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Using cutting-edge technology, the show creates an unprecedented international and artistic attraction suitable for all ages. The show features powerful laser projectors, a computerized system operating 20 projectors, 10 audio players, 14 computers, 14 speakers and amplifiers, and 10 kilometers of advanced cable infrastructure.The new night experience is a&nbsp;multi-sensory celebration that ties the past, the present, and the future, using state-of-the-art technology. The show tells the life story of King David, starting at his youth days as a young, handsome, and red-haired shepherd in the fields of&nbsp;Bethlehem who was anointed king over Israel by Samuel.The experience begins with a virtual tour of famous works by the greatest artists of all times:&nbsp;Chagall, Matisse, Michelangelo, and more. The citadel walls display beautiful images of waterfalls and foliage, inspired by the Ein Gedi oasis that's tied to David's biblical story. As the night goes on, you are exposed to more and more imagery and events related to the exciting and thrilling life story of King David - all based on biblical, historical, and archaeological sources.You will also experience a spectacular light &amp; sound show with the educational part of the experience, psalm songs attributed to David, and a modern musical celebration of songs of praise and happiness dedicated to Jerusalem and its beloved king."The show features unique techniques that combine original video footage with hand drawn illustrations, graphic designs, and music - all created exclusively for the show. The show features different kinds of animation, advanced techniques, and revolutionary editing methods. All of the above create the ultimate three-dimensional experience that makes you feel that the characters on the walls are in fact living people, and the spectator stops being an observer and becomes an experiencer and an active participant in the occurring events."

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Throughout history, King David has always been a legendary character who has caught the attention of many painters,&nbsp;sculptors, and poets. Now he is making a comeback to his own city with a new night spectacular for the whole family at&nbsp;Tower of David Museum.The show is projected on the walls of the citadel after sunset and promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience. With this stunning show, the Tower of David Museum offers a new, modern, and artistic perspective on the biblical story of the most famous king in history.

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A multi-sensory celebration using state-of-the-art technology telling the life story of King David

A mesmerizing light show at the Tower of David

Enjoy unique times in the city of kings and prophets, where about half of the Bible books were written and most of the stories took place in biblical Jerusalem, a VR experience, and a spectacular night show projected on top of the ancient walls of the City of David.&nbsp;<h3>Tours and attractions for the whole family</h3>Meet Ancient JerusalemThe City of David is located southeast of the Old City, on the Hill of the Ophel near the Western Wall. The ancient city's importance in Bible study makes the City of David the most important archaeological site in the Land of Israel. At this site, archaeological excavations were conducted by countless expeditions. Excavations continue to be carried out in the area and new and fascinating findings are constantly being revealed.Hallelujah: A Spectacular nighttime show in the City of David<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://itraveljerusalem.com/event/city-of-david-night-show/">Hallelujah Fire and Water</a> – This is a spectacular night-time show presented on top of the antiquities of the City of David with first-of-its-kind pyrotechnics in the land of Fire and water. The show combines a fascinating script of the story of Zion's return, revolutionary animation, and an exciting soundtrack. This is an unforgettable multi-sensory experience delivered to the audience by advanced technological means – only in Hallelujah can you go back in time and become part of the exciting story of ancient Jerusalem.Bar Mitzvah and Family Celebrations in the City of DavidHow about a family celebration in a unique atmosphere? The City of David invites you to have an extraordinary experience with unique hosting complexes that combine luxurious boutique design and an atmosphere that can only be found in Jerusalem – in its clear mountain air, stunning landscapes, history, and unforgettable holy atmosphere. The complexes are perfect for weddings, Bar Mitzvah, and Bat Mitzvah ceremonies (including a procession from the Western Wall to the City of David), birthdays, social events, and other joys. Celebrate your special occasion in the place where Jerusalem was born.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/city-of-david-private-events/">Find out the perfect venue for your event.</a>Photos courtesy of the City of David Archive

