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This is a tour of the magical past of the most intriguing city on earth – Jerusalem. Come and see the stories of the Bible with your eyes, on a tour that will lead you through the depths of the earth to the depths of history and reveal fascinating secrets from Jerusalem's past!Take a magical journey between the shafts, walls, and fortifications of ancient Jerusalem! Get to know the underground passages through which the city was conquered, go down to the spring where kings were crowned, and light the way with flashlights as you walk through the waters of Hezekiah's massive tunnel. Come discover where it all started!

Take a magical journey between the shafts, walls, and fortifications of ancient Jerusalem! Get to know the underground passages through which the city was conquered, go down to the spring where kings were crowned, and light the way with flashlights as you walk through the waters of Hezekiah's massive tunnel. Come discover where it all started!

An adventurous Tour of the City of David

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Come on a magical journey between shafts, walls, and ancient fortifications, between underground passages and hidden springs. 

A journey via underground passages & springs

Introducing the STAR CAR (formerly GO CAR): an exciting attraction combining driving an open electric vehicle through the beautiful alleys of Jerusalem and a digital guide to get to know the city. This combination gives participants an enriching experience, making your visit to Jerusalem truly memorable. The STAR CAR tour departs from the First Station Complex and goes all the way to the Old City – a must-see place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The STAR CAR tour of the Old Town is a great way to get to know this important and sacred place for the main three religions of the world – while driving the coolest car you've ever seen.<h2>Get to know the STAR CAR</h2>STAR CAR is an open electric vehicle, built to allow you to breathe in the fresh mountain air of Jerusalem as you go. The STAR CAR also features a built-in digital screen that will show you exciting stories from Jerusalem's history. The STAR CAR tours depart from the First Station Complex (David Remez Street 4, adjacent to the Complex's parking lot) every two hours, from morning to late evening, all weekdays. Just choose the time and day that suits you and book a trip online or by phone! STAR CAR is the ultimate experience for families, couples looking for a new romantic experience, and for those who wish to experience Jerusalem in a special, different way.

STAR CAR, Electric Car for an exceptional experience

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Enjoy a fun driving experience while visiting the most notable Jerusalem Sights!

Driving through the beautiful alleys of Jerusalem

<h3>Israel's longest zipline is waiting for you in Jerusalem!</h3>The City of David has unveiled a new extreme attraction that promises a thrilling experience like no other. You are invited to enjoy the country's longest zipline, stretching 731 meters. This adrenaline-packed ride offers stunning, awe-inspiring views of the Old City of Jerusalem.This is your chance to experience Jerusalem's historical beauty in an unforgettable way. Soar above breathtaking landscapes with the wind in your face. The zipline is a perfect blend of excitement, adventure, and challenge, making it ideal for thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and anyone who appreciates stunning scenery.Take advantage of being among the first to try this exhilarating attraction. Order your tickets today and prepare for an adrenaline-filled adventure in Old Jerusalem!

The Zip Line at Mitzpe David

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Israel's Mega Zipline is here!
The new attraction from the City of David invites you to experience the longest zipline in Israel on a beautiful Promenade with scenic views.

Experience Jerusalem's finest views

The tour will start from George Washington St. and continue south through the Mesilla Park and toward Armon Hanatziv promenades. The Sherover Promenade with its typical Israeli vegetation will take us up to the Haas Promenade. There we'll stop for some refreshments and will drink some water or hot tea (depends on the season), observe the Old City, the Temple Mount, the City of David and Mount of Olives while listening to captivating explanations and stories.From here, we'll continue our way to the Goldman promenade, and from there we'll see the Judean desert and if we're lucky and the day is clear – we'll even see the Dead Sea! After the observation, we'll continue north, and on our way to the Old City, we'll pass by the Tower of David and the Mamilla pedestrian mall.We'll stop at IDF Square to rest and listen to fascinating stories about the Old City and later enter it through the New Gate. We'll continue our Easy-Rider way up to Jaffa Gate, where we'll say goodbye to the Old City and proceed to the observation point of Mishkenot Shaananim and Moshe Montefiore Windmill. On our way back we'll pass by the famous Lions Fountain and finish our tour at the First Station compound!&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/smart-tour">Read more about Smart Tour &gt;&gt;</a>

Jerusalem Surrounding EZ-Rider Tour

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Join this extraordinary journey that combines marvelous panoramic views from Armon Hanatziv promenades and a classic tour along the walls of the Old City.

Marvelous panoramic views of the Old City walls

<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/museum-on-the-seam/">Museum on the Seam</a> is a social contemporary art museum in Jerusalem, which was selected by the New York Times as "one of the 29 most impressive art institutions in the world". The Museum is located on the geographic seam between the three religions. It presents art as a language with no boundaries to raise social issues for public discussion while emphasizing what connects us rather than what keeps us apart.

There is no option to join an existing group.

A Cultural Guided Tour at the Museum on the Seam

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The center of the changing exhibitions in the Museum stand the national, ethnic and economic seam lines in their local and universal contexts.

A one of a kind contemporary art museum

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The <a target="_blank" rel="noopener">City of David</a> 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, on top of antiquities and in the open night air. And now, the show returns with new fascinating content and pyrotechnics combining fire and water effects – for a truly breathtaking experience!&nbsp;<h2>A Thrilling Audiovisual Show</h2>The show offers visitors a fantastic nighttime experience in a light show projected on top of the City of David antiquities, renewed with new exciting content and pyrotechnics combining fire and water effects – a view you will not forget! The show employs the beautiful backdrop of the Old City, the Mount of Olives, Mount Scopus, the Kidron Valley, and the slopes of the City of David.<h2>More Details</h2>The performance takes about an hour and allows you to combine the unique feel of the night performance with this magical evening in Jerusalem—free shuttle service from the First Station Complex parking.

