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&nbsp;You can visit the museum, experience changing exhibitions, and watch spectacular shows throughout the year. In addition, the museum hosts cultural events, tours, and unique art exhibitions.The activities at the Tower of David are suitable for Israelis and tourists of any age, regardless of religion, race, gender, or nationality. They give visitors an unusual experience through which they can get to know, learn, and understand the city's long and fascinating tale. The Tower of David Museum and its impressive archaeological findings unfold the story of the city over three thousand years of history.&nbsp;The mysterious and impressive Kishle building, located next to the citadel, provides visitors with a glimpse of selected chapters in the city's history, such as the stories of Hezekiah's wall, Herod's palace, the Ottoman walls, and the British detention center. The ancient and beautifully restored citadel stands at the main entrance to the old city, Jaffa Gate, which carries a deep symbolic meaning between ancient and modern Jerusalem.<h2>New in the museum</h2>The Tower of David Museum is now reopened after an extensive upgrade that included the preservation of the ancient citadel, the renovation of the minaret - the iconic symbol of Jerusalem, the construction of a new entrance pavilion and a museum store, the renewal of infrastructure, improved accessibility in the citadel, and the most prominent highlight: a new permanent display of 10 galleries, integrating Innovative technology, interactive exhibits, archaeological finds, and ancient objects. The ticket to the museum includes a visit to the new permanent display, guided tours around the museum, entrance to the mo at and Kishla, a climb to the Phasael tower - 360° view of Jerusalem, and a stroll through the citadel courtyard.An audio guide and disposable headphones are provided to the visitors.Jerusalem from a bird's eye view: Join a new tour that will take you on an adventure within historical models that present Jerusalem's timeline. The new tour will allow an open-air tour through the spacious citadel courtyard and invite visitors to get to know Jerusalem and discover how it has changed throughout history. The tour includes unique historical models of Jerusalem that describe the changes in the capital over thousands of years. Among the models, you can find a large, rare, detailed model of Jerusalem in the 19th century inside a 1500-year-old cistern. Along the tour, you will stop at points of interest and remains from different periods discovered in archaeological excavations in the citadel.&nbsp;Admission includes an audio guide and disposable headphones.&nbsp;The mystery of Herod's Palace and the Kishle: A new tour that invites visitors to a fascinating journey into Jerusalem's past. Come and observe the significant events and stories that shaped history: A journey beginning in the citadel complex and continuing to the trench complex and the Kishle. In 1999, the Antiquities Authority carried out an extensive archaeological excavation in the Kishle and revealed the city's secrets from the days of the First Temple to the present day. Now the site is open for independent visits for the first time. The tour passes through the remains of King Herod's palace, a Jewish factory from the Middle Ages, and the detention center in Kishle. It includes rare findings, fascinating stories, and testimonies. Admission includes an audio guide and disposable headphones.<h2>The night shows at the Tower of David&nbsp;</h2>The night shows at the Tower of David are a multi-sensory, breathtaking experience of sights and sounds. The citadel's walls and the archaeological remains in its courtyard are used as a setting for an impressive performance, unfolding Jerusalem's historical story using cutting-edge technologies and original music. The show "King David" reviews King David's history, intertwined with Jerusalem's history, and tells the story using innovative technology.&nbsp;The show is an immersive and spectacular journey within the great historical drama of King David - builder and founder of Jerusalem. The show "The Night Vision" is a powerful and experiential audiovisual show like no other that tells the story of Jerusalem with pictures and images projected on the ancient walls, the archaeological ruins, and the hidden paths of the citadel. The Night Spectacular and the King David Show are for speakers of all languages. The shows are shown twice a week at the moment.&nbsp;An entrance ticket to the museum does not include entry to the night shows. Tickets for the night show - King David and The Night Vision can be purchased separately. The entrance to the museum is from David Garden – the Western entrance to the Tower of David, adjacent to Jaffa Gate, at the end of Mamilla Boulevard. For more information about accessibility, don't hesitate to get in touch with 072-3290715

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The Tower of David Museum is one of Jerusalem's distinct symbols representing thousands of years of history.