The City of David

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The birthplace of Jerusalem

<h2>Visit the Holiest Site in the Old City</h2>It is a well-known tradition to write notes of prayer and requests and place them between the cracks of the stones in the Wall. It is also highly recommended to tour the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/western-wall-tunnels/">Western Wall Tunnels</a>, where you can explore the underground rooms and narrow passageways, revealing the full length of the Western Wall, as well as the Chain of Generations Center, where a most moving display of the Jewish chain of generations can be seen by means of spectacular artwork created from layers of glass.&nbsp;Throughout the year, the Western Wall plaza is the natural and inevitable venue for many events and ceremonies, including government ceremonies, swearing-in ceremonies for new IDF recruits, special prayer sessions, and bar mitzvah celebrations.When Herod renovated the Second Temple, built in the first century B.C.E., the Western Wall was one of four huge supporting walls. Herod built a huge courtyard on Mount Moriya, the site of the Temple. In the sixteenth century, when Jewish pilgrimage to the Temple Mount was prohibited, the Western Wall would serve as a place of prayer for the Jews; a symbol of longing for the Temple.&nbsp;The Wall is built from enormous, quarried stones, whose mass ranges between two to five tons. The stones are chiseled in a way that is characteristic of the construction during the times of Herod the Great: A stone frame that is chiseled, smoothed, and slightly sunken, whereas the center of the stone protrudes outward. The original height of the Western Wall was about 30 meters, and it was approximately half a kilometer long, with the bedrock of Jerusalem at its foundation.&nbsp;There were fillings and vaults built in the space between the walls and the mountain, on top of which a paved plaza was constructed with a surface area of 144,000m2, equal to the size of 12 soccer fields.&nbsp;From 1948-1967, when Jerusalem was divided between Israel and the Kingdom of Jordan, access to the Wall for Jews was forbidden, so many would make a pilgrimage to King David’s tomb on Mount Zion, where they could observe the Temple Mount from the roof of the structure, in the hope to return once more to pray at the Western Wall. Following the Six-Day War, masses of people flocked to the Jewish Quarter, and especially the Western Wall. A short time thereafter, the homes in the Mughrabi Quarter that were built alongside the Wall were destroyed and a prayer plaza was constructed.

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The Western Wall, considered the most sacred site for prayer and religious and national gatherings, has a magnetic appeal for the Jewish people. Many tourists, visitors, and worshippers visit the site, which is one of the most popular and highly recommended attractions in Jerusalem.

Visit the most sacred place in Jewish history

This is the place of Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. Visiting it is the trip's highlight for many tourists visiting the Land of Israel and Jerusalem.&nbsp;<h2>The last stop on Jesus' journey in one of the most magnificent churches in the old city&nbsp;</h2>The last stations on the path of Christ's suffering are within the church - from the ninth station to the fourteenth station. The church is located in the Christian quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem, at the end of the "Via Dolorosa" ("Path of Agony"). You can find a site between the church walls identified as the Golgotha Hill, mentioned in the New Testament.&nbsp;The church’s entrance courtyard mostly belongs to the three major factions that own it: the Latins, the Armenians, and the Greeks. In it, liturgical activity takes place, mainly during Easter. For example, on Holy Thursday, the washing of the feet by the Orthodox Patriarch takes place in the courtyard in memory of the washing of the disciples' feet by Jesus during the Last Supper. The visit to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher is the trip's highlight for many tourists visiting Israel and Jerusalem.&nbsp;<h2>About the history of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre&nbsp;</h2>The front of the church was designed during the Crusader period. In the past, transoms were decorated with cruciform reliefs above the entrance arches. These are now in the Rockefeller Museum. The bell tower on the left was also built during the Crusader period.&nbsp;The church was built in the fourth century by Emperor Constantine, who accepted Christianity and made it the religion of the Roman Empire. The emperor's mother, St. Helena, walked around the Holy Land and identified the sites where the events mentioned in the New Testament occurred. Helena identified this place as the place of 'Golgotha' where Jesus was crucified, and next to it the tomb of Joseph the Mount of Olives, who made it possible for Jesus to be buried after he was removed from the cross.&nbsp;In the 13th century, Muslim families received the responsibility for opening the church and the keys to the church. They are still responsible for the keys to the church, for opening it at dawn and locking it at sunset.&nbsp;In the 19th century, a status quo agreement was established between the different factions, defining the rights of prayer and the authority of the various factions in the church.&nbsp;Over the years, many changes were made to the church, which received its current form during the Crusader period. When it was built in the Byzantine period, it was larger and was called the 'Church of the Resurrection', to emphasize precisely the resurrection of Jesus.

