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How can we treat you today? Pea soup? French onion soup with cheese? Thick lentil soup? Creamy sweet potato soup? Why not all of them?Join the Ramada Hotel Soup Festival - the most delicious winter entertainment of the season in Jerusalem!The festival offers four types of soups that change every day. The especially delicious French onion soup is available every day. The festival takes place at the hotel's Timna restaurant, Sunday-Thursday, between 12:00 noon - 10:00pm until the end of March and there is no need to make a reservation in advance.The menu also includes a variety of vegetarian and vegan soups, including gluten-free options. Of course, you can't have a soup without side dishes.At the Soup Festival, you will also find a selection of breads, cheeses and dips, all for a special price of only 87 NIS per person!

Soup Festival at the Ramada Hotel

A warm and indulgent culinary experience awaits you at the Ramada Hotel's traditional Soup Festival! Come enjoy a variety of rich, steaming, and delicious homemade soups.

After conquering Berlin, Barcelona, Paris, London and Rome, the European light experience Winter Dreams II (Winter Dreams) is finally coming to Jerusalem!This coming winter, the university botanical garden in Givat Ram in Jerusalem will be transformed into a magical winter market, full of lights, aromas, flavors and experiences. In the center of the event will be presented an international exhibition of spectacular light displays from DEAG Deutsche Entertainment Aktiengesellschaft (DEAG) - the largest entertainment and production company in Europe.After dark, at 5:00 p.m., the garden will open to visitors who will embark on a magical journey along a new 2-kilometer-long light trail. Dozens of huge exhibits will be unveiled along the route, including a 17-meter-long train, a 5-meter-high bull, an illuminated dragon, "heart trees", a field of LED flowers, a ram, a lion, the throne, the blooming balloon, the illuminated drums, and more. The performances also include artistic lighting that integrates with the garden's flora, interactive light shows and 3D light games.Close to a million LED lights in varying colors will illuminate the paths of the garden and create a unique European winter experience right in the heart of Jerusalem. The lake, the greenhouse and the visitor center will also be illuminated with special light and water displays, and the avenue of trees at the entrance will be described with a display of the word "peace" in dozens of languages.The experience is not complete without food: the winter culinary complex will be dominated by chef Moshik Roth, with special chef stands that will offer one-of-a-kind appetizers - including dishes that glow with ultraviolet light, alongside stands of roasted chestnuts, hot sangria, chocolates, cheeses and wines from boutique wineries. All dishes are kosher. The entire food court will be painted with lights and will be part of the exhibition.The event is being held at the initiative of the Givat Ram University Botanical Garden in Jerusalem, with the assistance of the Jerusalem Municipality, the Jerusalem Development Authority and the Jerusalem Foundation.

89 NIS instead of 119 NIS with coupon code: ITravel

Winter Dreams - the largest light show in the world

Europe in Jerusalem, Winter Dreams, the largest light sculpture exhibition in the world is coming to Jerusalem!
Festival of Lights, Nature and Culinary in the Botanical Garden in Jerusalem.

Have you wanted to schedule a guided tour of the National Library, but it's booked months in advance? Now is your chance.Come and get to know the place where Israel’s greatest spiritual treasures are kept – manuscripts, books and rare historical items preserved in the National Library’s permanent exhibition that tell the story of the Jewish people and culture throughout the generations.During the tour, you will discover how each of these treasures connects to your personal and collective story, and you will be able to experience the past, present and future of Israeli culture and heritage.

The National Library invites you to join a guided tour for the general public!

Come on a guided tour of the National Library and get to know the place where Israel's great spiritual treasures are kept, the treasures that tells our story throughout generations.

In the restaurant you will find a fine menu of velvety soups, pastas in a selection of styles, fine fish dishes and a selection of special salads that turn Inbal's lounge restaurant into a magical meeting point between Jerusalem, Rome and Paris.

The dairy lounge restaurant at the Inbal Hotel

The Lounge Restaurant is a magical, elegant and peaceful dairy restaurant in the Inbal Hotel in Jerusalem.


A fine menu of soups, shakes and pastas


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.

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The Soup Festival at the Inbal Hotel 2025

In an innovative hall shrouded in mystery, under a gentle light that preserves the ancient ink, precious and important items are displayed.

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Guided tour of the National Library: Vocabulary exhibition

If you get hungry while taking in all this richness, you can have some exceptional local street food that will contribute to the experience. Any day is a festival day at the First Station markets, so don’t hesitate to plunge into it from noon to sundown.

The First Station Markets

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Three days of music at the National Library! In celebration of winter, we’ve curated a selection of outstanding performances that will warm your ears and your heart.

High Lights – Winter Festival at the National Library

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.

Hallelujah - The Nighttime Show

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Watch the walls of the Citadel become the stage for a nighttime show celebrating Jerusalem's 4,000-year-old history through sights and sounds. 

Night Spectacular Sound & Light Show

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

King David Light Show at the Tower of David

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Shabbat at the First Station Complex in Jerusalem is genuinely special: children running around with joy and their parents walking leisurely create a pleasant and special atmosphere.

Saturday Events at the First Station Complex in Jerusalem

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The Israel Museum presents “Consolation from the Desert: The Complete Isaiah Scroll,” a rare historical exhibition featuring the oldest and most complete biblical manuscript ever discovered.

  Isaiah's Complete Scrolls on Exhibition

צילום: באדיבות מוזיאון ישראל

The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, opens its Winter Exhibitions 2026 with a public evening event featuring five new exhibitions across the museum. Guests are invited to join the opening programme and then explore the exhibitions independently.

Opening of the Winter Exhibitons at the Israel Museum

Discover how birds and animals stay warm in winter at Gazelle Valley Park.
Spot wintering birds like white wagtails that migrate to Jerusalem for the season.
Explore winter signs and search for the gazelles that call the park home.
A fun, easy walk for all ages — no experience needed, in English.

Feathers and Fur - Afternoon nature walk at the Gazelle Valley Park

We will explore the hills and fields near Kibbutz Ma'ale HaHamisah and search for seedeaters, thrushes and other birds that spend the winter in the area.

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English Bird Club Walk: Wintering Birds of the Jerusalem Hills

A new concert series at the National Library in collaboration with the Israeli Chamber Project. Five one-of-a-kind concerts, which give life in sounds to northern characters and themes in the library's archives.

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Resonance The Israeli Chamber Project at the National Library

Valentine’s Day in Jerusalem offers a blend of romantic viewpoints, intimate walks, and special dining experiences across the city, creating a warm and memorable atmosphere for couples on February 14.

Valentine’s Day in Jerusalem 2026

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St. Patrick’s Day in Jerusalem brings Irish-inspired nightlife, live music, themed drinks, and a friendly international crowd to the city on 17 March. It’s a light, festive evening across central bars, markets, and student areas, perfect for visitors who enjoy relaxed celebrations.

St. Patrick’s Day in Jerusalem 2026