Tel Aviv, Israel: Like other places in the region, the markets of Tel Aviv make for fascinating exploration and are a feast for all your senses.

June in Tel Aviv, Israel: Views of the Tel Aviv cityscape, which makes for an interesting contrast with ancient Jerusalem.

June in Asheville, North Carolina: This mountain city is popular all year, but June is often pleasant weather-wise for exploring downtown or venturing onto nearby wilderness trails.

June in Asheville, North Carolina: The fried halloumi egg sandwich at Gypsy Queen Cuisine in West Asheville is a local favorite. Asheville is known throughout the South for its food scene.

June in Asheville, North Carolina: A scenic view of the lush Blue Ridge Mountains. Hiking and camping are popular here in late spring and early summer.

June in St. Petersburg, Russia: The Hermitage contains more than 3 million pieces of Western European art.

June in St. Petersburg, Russia: The Lower Park of Peterhof Palace captivates visitors with its gardens and fountains.

June in St. Petersburg, Russia: The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood was built where Emperor Alexander II was assassinated in 1881.

June in Split, Croatia: The Saint Domnius Bell Tower can be seen from Matejuska Bay. Split offers many of the same pleasures as Dubrovnik but with lighter crowds.

June in Split, Croatia: Fans of Roman history will definitely want to see the ruins at Diocletian's Palace, one of Split's main attractions.

June in Split, Croatia: The deep blues of the Adriatic Sea are probably Croatia's top calling card.

June at Lake Powell, Arizona and Utah: Kayaking on Lake Powell is just one of many water-based activities you can enjoy here. June temperatures are usually optimal for outdoor fun.

June at Lake Powell, Arizona and Utah: Lake Powell offers spectacular views and incredible natural formations.

June at Lake Powell, Arizona and Utah: The Rainbow Bridge in Utah has long been considered sacred by neighboring Native American tribes.