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The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is the most sacred site for millions of Christian believers

The place of Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and resurrection

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Among the events, exhibitions, and exhibits at the Hansen House:<ul><li>An integrated exhibition led by designer Shachar Kedem in collaboration with the Natural History Museum examines the response of local artists to the act of taxidermy, influencing nature and other aspects of the complex relationship between humans and their surroundings.</li><li>Dr. Jonathan Ventura and Galit Bo are curating an exhibition on a mobilized design that will reveal how objects and consumer products are harnessed as mechanisms for spreading social messages.</li><li>TYPOMANIA, a group of graphic designers from Moscow presents works by designers from all over the world as part of an exhibition of posters dedicated to discussing truth and falsehood.</li><li>The "Matchmaker" project will deal with urban—Jerusalem mythologies, managed by the new matchmakers Noa Rich and Yochai Alush. The project brings together designers, storytellers, and guides from Jerusalem who will discuss iconic buildings throughout the city and create new and surprising memories of the places, the people, and the stories behind them.&nbsp;</li></ul>The spaces of the design and research academies will function as shop windows; an avenue of pavilions of prophets and fortune-tellers will offer passers-by false and true predictions about their future. &nbsp; Throughout the Hansen House, there will be additional exhibits and events dedicated to manipulation, man-machine, wizardry in design, propaganda, and more. &nbsp;

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Participate and be impressed and inspired by design exhibitions by local and international activists, and take part in unique events and installations. &nbsp;Every year, festival guests will enjoy dozens of exhibitions, installations, events, and unique projects featuring dozens of local and international designers. &nbsp;The theme of this year's event is "Lies and Falsehoods" a phenomenon that accompanies us from the dawn of humanity, from Adam and Eve in Paradise, to the present day.&nbsp; While this topic was always prevalent in human cultures, nowadays it has gained an unprecedented momentum.&nbsp; The digital age has brought about a fundamental undermining of all that is considered to be authentic and the truth.&nbsp; &nbsp;Fake news, deepfake, and deliberate deception have become an integral part of our reality. &nbsp;As part of Jerusalem Design Week 2023, his role will be discussed by the designers.&nbsp; &nbsp;Among others, the event will examine the meaning of illusions – through works that hide the truth and create parallel realities.&nbsp; &nbsp;Other creations are dedicated to discovery and exposure, along with the possibility of truth and authenticity in the form of lies and falsehood. Design Week hosts exhibitions and encourages outstanding collaborations between artists and cultural institutions.

Jerusalem Design Week 2023

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Participate and be impressed and inspired by design exhibitions by local and international activists.

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Jerusalem International Film Festival 2023: The 40th edition of the festival is on!&nbsp;During the festival, over 200 films from 50 countries will be screened. Award-winning contests will be held with international teams of judges. Film lovers will be able to meet with filmmakers from Israel and the globe. Professionals from the industry are welcome to participate in special events. The festival will feature premiers of much-anticipated works, along with daily shows and screenings in the various neighborhoods of the city, and of course – the festive and impressive opening night of the festival.&nbsp;Additionally, some films will be screened free of charge on large trucks that will arrive in all the neighborhoods around the city. The lawn of the Cinematheque will turn into a party venue, with pizzas and cold beer that will be served to the guests until the wee hours. The Jerusalem Film Festival attracts over 70,000 guests annually, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.&nbsp;The Jerusalem Cinematheque invites you to immerse yourself in magnificent films. Experience the most exciting, high-quality festival in the country!&nbsp;

International Film Festival 2023

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The 40th edition of the International Film Festival is launching on July 13th. It will start with a special opening night at the Sultans Pool and in front of 5,000 spectators, attended by important figures of the film industry in Israel and the world.

The largest film festival in Israel

<h2>A Thrilling Audiovisual Show</h2>The show offers visitors a fantastic nighttime experience in a light show projected on top of the City of David antiquities, renewed with new exciting content and pyrotechnics combining fire and water effects – a view you will not forget! The show employs the beautiful backdrop of the Old City, the Mount of Olives, Mount Scopus, the Kidron Valley, and the slopes of the City of David.<h2>More Details</h2>The performance takes about an hour and allows you to combine the unique feel of the night performance with this magical evening in Jerusalem—free shuttle service from the First Station Complex parking.