Hallelujah - The Nighttime Show

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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.

Watch a unique and exciting show

Throughout history, King David has always been a legendary character who has caught the attention of many painters,&nbsp;sculptors, and poets. Now he is returning to his city with a new night spectacular for the whole family at&nbsp;the Tower of David Museum.The show is projected on the citadel's walls after sunset and promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience. With this stunning show, the Tower of David Museum offers a new, modern, and artistic perspective on the biblical story of the most famous king in history.The show uses cutting-edge technology to create an unprecedented international and artistic attraction suitable for all ages. The show features powerful laser projectors, a computerized system operating 20 projectors, 10 audio players, 14 computers, 14 speakers and amplifiers, and 10 kilometers of advanced cable infrastructure.The new night experience is a&nbsp;multi-sensory celebration that ties the past, the present, and the future, using state-of-the-art technology. The show tells the life story of King David, starting at his youth days as a young, handsome, and red-haired shepherd in the fields of&nbsp;Bethlehem who was anointed king over Israel by Samuel.The experience begins with a virtual tour of famous works by the greatest artists of all time:&nbsp;Chagall, Matisse, Michelangelo, and more. The citadel walls display beautiful images of waterfalls and foliage inspired by the Ein Gedi oasis tied to David's biblical story. As the night goes on, you are exposed to more and more imagery and events related to the exciting and thrilling life story of King David - all based on biblical, historical, and archaeological sources.You will also experience a spectacular light &amp; sound show with the educational part of the experience, psalm songs attributed to David, and a modern musical celebration of songs of praise and happiness dedicated to Jerusalem and its beloved king."The show features unique techniques that combine original video footage with hand-drawn illustrations, graphic designs, and music - all created exclusively for the show. The show features various animation, advanced techniques, and revolutionary editing methods. All of the above create the ultimate three-dimensional experience that makes you feel that the characters on the walls are, in fact, living people, and the spectator stops being an observer and becomes an experiencer and an active participant in the occurring events."

King David Light Show at the Tower of David

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

A mesmerizing light show at the Tower of David

Programme&nbsp; JS Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 6, BVW 1051 Julian Rachlin, viola Itamar Ringel, viola Boris Andrianov, cello Edgar Moreau, viola da gamba Michael Rachlin, viola da gamba&nbsp; Alexander Osipenko, double bass Sophie Rachlin, cembalo Handel -Trio Sonata for Two Violins and Continuo in G-Flat Major, No. 6, Op. 2, HWV 391 Julian Rachlin, violin Boris Kuschnir, violin Sophie Rachlin, piano Bloch - Nigun from Baal Shem Julian Rachlin, violin Itamar Golan, piano Brahms - Piano Quintet, 1st. mvt. Julian Rachlin, violin Boris Brovtsyn, violin Sarah McElravy, viola Boris Andrianov, cello Itamar Golan, piano L. Hoffmann - Fantasia &amp; Freilachs Pavel Vernikov, violin Svetlana Makarova, violin Sophie Rachlin, piano "Musical Surprises"Aleksey Igudesman, violin Huang-Ki Joo, piano Tchaikovsky - String Sextet in d minor, Souvenir de Florence, Op. 70Julian Rachlin, violin Boris Brovtsyn, violin Sarah McElravy, viola Itamar Ringel, viola Boris Andrianov, cello Edgar Moreau, cello &nbsp;

jerusalem symphony orchestra-Rachlin and Friends

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A Special Gala Chamber Concert-Celebrating Maestro Rachlin's 50th Birthday  with special guests


Amidst the archaeological remains in the Citadel's courtyard and to the sound of original music, virtual reality images tell the stories of&nbsp;King David, the Roman conquest, Muhammad, the Crusaders, and Suleiman the Magnificent, among other people and periods.The Night Spectacular, a 45-minute show, uses trompe l'oeil technology---the stones of the walls and structures fade into the scenes and the screened images envelop the viewers, whisking them off to a one-of-a-kind multi-sensory experience.Innovative techniques and a sophisticated computer system operate&nbsp;20 projectors, 10 video players, 14 computers and 14 loudspeakers.The Night Spectacular is the first of its kind and is for everyone---tourists, families, speakers of all languages and for all who love Jerusalem.<h3 style="text-align:justify;">&nbsp;</h3>

Night Spectacular Sound & Light 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. 

A nighttime show on the city walls

The Competition is a joint project of Kan Voice of Music, The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Eden Tamir Center, Ein Kerem

jerusalem symphony orchestra-Kan Voice of Music Young Artists Competition 2024

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Final Round - A Special Concert 

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So, what does the Yalla Basta tasting card include?<ul><li>An illustrated map dotted with colorful drawings of fabled characters in the Shuk and full of amusing anecdotes</li><li>Food vouchers to use in exchange for 5 of the 10 dish options</li><li>An audio guide available on your phone, showing you a variety of traditional cooking and modern, trending street food stalls (we recommend bringing earphones along for the audio)</li><li>You also get to choose a treat to take back home with you!</li></ul>

Food-tasting vouchers for Machane Yehuda market from "Yalla Basta"

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Want to go on a self-guided food tour of the Machane Yehuda market?
“Yalla Basta’s” tasting card is just the thing! 
This card will direct you to the best eateries and vendors in the market where you'll use your vouchers for a taste of each cooking style available.




