Jerusalem tours
Jerusalem tours
Jerusalem
Tours
This is the most complicated city in the world and you want to gain the most of your time here. Let us assist you in navigating through the maze-like markets in order to witness some of the holiest sites in the world for the Monotheistic traditions – Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock, The West Wall, Holy Sepulcher Church and much more.
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Jerusalem in one day
This tour will give you a little bit of everything – the highlights of Jerusalem in one day.
Destinations
Destinations
Jerusalem in one day tour
Option A: Biblical Jerusalem Option B: Christian Jerusalem
Option C: Customized tour
Travel
Travel
With a private tour guide
Our guides are highly experienced, they will capture your intellect and your imagination
Itinerary
Traveling like a local here is key and we’ll make sure you see places most don’t know exist, enjoy the best food there is instead of the regular tourism spots and simply leave here after truly understanding what draws people from all over the world here time and time again.
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Option A:
Jerusalem in one day – Biblical Jerusalem
This tour provides a great understanding of the history of Jerusalem as well as the various stages of the Temple complex. Highly recommended for any Jewish or Christian visitors to the country.
Jump straight into the atmosphere of ancient Jerusalem as we open the day with a walk on the 500-year-old city ramparts. We’ll then visit the City of David, the most ancient ruins in Jerusalem, taking us back into the time of the Hebrew Bible. We’ll see David’s Palace and can walk underground in a tunnel built by King Hezekiah (great fun for kids!). We’ll emerge from the tunnel at the Pool of Siloam, where Jesus healed the Blind.We’ll ascend by foot in the spirit of the ancient pilgrims to the impressive excavations in the Davidson Center where we’ll be able to transport ourselves 2000 years back in time and walk on the very stones that Jesus and his disciples would have walked on in the time of the Second Temple.
We’ll pause at the Western Wall (also known as the Wailing Wall) to soak up the atmosphere, and after a great local lunch, we’ll explore the Jewish Quarter (including more ruins from the Biblical period). Our day will conclude with a visit to the Room of the Last Supper and King David’s Tomb on Mount Zion.
Option B:
Jerusalem in one day – Christian Jerusalem
This tour is designed to allow you to visit the most significant Christian sites in Jerusalem within one day. We’ll open our day with a spectacular panoramic view over Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives. We’ll use this view to locate and understand the key sites in the story of Jesus in Jerusalem, before descending the mountain, just as he would have done, to the Garden of Gethsemane, where we’ll reflect on Jesus’ final moments before being arrested.
Our next stop will be at the Tomb of Mary where we will explore one of Jerusalem’s oldest churches and understand the unique sharing arrangement under which it is managed. We’ll then ascend from the Kidron Valley to the Old City where we’ll visit the Pools of Bethesda, where Jesus healed a paralytic man.After seeing the most holy site for Muslims in Jerusalem, The Dome of the Rock, from a very unique angle, we will walk the ancient pilgrim route known as the Via Dolorosa, or the Stations of the Cross, marking Jesus’ path with the cross from his trial until his crucifixion. The route culminates at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, believed to be the location of Jesus’ crucifixion and burial and venerated by many as one of the most important holy sites in the world.
Optional: Continue to the alternative site of the Garden Tomb, recognized by many Protestants as the location of Jesus’ crucifixion and burial.
Option C:
Jerusalem in one day tour
This tour will give you a little bit of everything – the highlights of Jerusalem in one day.
Our day will begin by exploring the impressive excavations in the Davidson Center where we’ll be able to transport ourselves 2000 years back in time and walk on the very stones that Jesus and his disciples would have walked on in the time of the Second Temple.
We’ll then ascend to the Temple Mount to visit this highly contested space which is considered holy by all of the faiths that share Jerusalem. We’ll marvel over the beautiful structures of the most significant Muslim sites in Israel, The Dome of the Rock and The Al-Aksa Mosque.
Next, we’ll begin walking the ancient pilgrim route known as the Via Dolorosa, or the Stations of the Cross, marking Jesus’ path with the cross from his trial until his crucifixion. The route culminates at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, believed to be the location of Jesus’ crucifixion and burial and venerated by many as one of the most important holy sites in the world.
After exploring some of the key sites in the Jewish Quarter, we’ll visit the Room of the Last Supper and King David’s Tomb on Mount Zion, before concluding our day with some time for reflection at the Western Wall (also known as the Wailing Wall).
