Partially Accessible

Accessible

Not accessible

Culture Lovers

Christian

Children

Bar/Bat Mitzva

For Families

For Couples

Business

Youngsters

Honeymoon

Groups

Art Lovers

Conference Organizers

Jewish Religious

For birthdays

Event Planners

Nature lovers

Guests From Abroad

Fun Days For Workers

Youth

Wedding

Adventurers

Budget Travelers

Companies, organizations and labor unions

Muslim Religious

Around the Old City Walls

Abu Gosh

Jerusalem Entrance

Muslim Quarter

Near Jerusalem

Near The Kotel

Nachlaot

Museum Boulevard

South Jerusalem

North Jerusalem

Jerusalem HIlls

Jaffa Street Area

Machane Yehuda Market

Ben Yehuda Pedestrian 

Nahalat Shiva

German Colony & Emek Refaim

Bakah and Derech Beit Lechem

Ein Karem

Mamilla

First Station

Cinema City

Har Hotzvim

Malha Mall

Hadar Mall

Yes Planet

Old City Market

Jewish Quarter

Christian Quarter

Armenian Quarter

Central Train and Bus Station

Ramat Eshkol

Ramot Mall

City Center

Near Old city

The Old City

Green Jerusalem

Workshops In Jerusalem

Workshops

Cooking Workshops

The cocoa forest is more than a chocolate shop - it's a magical boutique with exquisite packaging adorned with forest animals, the flavor comes directly from nature, and the chocolate almost grows on the trees.

Accessibility

Cacao Forest - Chocolate Boutique and Group Workshops

This Sukkot holiday, step into the shoes of an archaeologist for a day! Take part in an exciting sifting experience and discover the past through hands-on workshops with ancient coins and oil lamps.

Kids Friendly

Approx. 2 Hours

Multi-use hour Duration

The Emek Tzurim Archaeological Experience - Discover Treasures

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Private fire and glass sculpture workshop - a two-hour experience suitable for couples, families and small groups. Each participant creates a personal and original work as a souvenir, without the need for previous experience. Perfect for big kids too!

Glass sculpture workshop - Yael and Loch

<h2 style="text-align: justify;">Take it to the Kitchen</h2>
Travelling with a group and looking for a fun group activity? Wondering what to do for you next team-building event? Take it to the kitchen! Teamin Culinary School in Jerusalem offers a special culinary activity that includes an indulgent breakfast, Machane Yehuda market tour and a group cooking class of your choice. If you're planning a team-building activity for your staff or looking for a cool birthday gift for one of your family members or friends, Teamim's cooking classes offer an exciting and unforgettable experience.
<p style="text-align: justify;">During the class, you will experience all kinds of interesting foods with your own hands, mouth and belly. You will discover the unique taste of Jerusalem, which combines cultures and nations from all around the world in various cooking styles. And of course, you will learn those amazing cooking secrets that you will make your dishes absolutely perfect.</p>
Teamim's group cooking classes are based on teamwork in a healthy competitive environment and, therefore, it is ideal for team-building events. The participants learn how to work and act as a team, how to accept the chef's authority, how to exert authority, manage conflict and many other great tools that we all need in our everyday life. All that and in a fun and informal kitchen setting with a large modern kitchen equipped with state-of-the-art culinary equipment.
<h2>On the Menu...</h2>
<ul style="text-align: justify;">
 	<li>Breakfast (optional)</li>
 	<li>Machane Yehuda Market Tour</li>
 	<li>Cooking Class</li>
 	<li>Fresh and delicious meal at a beautiful round table</li>
</ul>
<h3>Choose Your Favorite Cooking Class:</h3>
<ul style="text-align: justify;">
 	<li>Italian Cuisine</li>
 	<li>Greek-Turkish Cuisine</li>
 	<li>Arab-Israeli Cuisine</li>
 	<li>French Cuisine</li>
 	<li>Asian Cuisine</li>
</ul>
<p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-size: 10px;">Photo: Courtesy of Teamim Culinary School and David Saad</span></p>