The best food pass in the city! 

The tour is an interactive experience and invites visitors to participate in a journey through generations. The center is divided into several rooms, each of which exposes the visitor to a different period in the history of the Jewish people, beginning with the forefathers and twelve tribes and ending with the establishment of the State of Israel. Each room contains layers of glass illuminated by rays of light made by artist Jeremy Langford. The light fits majestically with music and explanations of about these works of art.The Chain of Generations Center took seven years to build and includes archaeological finds astonishingly discovered during its construction, and thereby integrated into an exhibit. The foundations of the ''Room of Yearning'' include a wall from the period of the First Temple, Crusader walls, a Mamluk ceiling, and a mikveh (ritual bath) from Second Temple times. A huge column ''sprouts'' from this floor, symbolizing the yearning for Zion.A tour of the center culminates in the ''Hall of Light,'' which shares the moving story of Rabbi Yisrael Halevi, a Jew whose entire life was a song of yearning for Jerusalem, and who was taken to a concentration camp in Poland and never reached the Holy City. A paratrooper, Moshe Amirav, in the battle for Jerusalem in 1967 heard the tale from one of Rabbi Yisrael’s students who survived the Holocaust. This story encapsulates the central message of the Chain of Generations Center and its theme of hope despite pain.The tour is suitable for groups of 12-25 participants, is wheelchair accessible and takes approximately an hour. The tour is recommended for anyone over the age of 13 and is suitable for individuals and groups. Visits to the center are by reservation only, and are available live in English and Hebrew, with headphone options for Spanish, French, Russian, and German.Photo by: Max Richardson

Chain of Generations - Multimedia Show

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The Chain of Generations Center relates the fascinating story of the Jewish people through 3,500 years - from exile to statehood, destruction to rebuilding, and crisis to hope - using music, sculpture, archaeology and light and sound effects.

An interactive journey through generations

A visit to the spectacular synagogue is a journey through the chronicles of the time, since the arrival of Rabbi Judah the Hassid ( Rabbi Judah the Pious) and his students to Jerusalem in the seventeenth century, through to the revival of the Ashkenazi community, the onset of the nineteenth century, the desperate battles to defend the Jewish Quarter in 1948, and until the restoration of the area that began in 1970.&nbsp;After complex reconstruction and building, which also revealed archeological findings from the Second Temple period, the inauguration of the Hurva Synagogue took place on Rosh Hodesh Nissan (1 Nissan) 5770 - 2010. Today, the synagogue’s dome once again graces the Jerusalem skyline. The synagogue accommodates a glorious ark, which stands at 11 meters high.<h2>Private Events and Functions at the Hurva Synagogue</h2>How would you like to hold your celebration at a venue imbued with atmosphere and historical importance, together with dedicated, professional staff? The Hurva Synagogue would be thrilled to host you and your guests for various functions, including bar and bat mitzvahs beside the Western Wall, weddings, birthdays, and many other celebrations!&nbsp;You can combine your celebration with an enriching educational activity or a tour around the Old City. The synagogue staff will be glad to assist you in organizing your event, as they accompany you throughout the planning process, from the initial stages to an unforgettable day of joy and celebration.<h2>More About the Hurva Synagogue’s Rich History</h2>In 1720, Jerusalem’s central synagogue, which stood in the Ashkenazi enclosure, was destroyed, since the company of Rabbi Judah the Hassid could not pay debts accumulated during the 20 years since arriving in Jerusalem. The synagogue received the nickname, The Ruin of Rabbi Judah the Hassid, and Ruin - or Hurva - for short. In 1864, the synagogue was impressively rebuilt and named Beit Yaakov; it became the symbol of the restoration of the settlement in the Land of Israel.&nbsp;In 1948, the synagogue was destroyed once again, this time by the Jordanians, who well knew the significance of the structure for the Jews of Jerusalem, as an indication that no longer would there be a Jewish presence in the city. Following the intricate reconstruction in 2006, the rebuilt Hurva Synagogue was completed in Nissan 5770 (2010). The synagogue is considered one of the most beautiful in the world and now holds regular prayer services each day, as well as special services on New Year, the Day of Atonement, the three pilgrim festivals (Passover, Shavuot, Sukkot), Memorial Day (Yom HaZikaron), Independence Day, and Jerusalem Day. Likewise, the synagogue holds bar mitzvah ceremonies, calls up to the Torah, and weddings where the canopy stands under the dome of heaven.&nbsp;The Hurva Synagogue is a showcase of majesty with its towering height and dome that adorns the Jerusalem skyline, murals, and splendid furnishings, a beautiful 11-meter ark that is the handwork of a craftsman, and its historical location over the remains of Jerusalem from its glory days of the temples. However, the synagogue’s significance is that it is a national center and symbol that declares the way to redemption. The current synagogue is a reconstruction of the monumental synagogue destroyed during the War of Independence.

The Hurva Synagogue

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The Hurva Synagogue is considered the most incredible and magnificent synagogue in the Jewish Quarter and is a testimony to the renewal of the Ashkenazi Jewish settlement in Jerusalem.

