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Jewish Jerusalem - The Heart of the Jewish People Private Tour

Q: Where does this tour start?

This tour starts at: Pickup from anywhere in the area of Netanya, all hotels, or any given address in the area of Netanya..

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Overview

The Jewish history of Jerusalem stretches far beyond the Western (wailing) Wall: The city of David, where it all began, the foundation stone, the history of the temples and their destruction, and the modern prosperity of the most unique city in the world.

This Jewish tour in Jerusalem will take you to significant sites of Jewish heritage and culture. You'll visit sacred locations for prayer and reflection, explore ancient alleyways, and witness stunning architecture.
A knowledgeable guide will provide context and insights to enhance your experience.

The tour covers topics far beyond the religious aspects, including history, geopolitics, cuisine, geology and culture.

The tour is designed for you, and it can be tailor-made to fit your wishes.

The tours are guided by Daniel or by his handpicked partners - all professional tour guides, fluent in English with licensed touristic vehicles.
*Back-to-ship on-time guarantee!

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What's Included

✓ Included

Private transportation
Bottled water
WiFi on board
Air-conditioned vehicle

✗ Not Included

Lunch
Western Wall tunnels (Optional)
City of David (Optional)

Itinerary

Stop 1

The most beautiful viewpoint of Jerusalem. It's the perfect place to learn about the history of the city as well as the different traditions of the main religions.

Stop 2

The City of David, the birthplace of Jerusalem, the ancient core of Jerusalem that were build by King David over 3,000 years ago. A place to imagine how Jerusalem really look like and discover it's first secrets.

Stop 3

The wailing wall, the holiest place for all Jews (is it?). Why is this wall holy? and which traditions are related to it?

Stop 4

The Western Wall Tunnels will takes you on a fascinating journey through time beneath the Old City of Jerusalem. As you'll walk through the tunnels, discover the rich history of the Jewish people and their connection to this sacred site. You'll see ancient arches, walkways, and water channels that have been hidden for centuries, and learn about the challenges of preserving this incredible archaeological site.

Stop 5

The Jewish quarter reveals archeological Jems, modern structures, and unique galleries, telling the story of the Jewish people in the past and the present.

Stop 6

Walk inside the walls of the Old City. Discover its ancient history, understanding the complexity of Jerusalem, Israel, and the middle east through this one square kilometer.

Stop 7

The ancient street connects the past, present, and future of Jerusalem. Archeological excavations of over 2700 years beneath, and the main street of Jerusalem in the Roman period now serves as vivid art market.

Stop 8

Optional (If time allows) - An authentic experience in the most colorful market in Israel, food samplings, and more...

Stop 9

Optional (If time allows) - The Israel Museum has a vast collection of Jewish and Israeli art, archaeology, ethnography, and modern and contemporary art. Visitors can see iconic pieces like the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Model of Jerusalem in the Second Temple Period. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in Israel's rich history and culture.