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The <a target="_blank" rel="noopener">City of David</a> invites you to an unforgettable nighttime experience – "Hallelujah." This unique and exciting show tells the story of ancient Jerusalem and brings it back to life with groundbreaking technology, on top of antiquities and in the open night air. And now, the show returns with new fascinating content and pyrotechnics combining fire and water effects – for a truly breathtaking experience!&nbsp;

Halleluya , The Nighttime Show

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The City of David invites you to an unforgettable nighttime experience – "Hallelujah." This unique and exciting show tells the story of ancient Jerusalem and brings it back to life with groundbreaking technology.

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Get to know a wide variety of world-class restaurants

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The O2 restaurant is a result of a collaboration between Inbal Hotel and the local Mona group, led by the chefs Moshiko Gamlieli and Itamar Navon. Their conjoined efforts created a menu that emphasizes the traditional Jerusalem with its modern version. The restaurant serves high-quality meats, skewers, fresh fish, vegetables, and authentic meat dishes crafted with minimalism and precision, all served in the most original and meticulous manner.Additionally, the restaurant houses a stylish cocktail bar that serves unique and high-quality drinks in the most festive environment. Next to the cocktails, there are bears and wines served with a rich and delicious menu, composed of meals that were meant to go along with drinks. The guests may also enjoy an impressive, well-designed private room for the purpose of private and business events of up to 10 diners. The restaurant offers sitting areas in the inner space, or out in the open, on a balcony that overlooks over breathtaking views.<h2>Private and business events at O2 restaurant and Inbal Hotel</h2>The chef and the staff of the restaurant will be happy to host you in one of the elegant events halls and rooms of the hotel. The place perfectly suits private events – weddings, bar or bat mitzvah, Shabat Hatan, and others. We’re also well equipped for hosting business events of any scale, including international conferences, small gatherings, training seminars, etc.You’ll enjoy not only the fine food of the O2 restaurant but also the advanced audio-visual equipment and all kinds of technological means required for a successful event. The trained and experienced staff of the hotel will take care of all the small details and guarantee perfect celebrations without any tackles. “Zion” hall is one of the biggest conference halls in the city, it can host up to 550 sitting guests, of 650 guests in a cocktail event. This is a modular hall that can be divided into up to 4 separate spaces. It also has two lobbies. The hotel’s customers include large companies and entities, including El-Al, the Jewish Agency, the annual presidential conference, the Government Press Office, and SMX Israel.

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The O2 restaurant at Inbal Hotel is your place to enjoy contemporary and meticulous Jerusalem cuisine led by chef Nimrod Norman. The rich menu is inspired by the colorful markets of Jerusalem and the varied culinary history of the city, characterized by l

Enjoy perfect contemporary Jerusalem cuisine at O2

Best Hummus in Jerusalem

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Get to know our five favorites in the field of hummus in the city

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Your tour we start with a visit to Mount Olives. You will travel&nbsp;through the Old City of Jerusalem where we will see the Byzantine Cardo, the Kotel, the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa, the Stations of the Cross and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. from there you will continue to a visit at the Holocaust Museum Yad Vashem.&nbsp;Tour ends in Jerusalem (other drop-off points available on request, payment not included).

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Your tour we start with a visit to Mount Olives. You will travel through the Old City of Jerusalem where we will see the Byzantine Cardo, the Kotel, the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa, the Stations of the Cross and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. &nbsp;From there you will continue to a visit at the Holocaust Museum Yad Vashem. You tour ends in Jerusalem (other drop-off points available on request, payment not included).

Jerusalem Old and New Day Tour

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Visit the Old City's Christian highlights, Mount Olives, and visit Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust museum

Explore Jerusalem Old and New highlights

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Take a great opportunity to indulge yourself in the curing waters of the Dead Sea, the lowest place on earth, visiting Masada fortress, and learning about its inspiring history on this 1 day tour.

