The Masada cable car is a funicular to the ancient fortress of Masada, which is located in Israel on the top of the plateau. Th …
The Jerusalem Botanical Garden presents to its visitors all the plants found in Israel. The garden was opened to the public in 198 …
The Sculpture Garden, or Garden of Arts, is one of the most interesting open-air exhibition areas of the Jerusalem Museum of Israe …
The tomb in the garden is the supposed place where the body of Jesus Christ was laid and where he rose from the dead. This event i …
The City of David is one of the most historically valuable archaeological parks in Israel. It is located on the site of the ancien …
The Davidson Center Archaeological Park is an open-air archaeological museum located near the Temple Mount, near the Garbage Gate. …
Independence Park is a vast green area opposite the U.S. Embassy in downtown Jerusalem. During the British Mandate, the park was a …
The Botanical Garden on Mount Scopus, led by the Hebrew University, was founded in 1931 by Professor Otto Warburg, head of the Heb …
The park is located near the Western Wall. Here are the remains of ancient buildings that were found thanks to the efforts of arch …
Wall Rose Park is home to four hundred varieties of roses collected from around the world. The park covers 77 hectares and is loca …
The Valley of Springs in Israel is famous for the unique Gan HaShlosh Reserve. Every year the park receives more and more lovers o …
Liberty Bell Park is one of the largest city parks in Jerusalem, with an area of about 9 hectares. It was founded and opened in 19 …
The garden grave is a special place. It is assumed that this tomb is the garden and tomb of Joseph of Arimathea and, according to …
Israel is famous for its Ein Avdat National Park, which is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The park has a huge numb …
The Garden of Gethsemane is located on the western slope of the Mount of Olives near the creek of Kedron. Only a part of the garde …
The atmosphere itself is hypnotizing. Just imagine how many purest thoughts, how many tears of sorrow and joy, how much happiness …
Over Jerusalem. Tour of the walls and roofs of the city. Mount Zion. ... There is one in heaven and one on earth. We all know thi …
This tour is possible on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We begin, as usual, from the east - from the Mount of Olives. With which Jesus a …
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Individual excursions in IsraelTransfersBar Mitzvah, Baptism and Wedding in the Holy Land
Jerusalem is the City of Three Religions. The tour includes walking in the footsteps of the last days of Jesus’ life. Vi …
The Way of the Cross. Our individual tour is dedicated to the last hours of the earthly life of Jesus Christ. We will start with a …
Christian Jerusalem, Tel Aviv/Jaffa, Christian Galilee Tour programme: Day 1: Meeting at Ben Gurion Airport, transfer to …
Pilgrimage tour to Israel for 7 days Day 1 - Arrival in Israel. Transfer to a hotel in Jerusalem Day 2 - Bethlehem. Jerusale …
Jerusalem is a city with a deep history and a special atmosphere, where each street tells about thousands of events and beliefs. It is a place where religions, cultures and traditions intertwine, creating a unique cultural layer: from the ancient walls of the Old City to modern museums and monuments. Arriving here, you feel a combination of solemnity and everyday life, which makes a walk around the city emotionally rich and informative.
Among the man-made attractions, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and Calvary, the Western Wall and the Via Dolorosa, the archaeological parks “City of David”, “Davidson Center” and Ophele are especially distinguished. No less important are monasteries and cathedrals – the Church of All Nations, Notre-Dame de Zion, the Russian Holy Trinity Cathedral and many Byzantine monuments. Contemporary cultural objects, such as the Sculpture Garden at the Israel Museum, the layout of the Second Temple and the museum expositions, complement the historical look of the city.
The natural corners around Jerusalem give freshness and contrasts: the Garden of Gethsemane and the Garden Grave, the Kedrone Valley and the Mount of Olives with beautiful panoramas, the botanical gardens on Mount Scopus and the Jerusalem Botanical Garden. Within the city and in the vicinity there are spacious parks - Independence, Liberty Bells and Wall of Roses, and a little further there are Gan HaShlosha National Park, the Sorek River and the picturesque expanses of Masada and the Dead Sea. The nature here organically complements the historical routes and offers solitude among the greenery and ancient olives.
On our site, all these attractions can be easily seen on an interactive map: click on the point to read a brief help and see photos, mark the objects to visit and build the optimal route. Convenient filters allow you to choose religious, archaeological or natural sites, and the route mapping tool calculates the time and distance between points so you can plan a day or a whole trip.
You are free to explore Jerusalem on your own, walking along the laid routes and discovering your favorite corners at your own pace, or book excursions with experienced local guides. Guides will help to better understand the historical context, tell little-known stories and suggest convenient ways between attractions, making the walk more rich and understandable. Excursions are suitable both for the first visit and for those who want to look at the city from a new angle.
Come to Jerusalem to experience a multi-layered history and discover new places at every turn. Plan a trip with our map and itineraries, choose a convenient format - independent walks or guided tours - and let each visit to this amazing city be a source of inspiration and new discoveries.
