Jerusalem Christian (2 routes)

Christian Jerusalem

Christian Jerusalem is the Garden of Gethsemane, which is revered as the place of prayer of Jesus Christ on the night of his arrest. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher, where, according to legend, the Apostles were buried the Most Holy Mother of God. It is one of the greatest shrines of all Christians. You will visit the Mount of Zion, to which the flow of pilgrims and tourists does not run out. You will be delighted by the Last Supper Upper - the place where the Savior performed his last Easter meal. You will climb the Mount of Olives, from the height of which offers a stunning view of the holy city of Jerusalem - the mystery of the ancient East. And you will also see the tomb of King David, of which the Holy Scripture says: "And David rested with his fathers, and was buried in the city of David."

Next, we will walk with you through the Jaffa Gate. This is the beginning of the journey from the old town to the port of Jaffa. This gate is the main gate of the Armenian and Arab Christian quarters. We will continue our journey through the Christian Quarter, which began to be built around the 4th century AD, and where there are about forty Christian shrines. We will also visit the Arab part of old Jerusalem, which is dominated by Arab culture.

We invite you to visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre – this is the main place of pilgrimage for Christians of all faiths and is of great interest to tourists. This temple is located on the site of the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

In the Jewish Quarter we invite you to Cardo Street, which in ancient Rome and Byzantium was the main shopping street. There you will be able to visit Jewish shops and carved into the rock of an ancient shopping shop. Well, it is impossible not to approach the Western Wall - part of the ancient wall of the destroyed Temple. This shrine is a sacred place for the Jews. Here with hope come praying Jews, as well as people of different nationalities and put notes with their requests. The Garbage Gate, which is considered the oldest gate of the old city, through which garbage from the Temple was once taken out. That's the name.

I hope you will be interested in this tour. We will welcome you and tell you everything in detail. Meeting with the history of our country will enrich your knowledge about a small, but such a beautiful country.

There are many divine persons in Israel.

Living legends and biblical legends.

You can't take the story in a suitcase.

So in order to calm my sadness,

To Holy Land.

I'll be right back!

Jerusalem of the Three Religions

On this tour we will talk about the emergence of Christianity, Judaism and Islam.

We will touch upon the initial prerequisites for the emergence of these three fundamental global monotheistic religions.

We will start our excursion from the Mount of Olives, where, having visited the observation deck, and looking at the Old Town, we will talk about its history, creation and structure. Then, descending from the Mount of Olives, we will visit with you the Mount of Zion, where the Last Supper Upper is located and the tomb of King David, revered in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Then, having entered through the Jaffa Gate, which is the main one for the Christian Quarter, we are on our way to the greatest shrine of the Christian world - the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, where we will talk about the last five stops of the Holy Way.

After visiting the Temple, we exit through the Arab Muslim Quarter, with its unique flavor of the Eastern Bazaar, the cries of merchants and a stunning variety of goods.

We are on our way to Cardo Street, an ancient Roman street built by Emperor Hadrian in the second century AD, we will touch with you on the reasons and prerequisites for the creation of this place.

Then we descend with you to the greatest shrine of Judaism, the Wailing Wall, which survived the destruction of the second Temple by the Romans in the seventieth year AD. We will try to analyze why this place is the greatest shrine of the Jewish people.

And at the end of our tour, we exit the old town through the Garbage Gate.