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

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All Attractions In 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.

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The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

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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.

Jerusalem Biblical Zoo

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.

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The Bible Lands Museum

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!

Jerusalem Science Museum

The Israel Aquarium is a unique center that presents the aquatic habitats of Israel, focusing on conservation, research, education, and raising public awareness of the preservation of the sea and its beaches. 

Israel Aquarium

Gazelle Valley Park, a sprawling 20-hectare oasis, provides visitors with a rare opportunity to encounter a herd of endangered Mountain Gazelles. This urban natural treasure offers a unique and serene experience, blending wildlife with city life.

Gazelle Valley Park

The Dormition Abbey is one of the most impressive churches in Jerusalem due to its size, beauty, and location overlooking the Old City. According to Christian tradition, the church was built on the site where Mary, the mother of Jesus, fell into her death coma, hence its name, "The Dormition" - which means slumber. 

The Dormition Abbey

The Church of the Nativity is one of the holiest sites in Christian tradition, which holds that the church was built on top of the cave where Jesus of Nazareth was born. The church was first built under the auspices of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great in 135 AD and has been refurbished and added to numerous times since. Inside the church, you can visit the Milk Grotto, which is said to be the actual cave where Mary gave birth to Jesus.
The church is a popular tourist destination year-round and the site of a particularly festive celebration on Christmas, when masses of people from all over the world gather inside and outside the church for services that are shown on a large screen in Manger Square.
The site is also holy to Muslims, who consider Jesus one of the prophets of Allah, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Church of the Nativity

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This is one of the most beautiful and impressive gates among the gates of the wall

Damascus Gate

Not far from the King David Hotel in Jerusalem lies the site where King Herod the Great chose to bury members of his family killed during the violent fits of paranoia that, alongside a penchant for grandiose construction projects, were his main claim to fame

Herod's Family Tomb

Historian Josephus writes that King Herod the Great built a magnificent palace at a spot located about 12 kilometers south of Jerusalem in order to commemorate his military victory over the Parthians.

The Herodion National Park - King Herod's Tomb & Castle

The Jaffa Gate is one of the eight gates of the Old City of Jerusalem. The gate is located on the city's western side, and you can reach it by public transport or private car, which we recommend leaving in the Mamilla Boulevard parking lot or the Karta parking lot (which is closer).

Jaffa Gate

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Kiftzuba Amusement Park offers games, activities, attractions, and facilities for all ages, from one-year-old toddlers to full grown adults

Kiftzuba Amusement Park

In the Kidron Valley, at the foot of the Mount of Olives, near the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations, lies Mary’s Tomb

The Tomb of Virgin Mary

Jerusalem’s Nature Museum in the German Colony is a nature oasis in the middle of the city that offers visitors a range of educational nature and cultural activities.

Jerusalem Nature Museum

The Last Supper Room is located above King David's Tomb on Mount Zion and is considered one of the holiest places for Christianity since, according to Christian tradition, the Last Supper of Jesus was held here. 

The Cenacle, Room of the Last Supper

The Menachem Begin Heritage Center: Menachem Begin - Irgun commander, leader of the opposition in the Knesset, The sixth Prime Minister of Israel. The Menachem Begin Heritage Center is an education, tourism and research center that strives to pass on Menachem Begin's legacy.

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Menachem Begin Heritage Center

Simeon the Just (or Shimon HaTzaddik) was a Jewish High Priest during the time of the Second Temple and one of the sages of the early Tannaic period

The Tomb of Simeon the Just

The Terra Sancta Museum tells the story of Via Dolorosa in a 15 minutes multimedia installation that utilizes sound, video, animation and lights to take visitors back in time through the history of Jerusalem

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Terra Sancta Museum - Via Dolorosa Multimedia Experience

Yad Lashiryon, Israel’s official memorial for soldiers from the Armored Corps who fell in combat, also happens to be one of the largest and most diverse tank museums in the world. 

Yad Lashiryon (Armored Corps) Museum

Mitzpeh Yair (Yair Lookout) is a marvelous viewpoint overlooking the mountains of Jerusalem, the city of Jerusalem and the surrounding villages. 

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Mitzpeh Yair (Yair Lookout) - Ramat Rachel

Just a few minutes away from the city center of Jerusalem, the Park of Olives spreads over a beautiful landscape located in Kibbutz Ramat Rachel. Stroll along beautiful walking routes surrounded by the stunning sights of the Jerusalem Mountains, the Herodium, the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea.
One of the park's main landmarks is the environmental sculpture of the Olive Columns by artist Ran Morin. The sculpture consists of three columns, 11 meters each, with three olive trees on top of each column. Learn about the advanced irrigation technology which waters the olive trees on top of the sculpture. Get original local and independently produced olive oil. During the month of October, you will also be able to participate in Ramat Rachel's olive harvest – if you're interested, reserve your spots now! You can email your details to:  shivk@krr.co.il,  and get all the information you need!
The entrance is free and the site is open during all hours of the day, all days of the week, including weekends.

Park of Olives