Experience exhibitions and spectacular night shows

<h2>Absorb culture and art at the Israel Museum</h2>The Israel Museum offers a variety of attractions for the whole family: the entrance ticket to the museum will allow you to wander through the international art garden and all permanent and special exhibitions currently displayed. In addition to world-class exhibits of great importance to art, archeology, Jewish culture, and art, the museum also offers exhibits for the whole family and activities for all ages during the holidays.&nbsp;The entrance includes a digital guide with explanations of the exhibitions and displays. A game app following a journey between Jewish communities worldwide will accompany visitors to the galleries presenting Jewish culture and art.<h2>What awaits you at the Israel Museum?</h2>Shrine of the Book and the second temple modelShrine of the Book hosts exhibits among humanity’s most important archaeological discoveries: the Judean Desert scrolls. The scrolls are the oldest biblical manuscripts in the world, written from the 2nd century BC to the 1st century AD.&nbsp;Next to the shrine is a model of Jerusalem in the Second Temple era, one of the fascinating additions to the museum. The model recreates the city in 66 AD, the year of great rebellion against the Roman Empire, eventually destroying the city and the temple.&nbsp;The International Art Garden&nbsp;The Billy Rose International Art Garden is considered one of the most beautiful sculpture gardens in the world. It was designed by the Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi, and it is a meeting point for different cultures - East and West, in front of the dramatic landscapes of Jerusalem. The collection of sculptures on display in the garden includes the works of Henry Moore, Menashe Cadishman, Pablo Picasso, Claes Oldenburg, August Rodin, James Turrell, and other leading artists.&nbsp;The Archeology Galleries&nbsp;The Land of Israel has been home to many people for about a million years. The permanent display of the archeology galleries in the museum is dedicated to these people and cultures, which serves as a unique display of the rich and fascinating local archaeological heritage. The archeology collection of the Land of Israel, displayed in the galleries, is one of the finest worldwide due to its quality and scope.&nbsp;The exhibition takes the visitor on an in-depth journey like no other along the path of the land’s history. This journey begins in prehistoric times – and ends at the beginning of the Ottoman period. Historical events that changed the face of humanity, cultural achievements, technological innovations, and artistic creativity are presented in the galleries through thousands of antique items, many of which are one-of-a-kind. In doing so, you can glimpse the lifestyles, beliefs, and perceptions of people of the land and its rulers in distant times.&nbsp;The art galleries&nbsp;The art galleries display artworks from Western and Eastern cultures from all periods. Their redesign highlights the connections between the works created in Europe from the 16th until the 19th century and between modern art pieces, including Israeli art, contemporary art, African, American Oceania, and Asian art, photography, drawings and prints, design, and architecture. The exhibition highlights the affinities and common themes between works from different times and places worldwide and common issues of human culture.&nbsp;The galleries for Jewish art and culture&nbsp;From the Middle Ages to modern days, the story of Jewish communities is revealed to the public through a large selection of holy and sacred objects in the galleries of Jewish art and culture. The exhibits were used by members of Jewish communities from many regions, including North Central Asia, Africa, Europe, and Israel. The artistic styles in which they were created and the different uses of the objects and materials reveal similarities and differences among the customs and traditions of Jewish communities. In doing so, they draw a rich picture of communities’ lives, in which individuals were intertwined with the community and the sacred with daily activities.

The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

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The Israel Museum, ranked among the world's leading museums, invites you to an outstanding visit with a unique atmosphere.

Ranked among the leading museums in the world

Meet Ancient Jerusalem, the City of David National Park, with a variety of attractions and tours that you won't find anywhere else.&nbsp;<h3>Tours and attractions for the whole family</h3>The 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>Learn more about <a href="/activity/group-activities-at-the-city-of-david">group activities at the City of David</a>.Photos courtesy of the City of David Archive

The City of David

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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.

The birthplace of Jerusalem

<h2>Israel’s Most Visited Attraction</h2>The zoo lies within a pastoral valley in southwestern Jerusalem and provides its resident animals with living conditions at international standards. At the zoo, you will find a variety of experiential activities for children and adults, alongside rich information on every one of the animals living there.&nbsp;The Biblical Zoo focuses on maintaining a zoological collection with good living conditions and developing and facilitating educational activities to bring the public closer to nature conservation and wildlife protection. The zoo promotes social involvement, conducts research, and participates in national and international projects of conservation, breeding, and returning animals to the wild. It does all this while creating a place for enriching leisure within an atmosphere that emphasizes the values of nature.<h2>Get acquainted with animals. Enjoy a precious green space.</h2>The Biblical Zoo spreads over 400 dunams of land and houses dozens of spectacular animal exhibits. They present nature’s biodiversity along with a system of pools, a manmade lake, whose water is purified and recycled, grassy areas, and plenty of shaded green spots. At the zoo, you will find an enchanting location for children, including a petting zoo and a living classroom, where you can encounter and get acquainted with various animals up close, as well as an ecological playground.<h2>Special Tours</h2>The zoo offers a variety of special tours throughout the year, including behind-the-scenes tours at various exhibits, an overnight tour, and personal guided tours for groups and individuals. Details and registration are available on the zoo’s website. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener">To guarantee the visit, tickets must be ordered in advance through the zoo's homepage&gt;&gt;</a>

Jerusalem Biblical Zoo

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The Biblical Zoo has become Israel’s most visited attraction, thanks to its unique Jerusalem atmosphere and its zoological collection like no other in Israel.