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 	<li>Head down to the Dead Sea, Judean desert area</li>
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Masada & Dead Sea Day Tour

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Visit the curing waters of the Dead Sea and Masada Fortress

Visit the curing waters of the Dead Sea and Masada

Ride around Jerusalem in the city’s only double-decker bus, run by Egged and City Tour. This hop-on hop-off tour bus has an open roof above and air conditioning below. It is appropriate for all ages and it passes around many of Jerusalem’s most important attractions during its two-hour route and with the purchase of the daily ticket, you can get off and back on at any of the 28 stops.<h2>The Tour</h2><h3>Languages</h3>Explanations are given simultaneously in eight different languages via headphones at every seat. The languages are: English, Hebrew, Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Russian and Italian.<h3>Bus stops and main attractions</h3>Some of the stops include: Mahane Yehuda Market Givat Hatachmoshet Augusta Victoria Lions Gate City of David Dung Gate Mount Zion Jaffa Gate Safra Square (Jerusalem Municipality) King David Street (King David Hotel, YMCA, etc.) Haas Promenade Biblical Zoo Herzl Museum Yad Vashem Israel Museum and Bible Lands Museum The Knesset The Supreme Court<h2>&nbsp;</h2><h2>Details</h2><h3>Tickets</h3>The panoramic tour is a ticket for doing the complete two-hour circuit without getting off the bus. The daily ticket allows you to hop-on hop-off as you please.&nbsp;<ul><li>Panoramic tour: 60 ILS for adults, 48 ILS for children and veteran residents (no hop-on hop-off)&nbsp;</li><li>Daily ticket: 80 ILS for adults, 68 ILS for children and veteran residents&nbsp;</li><li>24-hour ticket: 100 ILS for adults, 80 ILS for children and veteran residents&nbsp;</li><li>Two-day ticket: 130 ILS for adults, 110 ILS for children and veteran residents You can buy tickets from the bus driver by cash or credit card.</li></ul>&nbsp;<h3>Time table</h3><ul><li>Tour length: 2 hours&nbsp;</li><li>Sunday-Thursday: 9:00 am-6:00 pm&nbsp;</li><li>Friday and the eve of holidays: the bus runs three times at 9:00 am, 11:00 am and 1:30 pm The bus does not run on Jewish holidays and Saturdays. For a group it is possible to rent the whole bus. Call for details. Please check the time table on the website for the most up to date information.&nbsp;</li></ul>For more information: 050-842-2473, for group tours:&nbsp;050-220-2882

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Tour bus around many of Jerusalem’s most important attractions during its two-hour route with stops at 28 landmarks around the city.

See Jerusalem’s most important attractions

Our tour begins on the Mount of Olives (Har HaZeitim) where we have a panoramic view across the holy city of Jerusalem. From this elevated point we have the ancient Jewish cemetery beneath us and beyond that the Old City with the shining Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount. As we look down on the Old City it is easy to imagine the Second Temple which once stood on the Temple Mount and the bustling ancient city as it would have been almost 2000 years ago.

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<ul><li>Enter the Old City and follow the Byzantine Cardo through the Jewish Quarter</li><li>Pay a visit to the Western Wall</li><li>Take the Via Dolorosa following in Jesus’ footsteps passing the Stations of the Cross</li><li>Glance at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, where Jesus is believed to have been crucified</li><li>Tour ends in Jerusalem (other drop-off points available on request, payment not included)</li></ul>

Old City of Jerusalem, Half Day Tour

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Enjoy memorable panoramic views across the holy city of Jerusalem on a walking tour through the highlights of one of the most sacred and majestic spots in the world.

Memorable views across the holy city of Jerusalem

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Enjoy our classic, most popular easy rider tour of the Old City. See it with our eyes and fall in love with these narrow alleys and ancient buildings and walls! We’ll begin our tour at the First Station, a wonderful site of a restored ancient train station in the heart of Jerusalem.&nbsp;Next, we’ll drive towards the King David Hotel and the YMCA building, right next to the Old Train Station Compound, cross Teddy’s park and continue to Jaffa Gate. There we’ll ride next to the Old City Walls, admiring the view and towards the New Gate leading to the Christian Quarter. We’ll take the route through picturesque narrow alleys and enjoy the vantage point of the Tower of David to enjoy the view of both Eastern and Western Jerusalem. This will conclude the first part of the tour.&nbsp;From here we’ll explore Yemin Moshe and Mishkenot Sha’ananim neighborhoods. We’ll observe the unique rooftops of these old streets, enjoying the most breathtaking view of the city, including the Walls, the Valley, the Montefiore windmill, Begin Center, and the unforgettable architecture of Jerusalem. Afterward, we’ll go back to the First Station, with a short stop at the Lion's Fountain.

