Weitzel, Leon

Hello there. My name is Leon. I am a certified Israeli guide and a historian by training. I graduated with honors from the Israeli University in the departments of history and political science.
What are my services for?
You can see the country with the help of a guide.
You really can.
But if you want your trip to become not a black and white picture from a book, but a real color image of reality with a local flavor, I am at your service.
I'll be your mediator and lawyer. I will solve your problems, and outline the shortest and cheapest ways. I'll explain to you local customs and customs. I'll tell you what you can and can't do. The East in my mouth will speak to you with the smell of incense and myrtle, the taste of wine and sugar. I am the one who will be your Templar in the Holy Land. A loyal guard for travelers and pilgrims.
For your benefit is my benefit.

I'd love to cooperate!
leonid

Jerusalem is the City of Three Religions.
The tour includes walking in the footsteps of the last days of Jesus’ life. Visit to the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus was seized by the servants of the high priest Kayafah. We will touch Mary's coffin in the church of the time, pass the procession along the Via Dolorosa, the road of sorrow, the road of suffering. We will visit Mount Zion and the Last Supper Room or the Zion Upper Room. Let's go to King David's grave. We will walk through the Jewish Quarter, stand on the ancient Roman street of Cardo. We will look at the painted doors of Jewish synagogues. We will also visit the most important place for Christians around the world: the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. There we will go up to Golgotha and sanctify things on the stone of anointing. We will touch the stones of the Wailing Wall, which are 2000 years old, the stones bearing the breath of Christ and the Jewish sages. For an additional fee, you can visit the house of Mary’s parents, the mother of Jesus, the place of sheep springs, where Jesus cured the suffering person, as well as visit the ancient cisterns where the inhabitants of Jerusalem collected water.

Jerusalem in my excursion will talk to you with the smells of incense and myrtle, the loud cries of Eastern merchants, narrow streets, a cup of fragrant coffee with cardamom, a delicious sesame bun, and wisdom emanating from the stones of pavements and houses. Touching all this, you will really understand why such an ancient, 5,000-year-old city has remained so exciting to this day.