The most visited attraction in Israel

<h2>Visit an Exquisite Archeological Park</h2>You will find archaeological finds and displays from the First&amp; Second Temple periods: the ancient city wall, the Temple’s staircase, a preserved ancient street, ritual immersion baths, and stores.A unique experience on the walls of ancient Jerusalem. During your visit to the archaeological park, you can walk along the walls of the Old City and enjoy a breathtaking view of southern Jerusalem – a rare opportunity to see the city’s origins, understand its historic structure, and admire stunning landscapes.In addition, you are invited to visit the new museum in the Davidson Center! In the museum, we will get to know Jerusalem from different angles, the story of the Menorah, and the pilgrims in the Second Temple. You can also join <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://travelrova.co.il/language/en/the-archeological-garden-davidson-center/">a new tour of the museum and the garden</a>.<h2 style="text-align:justify;">Events at the Davidson Center</h2>If you're planning on hosting an event and looking for a unique location with a professional and knowledgeable staff, the Davidson Center is the right choice for you. From private events, such as weddings and Bar/Bat Mitzvahs to conferences, product launches and ceremonies -this place hosts all kinds of events. As an extra value, you can also include in the program of your event educational activities and tours around the Old City and the Jerusalem Archaeological Park. Davidson Center can accommodate events of up to 1000 guests.<h2 style="text-align:justify;">Davidson Center History</h2>Davidson Center is home to some of the most intriguing and important archaeological finds from the Second Temple period. Researchers have discovered a wide and impressive street nearby the Western Wall. Apparently, this street used to be the area's main street and was visited frequently by pilgrims, tourists, and sages such as Rabbi Yohanan ben Zakkai and Rabbi Akiva. Walk the street's paving stones and immerse yourself in the story of ancient Jerusalem where thousands of Jews walked 2000 years ago, making their way to Temple Mount. Walking the street, you will also notice huge stones. These stones were knocked from the walls of Temple Mount and have been lying there ever since.Another impressive discovery is a drainage channel which was found under the street, containing rare finds from the days of the destruction of Jerusalem. This channel used to be the place where ancient warriors escaped to, hoping to find shelter from the Romans. While you're there, explore the Southern Wall where you'll find an ancient staircase leading to Temple Mount. This is how the pilgrim entered the Temple.In addition, the Davidson Center houses a museum with all of the site's most significant finds that were discovered during excavation work in the area. Some of these exciting discoveries include remains from the Byzantine period, proving the existence of Jews in Jerusalem during a period of time when they were not allowed to live inside the city. Another interesting attraction you will find inside the museum is a 3D model of Jerusalem where you can walk around, visualizing the pilgrims' experience - Temporarily closed due to renovations.

The Jerusalem Archaeological Park - Davidson Center

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Davidson Center, the Jerusalem Archaeological Park, is located nearby the Western Wall in the Old City. Davidson Center is one of Jerusalem’s top tourist attractions due to its historical and archeological significance and, of course, its beauty

Visit an exquisite archeological park

<h2>Come and Explore the World of Science in an Interactive Way</h2>At the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem, accessibility is promoted and ensured. All visitors are entitled to enjoy equal, full, and convenient access to all museum services and facilities.<h2>Exhibitions at the Science Museum</h2>Illusions – an exhibition that confuses the mind with fascinating displays exploring the definition of illusion.Why Buildings Don’t Fall – join a journey of discovery through beams and cantilevers, following the art of human construction.A Lever for Discovery – an exhibition that helps you understand how machines and simple tools enable us to get much more out of the strength in our bodies.All About Sound – a family-friendly experience where visitors learn about a fascinating blend of science, music, and technology through hands-on, inspiring activities. For full details about the All About Sound exhibition, visit the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://qrco.de/bgZkyN">Science Museum website &gt;&gt;</a>The exhibits and activities are suitable for all visitors and for all ages, with options for special groups, events, and birthday parties by prior arrangement.For details regarding accessibility, please contact us at: +972-72-3932797.

Jerusalem Science Museum

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The Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem offers hands-on exhibitions where the whole family can explore, experiment, and discover the wonders of science. An interactive space that invites curiosity – and yes, you’re allowed to touch!