Magnificent synagogue in the Jewish Quarter

<h2>About Plugat Hakotel -&nbsp;Western Wall Squad</h2>Eighty years after it was shut down by the British Mandate, the House of the Western Wall Platoon reopened! Prepare for an exciting and experiential journey, accompanied by a historical drama about the structure. The exceptional house, which tells an extraordinary Jewish-Zionist story, is open to the general public and visitors, initiated by the Betar World Movement.&nbsp;The museum, located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, will tell, for the first time, from beginning to end, the story of the Western Wall platoon. The company consisted of young members of the Betar movement who protected the Old City as a counterweight to British restrictions on Jewish existence at the Western Wall. The story of their heroism focuses on the same structure that served them as a residence. The group's story, which was almost forgotten in the history of the Jewish Museum in Eretz Israel, begins with the events of 1929, which led to&nbsp;strict restrictions on the Jewish presence in the city and the Western Wall. The British decided to impose sanctions on Jews, who found themselves in serious trouble. The Betarite group did not accept the decree quietly and decided to do something - to blow the shofar sound from the walls of the Old City every Yom Kippur. Indeed, at the end of every Yom Kippur, from 1930 to 1948, the Betar youth sneaked up to the Western Wall and blew the shofar.&nbsp;They did so despite&nbsp;knowing that if they were caught (and some were caught), they would be held in prison for several months under harsh conditions. In 1937, there were many attacks on the Jews of the Old City by Arab rioters. As a result of the many incidents, it was decided to establish a Betar company that would remain there regularly to increase the security of the residents of the Jewish Quarter. Another reason for establishing the company was maintaining contact with the Wall and its surroundings. The company was stationed there until the middle of 1938 and was involved in numerous confrontations. The extensive activity of the company members formed the basis for the establishment of the Etzel Irgun. In the summer of 1938, the British decided to take action after several serious events that resulted in wounded and dead, and raided the house to block it. Despite the incident, the tradition of blowing the shofar continued by members who endangered their lives, until the establishment of the State in 1948.<h2>Experience History</h2>This unique museum is dedicated to telling the heroic story of the platoons through a series of dramatic films that will talk about the history of the Jewish boys and the tradition of blowing the shofar. Museum visitors will begin the tour with the story of the shofar and will continue to tell stories of the heroism of the Irgun members, who were brought up on the same values ​​instilled by the platoon. The main film tour is 35 minutes long, presenting the story dramatically and excitingly. The stories of heroism are highlighted, and there is a particular emphasis on conveying the sense of life under constant danger. The visitors receive a taste of this harsh feeling, which includes arrests, smuggling of shofars while endangering lives, and constant confrontations with a hostile population on the one hand, and harsh rule on the other. All this is portrayed under the ideology and idea that Jewish tradition must be preserved.

Beit Plugat HaKotel

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The museum, located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, will tell, for the first time, from beginning to end, the story of the Western Wall platoon.

<h2>The Burnt House - A Unique Experience in the Heart of the Old City</h2>The house has been preserved with fire marks still visible. A visit to the burnt house will acquaint you with a unique testimony to the fiery destruction of Jerusalem at the hands of the Romans 2,000 years ago.Among the myriad findings revealed on the site, you can distinguish stone weights engraved with the name (D)bar Katros, a Roman iron javelin spear, and a severed arm. These and other findings made it possible to produce an exciting and experiential audio-visual presentation describing and illustrating life during the turbulent period just prior to the destruction of the Temple. It attempts to reconstruct the events that occurred in this house at the time of Jerusalem’s destruction.<h2>An Extraordinary Audio-Visual Display</h2>The audio-visual display portrays life at the time of the destruction of Jerusalem at the end of the Second Temple era during 67-70 C.E. Taking into account the story of the archeological findings, as well as the political and social atmosphere of the day as narrated by the scriptures, the presentation weaves a moving and memorable experience.Dilemmas that existed at the time may well be the same dilemmas we face today. The museum invites you on a journey through time - an encounter with a Jerusalem family that lived at the time of the Second Temple and during The Great Revolt: the Katros family, whose house was discovered six meters below the Jewish Quarter. Who was the Katros family? How did the family members live their lives? What did they believe? What did they love? Why was their house burnt down and what fate did they meet? All this and more, we discover on tour at The Burnt House.

The Burnt House (Katros House)

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Let’s take a tour of the burnt house and get to know one of the most important sites in the Old City. The Burnt House is a home from the Second Temple period that was excavated during the restoration of the Jewish Quarter after the unification of Jerusalem. 

Visit an ancient relic from the Second Temple era

Curator: Amichai Chasson | Assistant Curator: Rika Grinfeld BarneaBeit Avi Chai presents the exhibition “You Must Choose Life – That is Art,” which includes dozens of selected works from the estate of the Israel Prize for Painting-winning artist Pinchas Litvinovsky, one of the founding fathers of Israeli art and a prolific Jerusalem painter, whose works are seeing the light of day for the first time in 30 years. The extensive exhibition spread over the three floors of Beit Avi Chai showcases the varied styles Litvinovsky worked with – from enchanted orientalism through Jewish themes and portraits of elected officials to abstract and diverse color works.Litvinovsky was not part of any artistic group; he rarely exhibited his works and never dated or named them. Apart from portraiture, he usually avoided selling his pieces. After his death, the painter’s estate numbered over 6,000 works, held in his studio in Jerusalem. However, the estate encountered various hardships over the years, culminating in a terrible destruction by the painter’s grandson, which reduced the thousands of works to only a few hundred. The exhibition “You Must Choose Life – That is Art” highlights the best of the remaining pieces, showcasing various playful, sensual, and spiritual artistic facets of Pinchas Litvinovsky’s legacy.The exhibition will feature an interactive stand, “Make yourself a Litvinovsky AI portrait,” where visitors can create their own Litvinovsky-style portrait using AI (Design: Alon Chitayat, software development: Avinoam Cooper).

