Attractions in Jerusalem
Check out the hundreds of attractions in and around Jerusalem. From internationally renowned institutions like the Israel Museum and Yad Vashem to holy and historical sites such as the Western Wall, Dome of the Rock and Church of the Holy Sepulchre, you’ll find all the information you need right here.
Recommended Things to Do in Jerusalem
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Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi is an institute of research, culture and education, established by a 1969 Knesset law. The institution... Read more
One of the most important venues in the city for Jewish-Israeli cultural events and educational programming Read more
Enjoy the perfect relaxing experience at one of the leading rural country clubs in Israel! Read more
Choose your favorite track and embark on a jour of agriculture, culture and history, just a few minutes away... Read more
Take advantage of the great weather and have a perfect picnic or rent a bike and tour the beautiful... Read more
Discover evidence and remains dated back to the First Temple period and up until the Byzantine period in Israel.... Read more
Beautiful view of Jerusalem Mountains from Yair Lookout - a memorial site designed by artist Ran Morin. Read more
Alegra Hotel Spa is located in the picturesque Ein Karem neighborhood, offering indulgent spa treatments for singles and couples.... Read more
The Austrian Hospice is an impressive hospice for pilgrims, established in 1863. The hospice was built in an important... Read more
The Armenian Church is ancient. The church is located in the Armenian Quarter, which was built as a monastery... Read more
The Khalidi Library is an impressive building in the Shalshelet St., built in 1246 and renovated in the 14th... Read more
The Ecce Homo Arch is an impressive arch made of stone, built above the Via Dolorosa Street. This ancient... Read more
On both sides of the alley stands the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, the oldest of Jerusalem’s Patriarchates. Its flags can... Read more
This arch is decorated with a “pillow” decoration, located in the Christian Quarter Road, at the heart of the... Read more
This place serves as the abode of the representative of the Greek Catholic Patriarchate (which is situated in Damascus),... Read more
The three alleys are narrow and roofed- The Butchers’ Market, the Perfume Market and the Goldsmiths’ Market. These alleys... Read more
This is a wide compound, housing the representative of the Vatican in the Holy Land, the Latin patriarch. The... Read more
The Avtimus Market was built by the Greek Orthodox Church in the beginning of the 20th century as a... Read more
Khan Al Sultan is an ancient Khan in which merchants, pilgrims and passers-by used to stay. It is estimated... Read more
This is an impressive market built during the 14th century, in the days of the Mameluke Emir Tankiz. It... Read more