Discover the joy of science in a family experience

The different peoples who lived in the region and the empires that ruled over it had constantly changed throughout history, and they shaped the backbone of contemporary Western culture. The peoples of the biblical lands have developed our understanding of science and technology, language and writing, economics, commerce, faith, and religion.&nbsp;The Biblical Lands Museum invites you to explore various exhibitions to familiarize you with the cultures and peoples who ruled and flourished in the region – Egypt, Sumer, Babylon, Assyrian, Canaan, Persia, Greece, and Rome. The variety of ancient cultures surrounding Israel also puts into perspective its current reality.&nbsp;The Land of Israel, with Jerusalem as its center and capital, has always served as a bridge between the great cultures of the past and a path through which people, armies, goods, and even ideas, perceptions, and beliefs have passed. Every culture has left its mark on our landscape and culture and left countless treasures underground. The museum serves the purpose of accentuating these bridges and connections throughout the history of this remarkable region. The Biblical Lands Museum in Jerusalem invites you to join a fascinating tour that will guide us through the roots of the Israeli people, as well as the place where humanity, as we know it today, was born.<h2>Regular Activities at the Bible Lands Museum</h2><ul><li>The Biblical Lands Museum offers daily tours in Hebrew and English. The tour takes you through the museum's permanent exhibit.</li><li>Digital experience at the museum – there will also be tutorials and games on your smartphone that will enrich your visit. The digital activity includes various independent activities suitable for all ages and a digital guide to exhibitions. Activation information is available at the museum box office. No extra charge.</li></ul>

The Bible Lands Museum

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The Biblical Lands Museum in Jerusalem invites you to experience firsthand the history of ancient Middle East cultures. These cultures laid many of the foundations for the world we live in today.

Experience the history of Middle East cultures

Experience the interactive charm of the museum, where visitors can delight in an hour-long sound and light show showcasing Herzl's profound vision for the Jewish world. As highlighted on the museum's website, Herzl's remarkable achievements serve as a testament to the strength of his vision, inspiring visitors to feel empowered as they connect with his enduring legacy.The museum invites the visitor into Herzl’s life, from Paris and the Dreyfus trial, through the Zionist Congresses in Basel until his early death at the age of 44. The highlight of the tour and the closer of the museum is where visitors are given an awe-inspiring view of the accomplishments of the Jewish state, despite the many difficulties and hardships. It raises the question of whether Herzl’s famous quote, “If you will it, it is no dream,” has come to fruition or is still coming true.The museum is situated on Mount Herzl, Israel's Memorial Mountain, close to Herzl’s gravesite and the graves of many other leaders of Israel and the military cemetery.

The Herzl Museum

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Discover the Herzl Museum, celebrating 100 years of the legacy of Theodor Herzl, the visionary behind the modern Zionist movement. Dive into his fascinating life and contributions in a welcoming and accessible museum.

Learn about Herzl's life vision

Things To Do Around The Inbal Hotel

The Inbal Hotel's 12-year continuous tradition of soups is back. Throughout the winter months, you can enjoy an open buffet offering a variety of soups. The event takes place during the winter months as an all-you-can-eat, self-service format, offering different types of soups daily, rustic breads, bruschetta, Parmesan cheese, soup almonds (shkedei marak), croutons, dips, seeds, and many more toppings and surprises for a total price of 105 NIS per person. Also suitable for vegetarians, with soups and toppings available for vegans as well.The Soup Festival takes place from November 3 to March 3, Sunday to Thursday between 12:00pm - 10:00pm

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Soup Festival 2026 events will be updated soon. Meanwhile, you can take a look at the last year's events. 


The Soup Festival at the Inbal Hotel

<ul><li data-list-item-id="eed48d21def4433bff7889c633b0e1fab">The food is dairy - kosher</li><li data-list-item-id="ed174bd46cdb68d6a426fd42a1c4c5c97">Entry by advance reservation only</li><li data-list-item-id="e1523b6ab4c1ea7d2508b0334678d9558">Free parking at the hotel is based on availability</li></ul>

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<ul><li data-list-item-id="e36525d3aae135a939b9f38ee90031802">Lunch: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM | ₪95</li><li data-list-item-id="ecef1bd86757fe386e782a6a9dd040738">Dinner: 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM | ₪105</li><li data-list-item-id="ed9f7181f80ddef77c957d942c36b43b0">Last table reservation: 9:30 PM</li><li data-list-item-id="eecf22a6e31154cb146cff08784e318e0">Drinks and desserts are available at an additional charge.</li><li data-list-item-id="e29566f453c9c261d29dff193b57fc3cd">Payment by credit card only.</li></ul>

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The tasty tradition returns to keep you warm this winter!
Join the soup festival at the Inbal Hotel, the event that returns every year and has become an indispensable tradition of the Jerusalem winter.

Enjoy a rich buffet of soups and homemade breads