New Exhibition at Beit Avi Chai Gallery: “You Must Choose Life – That is Art”

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One of the founding fathers of Israeli art, the national portrait painter, most of whose estate was destroyed in an affair that shocked the art world, amazes with the artistic versatility of his works, ranging from the realistic to the abstract and from the religious to the sensual.

A new exhibition at the Beit Avi Chai gallery

What will you experience? A virtual reality tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in Mamilla, Jerusalem, using 3D VR goggles.Who can join? Families, individuals, and small groups are welcome! (Minimum age: 15). Enjoy a thrilling, three-dimensional journey in Poland. You will explore the rich Jewish heritage in Kraków and witness the Jewish resistance and resilience in the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp.An expert guide will accompany you on this hour-long tour. You will use the virtual reality goggles to immerse yourself in the camp and see it from different perspectives. You will fly over the camp with drone footage and walk among the crematoria, showers, barracks, platforms, and parade ground. Feel the soil, see the ashes, hear your footsteps, and touch the bunks. You will experience a moving and memorable journey like those who visit Poland. Hundreds of thousands of participants have taken this tour and said it changed their lives. &nbsp;

Triumph of the Spirit: Incredible VR-experience back to Poland

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Join an exceptional 3D experience that takes you to Poland – without taking a flight and while connecting with the multi-generational history of the people of Israel. 

<h3>Embark on a deep dive into the history of Jerusalem</h3>Join us on a thrilling adventure diving deep into the city's hidden secrets, presented through a film with special effects. Language won't be a barrier, as the show is available in Hebrew, English, Russian, French, Spanish, Italian, German, and Mandarin Chinese. This journey will truly allow you to experience the essence of Jerusalem and its beautiful mystery hidden beneath the ground and behind its walls.Throughout the expedition, you'll face historical figures such as King Solomon, Zedekiah, Jeremiah, and Herod. These characters and the many inhabitants who built the city come to life as you visit the mansions from the era of the Second Temple, the passageways of Ilya Capitolina, King Solomon's hidden palace, and the maze of alleys from the Byzantine era. Discover the charm of King Solomon's secret palace and get lost in the vibrant alleys of the Byzantine city. Unearth lost treasures in secret caves, engage with Saladin, the sultan of Egypt, and gaze upon the breathtaking views of Ma'ale in Jerusalem.Using multi-sensory technology, the Time Elevator is an enriching and entertaining way to introduce the whole family to the past 3,000 years of Jerusalem's history. Join Shalem (played by Haim Topo) the 3,000-year-old guide, and explore the many historical layers of the city. This leap back in time will give you a valuable understanding of the significance of Jerusalem to the 3 major religions. To conclude the experience, we’ll soar above modern-day Jerusalem in a virtual aerial tour. The Time Elevator follows the principle of Edutainment (Education + Entertainment), merging education and entertainment for an educational experience suitable even for those who don't consider themselves to be history lovers.<h3>The Time Elevator and double-decker bus combo - Jerusalem's new attraction!</h3>Continue on your adventure through time by cruising down the streets of modern-day Jerusalem, high above traffic on a red double-decker tour bus. The bus ride, accompanied by an audio tour available in 25 languages, will take you through popular tourist sites. The peripheral route, lasting for approximately one and a half hours, offers striking views of the Old City's walls and includes a stop for a scenic view from Mount Scopus. Breathe in the fresh mountain air and view the sweeping landscapes from the open-top deck, or from inside the bus. The combo ticket grants access to the bus' city tour route. The attraction is open Sunday through Thursday from 10:00 to 16:00, and on Fridays from 10:00 to 13:00. Tour buses depart every hour from the bus bay on 14 Agron Street. &nbsp;

Jerusalem Time Elevator (Voyage Terminal)

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Join us on a magical, family friendly ride through time!

Dive into the depths of Jerusalem's history

The Time Elevator invites you on a historical journey in a hi-tech theater in the heart of Jerusalem. Surrounded by interactive screens on seats with 6 motion axis, you'll feel like you've become a part of the story of Jerusalem's history.Your journey will be guided by Chaim Topol playing the role of the 3,000-year-old guide named Shalem. Together, you'll embark on a fascinating journey through the layers of Jerusalem's history in chronological order:You'll plunge deep beneath the ground and meet iconic figures like Solomon, Zedekiah, Jeremiah, Herod, and many other people who lived and worked in ancient Jerusalem. This is an exhilarating journey that will take you through the mansions of the Second Temple period, King Solomon's hidden palace, and down the alleys of the ancient Byzantine city. Join in on the search for lost treasures in hidden caves, meet Salah ad-Din face to face, and take a breathtaking aerial tour of Jerusalem. A Combined Experience with the Double-Decker Red BusAfter your visit to the Time Elevator, you'll take a short walk to 14 Agrippas Street, where a double-decker bus will be waiting to take you on an enchanting tour of Jerusalem on the lower deck or high up above traffic on the top deck! The bus tour is an experience that introduces you to some of the city's most popular sites, just like tour buses in major foreign cities. The bus has an audio tour available in 25 languages, including Yiddish and Amharic.The tour lasts for an hour and a half, taking you around the Old City walls, and includes a panoramic lookout from the breathtaking Mount of Olives.Travelers on the tour enjoy the wonderful panoramic views, and the clear mountain air, all enhanced by sitting on the upper deck of the bus.