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Classic Old City Easy-Rider tour

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Enjoy our classic fun Easy-Rider tour of the Old City. A unique experience riding advanced vehicles, and enjoying the astonishing views of one of the most enchanting cities in the world

Enjoy our classic Easy Rider tour of the Old City

This meaningful tour takes you through the history and highlights of Jerusalem’s Old City and gives you a special chance to visit the birthplace of Christianity.&nbsp;A breathtaking panoramic view over Jerusalem.&nbsp;<h3 style="text-align:justify;">Highlights&nbsp;</h3><ul><li>A memorable trip to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Via Dolorosa and other Christian landmarks.</li><li>Follow the Byzantine Cardo, an ancient main road which runs through the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem</li><li>Take a look at the Wailing Wall and then follow the sacred route Jesus took carrying his cross along the Via Dolorosa – the Way of Sorrows</li><li>Visit the Basilica of the Holy Sepulcher where Jesus was crucified and where his burial tomb is located</li><li>Take a stroll through the bazaars of the Christian and Muslim Quarters before departing for BethlehemPay a visit to the Church of the Nativity and Saint Catherine Church</li></ul>

Highlights of Jerusalem and Bethlehem Day Tour

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This meaningful tour takes you through the history and highlights of Jerusalem’s Old City and gives you a special chance to visit the birthplace of Christianity. A breathtaking panoramic view over Jerusalem.

Visit the birthplace of Christianity

Our tour starts on the Mount of Olives were we visit the Church of the Ascension. The church marks the spot where Jesus ascended to heaven and there is a rock with an imprinted footprint thought to be where Jesus stood before his ascension (Luke 24:50 – 51). The original church built here was in 390 but most of the chapel building we see today is from the Crusader period (1150).Available Languages: English

Tour Jerusalem in the Footsteps of Jesus

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Join a spiritual tour through Christian history 

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<h2>An unforgettable stay in the heart of Jerusalem</h2>Isrotel is proud to present a new luxurious accommodation, towering over nine stores of 230 incredible rooms equipped with accordance with the highest standards of hospitality. Located in proximity to the main attraction sites of the city, the Orient hotel is precisely what you need to enjoy the perfect stay in the most fascinating city ever. During your stay, you can easily visit the Old City, the Western Wall, Mahane Yehuda Market, The First Station mall, Mishkenot Sha‘ananim, the Sultan’s Pool, and other incredible gems of Jerusalem. What’s stands out in this new accommodation, is the special design that falls in line with the most advanced modern architecture, combined with oriental and symbolic of Jerusalem, crafted with fine raw materials of natural stone, glass, and wood. This gives the hotel its special and unforgettable vibe.&nbsp;The place also offers a wide events hall, sprawled over 800 square meters, a leisure area located on the roof with a swimming pool, and a fine restaurant. Don’t miss the opportunity to relax and contribute to your health in the spa of the hotel, including sauna, gym, jacuzzi, a designated lounge for relaxation, and more. The hotel offers an adjoined paid parking lot. The new Isrotel Orient Jerusalem offers a new level of leisure of unmet quality and a VIP atmosphere of the highest level, including excellent facilities and numerous surprises for the guests.

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<h2 style="text-align:justify;">Indulge in Romance at Alegra</h2>The hotel is situated in an ancient and historic house that was left as evidence of an inspiring love story that took place in Jerusalem during the 1920's.The hotel offers spacious and exclusive guestrooms and suites that feature pampering marble bathes, king-size beds, Egyptian cotton bedding, espresso machines, art books, and many more stylish perks and amenities.<h2 style="text-align:justify;">Spa &amp; Relax</h2>In addition, the hotel offers spa and wellness facilities. You will find a stylish indoor spa with a rich treatment menu. There are also sunbathing spots, wet sauna, and a plunge pool where you can relax after a healthy spa session and enjoy the beautiful garden and the view of the Jerusalem Hills.<h2 style="text-align:justify;">Host Events at Alegra</h2>Looking for a unique venue for your private event? Alegra Boutique Hotel hosts private and business events of up to 80 guests with customized menus. When it's warm, you can also celebrate at the magical garden and rooftop. The hotel is open to buyouts for an unforgettable experience.

Alegra Boutique Hotel

Located just a stone's throw away from Jerusalem, at the picturesque Ein Karem village, Alegra Hotel is a luxurious boutique hotel that offers the most romantic experience one can only imagine.

a luxurious boutique hotel in Ein Karem

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