The Time Elevator and Double-decker bus tour combo

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Have you been on the Time Elevator? Step aboard for a thrilling journey through Jerusalem's history brought to life with cutting-edge interactive technology that will leave you eager to explore the city, so hop on the double-decker bus tour to discover even more of the city's incredible sites!

A one-of-a-kind attraction and tour in Jerusalem

The Isaac Kaplan Old Yishuv Court Museum is housed in a beautiful 500-year-old building in the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem. This is an opportunity to hear the stories of the inhabitants of the Old Yishuv, displayed through their original belongings, objects, and tools. &nbsp;These items come to life&nbsp;in front of the visitors and proudly tell the stories of their owners. We will discover stories about the struggles they had to face, stories of birth and marriage, happiness and sadness, and faith in God.The museum's tour and exhibitions are exciting and enlightening for all ages and the whole family.&nbsp;<h2 style="text-align:justify;">Changing Exhibitions</h2>Between the holy and the secular In the communities of Israel around the world, it is customary to dedicate religious artifacts to elevating the human soul. In the display, you’ll see various covers of the Torah scrolls – the religious artifacts that were donated for the sake of elevating the soul of the deceased.&nbsp;To be a Child in the Land of Israel: An exhibition that will take you on a journey through time following the children’s games of the 1940s at the Jewish Settlements in Israel. The Zionist movement regarded the children as the future of the Jewish people, and plentiful resources were devoted to the education and well-being of the young. During the British Mandate, many toys were created for children. Reading sets, posters, certificates, and many books – all these were created for the sake of the children and expressed the investment of Zionism in the children’s future.&nbsp;Moshav Zkenim – Stories of the Elders of Jerusalem 1840-1948 The exhibition follows the establishment of “Moshav Zkenim”, the first Retirement House in Old Jerusalem, and how it developed in the New City. It also represents the story of the Elders of Jerusalem in the years 1840 to 1948. The exhibition shows certificates, photos, a special video, special plates with dates of death from the Museum’s collection, and other fascinating exhibits.&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener">Events of the month and more details about the exhibitions &gt;&gt;</a>

Old Yishuv Court Museum

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The museum allows us to look back into the everyday lives of the members of the Old Yishuv in Jerusalem. The Old Yishuv is the name of the Jewish settlement in Jerusalem, which was established before the departure from the walls of the Old City.

Welcome to Ein Yael, a unique natural treasure in the landscape of Jerusalem. &nbsp;In Ein Yael, you will find a fountain, beautiful agricultural terraces, wild vegetation, and various plants, a rare and ancient archaeological mosaic, the remains of a Roman villa, and bathhouses. For thousands of years, Ein Yael has been a natural resort situated alongside relics from the Roman era in which the farm was first established. The place was an agricultural hinterland for Jerusalem merchants and pilgrims who crossed the Refaim Stream.&nbsp;Here, connections were made between man and man, between man and the spirit world, and between man and earth. Similarly, even today, there are active cultural spaces, art, therapy, and education working here in nature. Their purpose is to restore the ancient technologies, manage the traditional agricultural heritage and create continuity for the gift that this place offers to Jerusalem and the environment.&nbsp;Ein Yael is available to visitors on open days, designated festivals, or by prior appointment.

Ein Yael outdoor museum

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An archaeological garden where you can enjoy diverse craft activities where you can travel back in time to ancient Jerusalem. 

Family outing in nature


After dazzling the world, the Winter Dreams experience is coming to Jerusalem!New York, Germany, Poland, Mexico, Denmark, England and Italy – these are just some of the places that have already experienced the wonder.This winter, the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens will become a European market full of lights, aromas, flavors and experiences, centered around the garden, which will be illuminated by the world’s largest light sculptures, up to 5 meters high!The chilly air of winter is the perfect time to transform the garden into a special light show, illuminated by nearly a million LED lights in different colors.The event is being held at the initiative of the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens near the Givat Ram campus of the Hebrew University with the assistance of the Minister of Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage, the Jerusalem Municipality and the Jerusalem Development Authority.At dusk, at 5:00 PM, the garden will open to visitors who will come to view dozens of impressively sized illuminated displays that reach a height of up to 5 meters and a width of up to 8 meters.The sculptures were built using three-dimensional (3D) technology and will be placed on a special route about a kilometer long, spanning an area of ​​about 14 dunam.Among the sculptures you can see: a dragon, a whale, a lion, a golden horse and carriage of a fairy-tale princess, a monkey, a tree of love, a rhinoceros, a unicorn, a shining star and more.In addition to the dozens of giant sculptures, dozens of illuminated elements designed and manufactured by Mk Illumination in Europe will be placed throughout the garden, made especially for the botanical garden.In the coming days, five giant containers are scheduled to arrive in Israel in a complex logistical operation from various European countries for this major exhibition.At the winter market, you can enjoy stalls from well-known and beloved chefs: Omer Miller, Avi Biton, Tomer Agai and Tamara Aharoni - guests and visitors to the garden will be able to enjoy special winter and culinary dishes that you won't want to miss!

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For the first time in Israel! Winter Dreams at the Botanical Gardens

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Europe in Jerusalem! Winter Dreams, the world's largest light sculpture exhibition is coming to Israel for the first time!
An event of lights, nature and culinary delights at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens.

We invite our guests of all ages and groups of all sizes to join an unforgettable journey around the world and beyond time. You’ll be able to laugh, think outside the box, get excited, intrigued, and forget about your current life for just a moment. Come and join a world full of adventure.&nbsp;

Escape Rooms 5959

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Welcome to Escape Rooms 5959 – an exceptional experience in the heart of Jerusalem. 

A massive escape complex

The popular riding complex from the First Station has found a new, more convenient home in Sacher Park! Now, with more rental options and exciting trails, it's the perfect destination for the whole family.Jerusalem <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/smart-tour">Smart Tour</a> is launching the Central Jerusalem Park Bike Complex in the picturesque Saker Garden, which has become one of the most attractive spots in Jerusalem. The park also features the Gan Sifar Café and a large amusement park.Reservations are subject to availability.<h3>Embark on a unique adventure and ride along our scenic paths!</h3>A new and fun attraction has been added to the park: recreational riding on comfortable and safe Dutch buggy bikes along the spacious green paths. These pedal vehicles, imported directly from the Netherlands, are stable, easy to use, and suitable for all ages. Some buggies even allow two people to ride together. Enjoy a bonding activity for the whole family or a fun experience for couples in Jerusalem's most charming garden!

Park Bike by Smart Tour

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Smart Tour invites you to explore a new bike park, where you can rent four-wheeled Dutch park bikes for a fun ride through the scenic paths of Sacher Park—Jerusalem's central and lush green space. Perfect for all ages, from children to adults!

A unique scenic experience

<h3>HOW THE ACTIVITY GOES?</h3>You’ll listen to the story of the soil you’ll be sifting. It was removed from the Temple Mount site in the dead of night, and now you’d look for archaeology in it. The Temple Mount was such an important place with a rich history. Remnants of it can be found in every fistful of dirt – jewelry, seal prints, ancient weapons, decorated flooring tiles from the Temple, and countless other unique items that will fill up the pages of history.And you and your family can contribute to that.Over 200,000 people have already taken part in the sifting work, with thousands of diverse remains uncovered – the names of each person who found them were marked as well, being mentioned in the media in Israel and around the world.<h3>SO WHAT’S THE STORY IN A NUTSHELL?</h3>It all started in 1999 when illegal construction work on the Temple Mount was initiated by the Muslim Waqf. To protect the historical value of the soil, huge amounts of earth containing archaeological remains of the temple were excavated and evacuated to Kedron Creek. Since the Temple Mount is inaccessible for archaeological excavation, sifting the dirt removed from it provides a rare opportunity to uncover the archaeological treasures that remain hidden in the mountain’s soil.Is the idea of discovering items of Jewish history excite you? Take the role of an archaeologist for a day and help save and uncover ancient relics from the most important site in the heritage of the People of Israel!

Join The Temple Mount Sifting Project & Reveal Jerusalem’s Buried Secrets

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If you’re looking for a unique activity for the whole family and all ages, the special sifting activity at Temple Mount is an excellent idea!  A unique and fascinating experience, that allows you to hold the story of the Temple Mount in your very hands.

All family members will try themselves in real archaeological work, becoming real-life archaeologists seeking historical relics in the soil.

On-site, you’ll take walks around the battle canals, bunkers, armored vehicles from 1948, half-track tank, and an audio-visual presentation that will tell you the moving stories of victory that took place here. It is the setting of the hardest battle the Israeli army led with the Jordanians, but that’s not the reason this spot attracts so many visitors. The veterans are still present in the canals, sharing their fascinating stories about Jerusalem. You’ll get the chance to touch these stones, feel their roughness, hide in the narrow bunkers and look on the view that opens from the slits. Another essential item in the area is a small cardboard sign, on which the warriors expressed in writing the respect they have for their enemy, which teaches us a lot about human dignity.&nbsp;A new multimedia museum was established in the area three years ago. There you can walk in the caves and hear the excited voices announcing “The Temple Mount ours!” to see the flag that was hoisted over the Western Wall at the end of the battle, hear the original announcements of the IDF’s Spokesman and more. The tour in the Heritage Center includes an audio-visual presentation telling the story of veterans telling their personal war stories to their grandchildren. Next, you’ll proceed to the battle canals on the Ammunition Hill and finish the tour with a moving journey in the museum and animated films about the warriors and the city that used to be, and the excitement of putting on the Israeli flag over the Western Wall.<h2>Private events at the Ammunition Hill Center</h2>Are you having a Bar/Bat Mitzvah or any other event soon? Would you like to arrange a conference in an extraordinary atmosphere? The Ammunition Hill Heritage Center offers you plenty of complexes that are suited for all kinds of celebrations, private and business event. There’s a unique and warm ceremony for Bar and Bat Mitzvah boys and girls, based on the idea of growing up and taking responsibility. Other tours and activities may be combined to suit the needs and desires of the children.&nbsp;<img class="wp-image-187576 image_resized" style="aspect-ratio:662/378;width:100%;" src="https://torisify-dev-cdn.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/pvt-givaat-atahmoshet-6.jpg" alt="" width="662" height="378">&nbsp;Photo courtesy of Ammunition Hill&nbsp;&nbsp;The services that will be available for you:<ul><li>An air-conditioned conference hall with an upper foyer, an adjoining complex of services, a space for getting ready for logistics, as well as two classrooms.</li><li>A vast and fenced garden with lawns, sitting areas, and other services.</li><li>An innovative auditorium</li><li>A roofed outdoor amphitheater.</li></ul>Notes:<ul><li>Tables, podiums, and chairs can be supplied (depending on availability) in the garden, hall, and classrooms. Additionally, you may get microphones for speakers, a stage and projection means (in the garden and during the dark hours).</li><li>All the complexes are accessible to people with disabilities.</li><li>All the complexes are accessible for equipment and logistics vehicles.</li><li>Every event can and should be enriched with activities.</li><li>The capacities depend on the type and nature of the event and following governmental policies and COVID-19 safety regulations.</li></ul>

Ammunition Hill (Givat HaTahmoshet)

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This unique center offers numerous adventures and experiences that will give you a glimpse into the historical events that led to the unification of Jerusalem in the Six-Day War.

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

A fascinating experience exploring the world of the Biblical community of Bnei Mikra. Get familiar with this part of Jerusalem and the Jewish people’s history through a guided tour. Learn about the Karaite Jewish community who is a unique group of Jews who lived in accordance with the word of the Old Testament, the written doctrine of Moses and Israel. The Karaite Jews believe that only the written Torah was given to Moses at Mount Sinai and that its commandments should be upheld as they are, without the additions and interpretations of the Talmud and Gmara.&nbsp;During the 45 minute long tour about the Karaite community in Israel and the diaspora, it's unique lifestyle which follows biblical guidelines with no interpretations, and how they managed to preserve it and the Hebrew language since the 8th century<h2>The tour includes:</h2><ul><li>A &nbsp;video that presents the fascinating and authentic story of the Karaite community.&nbsp;</li><li>An exhibition that focuses on the uniqueness of the Karaites, various objects, and more</li><li>A fascinating visit to an ancient synagogue &nbsp;where the Karaite Jews pray on carpets and without shoes, and which has preserved its uniqueness for hundreds of years.</li></ul>&nbsp;Duration of the tour: Approx. 45min

Karaite Jews Heritage Center

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Bnei Mikra Heritage Center is a unique museum dedicated to the Karaite Heritage, located in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem

A unique attraction, suitable even for children, meant to show you the beauty of modern Jerusalem alongside ancient and historical Jerusalem. During the tour, you can hop on and off the bus at any stop along the way and visit the nearby site (requires purchasing a daily ticket).&nbsp;The journey between Jerusalem's historical and tourist sites is accompanied by explanations given in eight languages through personal audio headphones. If you’re touring Jerusalem as a group, you can rent the bus for a group tour.Jerusalem is a vast city, and the red bus is an excellent solution for those who want to do as much as possible comfortably and efficiently, allowing you to enjoy the spectacular views!The buses leave every hour from the bus bay at 14 Agron Street and offer you two different tours:<ul><li>City Tour - a peripheral tour of about an hour and a half around the walls of the Old City with a stop for a spectacular panoramic view of Jerusalem from Mount Scopus.</li><li>Hop on Hop off - Flexible tour that lasts about two and a half hours, and takes you around 15 designated stops by the main tourist sites in the city, allowing unlimited travel with stops at stations where you can get off and visit attractions, museums, galleries, tourist sites, cafes, and more... a well-known concept already implemented in many capitals around the world.</li></ul>

The Red Bus City Tour

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This tour bus will take you on a two-hour route around Jerusalem, stopping at 28 key landmarks.

See Jerusalem’s most important attractions

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Discover the incredible landscape of the Judean desert with a fully guided jeep tour. Drive over hills and into valleys; explore hidden monasteries built into the rocks, and swim in beautiful natural spring.

Judean Desert by Jeep Day Tour

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 This unique tour will take you to unforgettable parts of the country, and is sure to be the outstanding part of your travels.

Discover the incredible landscape of Judean desert

<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.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

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

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An adventurous Tour of the City of David

STAR CAR, Electric Car for an exceptional experience

The Zip Line at Mitzpe David

Jerusalem Surrounding EZ-Rider Tour

A Cultural Guided Tour at the Museum on the Seam

Evening shows

Hallelujah - The Nighttime Show

King David Light Show at the Tower of David

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Night Spectacular Sound & Light Show

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Family friendly activities

Food-tasting vouchers for Machane Yehuda market from "Yalla Basta"

Chain of Generations - Multimedia Show

The Hurva Synagogue

Beit Plugat HaKotel

The Burnt House (Katros House)

New Exhibition at Beit Avi Chai Gallery: “You Must Choose Life – That is Art”

Triumph of the Spirit: Incredible VR-experience back to Poland

Jerusalem Time Elevator (Voyage Terminal)

The Time Elevator and Double-decker bus tour combo

Old Yishuv Court Museum

Ein Yael outdoor museum

For the first time in Israel! Winter Dreams at the Botanical Gardens

Escape Rooms 5959

Park Bike by Smart Tour

Join The Temple Mount Sifting Project & Reveal Jerusalem’s Buried Secrets

Ammunition Hill (Givat HaTahmoshet)

The Herzl Museum

Karaite Jews Heritage Center

The Red Bus City Tour

Outdoor activities

The Jerusalem Archaeological Park - Davidson Center

STAR CAR, Electric Car for an exceptional experience

Gazelle Valley Park

Various workshops & escape rooms

An interactive escape game in the Jewish Quarter

Jerusalem Vineyard Wineries Visitor Center

Crazy Mary: The Horror Maze of Jerusalem

Escape Rooms 5959

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