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Passover in Jerusalem 2025

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The show tells the story of Jerusalem and the shared life in it and Israel through 3 different shows:<ul><li>A story of light&nbsp;</li><li>A story of peace</li><li>The story of an eternal prayer for harmony</li></ul>The show includes the use of many lasers throughout the city through a unique control system designed by strict ecological requirements that creates a spectacular effect without air pollution and environmental damage.The original music was composed so that it sensitively tells the story of Jerusalem and our history; motifs from different cultures and religions can be heard in it alongside songs that are an important asset to the Jewish people. The unique synergy between West and East, ancient and new, creates a rooted and contemporary show marked by world music from the statement that there is a place for everyone in the Jerusalem of the future, peace prevails in it, and prayer is always heard.

High LIGHT JLM: a show in the sky

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Jerusalem salutes our heroes: the security and rescue forces, and embraces the families of the abductees with a stunning laser show, celebrating the city's history, culture, and unity through light and music.

A song of praise

Join the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/the-jerusalem-symphony-orchestra">Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra</a> with an exciting series of shows. So what awaits us this month?

The Monthly Performances of the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra

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Join the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra with an exciting series of shows. So, what awaits us this month?

Join the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra

<h3>The best dishes from the top Chefs</h3>Enjoy excellent Jerusalem restaurants and chefs and guest chefs from all over the country. We will change the entire team every two weeks to diversify and renew the dishes.&nbsp;The longest bar in Israel will be built next to the food trucks, in front of the fantastic view of Jerusalem in the evening from the promenade. The bar offers a variety of cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks. You can also enjoy an ice cream and sweets truck, a coffee stand, and various dishes at attractive prices of 45 NIS, 35 NIS, and 25 NIS.&nbsp;With the Food Truck app, you can conveniently purchase food, drinks, snacks, and sweets during the festival without standing in line. It's the perfect way to indulge in the event without any interruptions.<h3>Celebrate every Wednesday with performances at no cost:</h3><ul><li>June 26: Guy Mezig</li><li>July 3: The giraffes</li><li>July 10: Jimbo J</li><li>July 17: Hadag Nahash</li><li>July 24: Dikla</li><li>July 31: Jane Bordeaux</li></ul>In addition, you can catch the most fantastic laser show in the world - High Light - several times every evening. And what else?&nbsp;Entertainment is a vital part of the Food Truck event. We'll host a party every Thursday, pampering seating and picnic areas for your comfort, photo booths for memorable stories, and special storytelling sessions for children every day at 18:30, where they can learn about palaces and legends.&nbsp;Now is the time to mark your calendar, schedule with friends or family, and join the celebration.

Jerusalem's Food Truck Festival 2024

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The food truck event returns to Jerusalem with a beautiful new location, new flavors, live performances, a laser show, and many other surprises.

The culinary event of the summer!

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

EVENTS THIS MONTH AT BEIT AVI CHAI

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Beit Avi Hai invites you to a series of fascinating cultural events that will take place this month.

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 Museum of Tolerance aims to become a home that inspires and encourages open dialogue for Israelis and a place for outreach activities for guests from around the world. The museum's design includes four open walls that produce an illuminated space for visitors throughout their visit, creating a sense of comfort and warmth, and helping them open up to ideas and absorb the content.The museum features temporary exhibitions which you can book tickets, and will soon feature a fascinating permanent exhibition that will introduce visitors to the journey of Diaspora Jews, an AI hologram of Maimonides, and more.In addition, you can enjoy performances and live music in the amphitheater and halls of the museum, join fascinating events, and hold private events and conferences.The museum includes a 185,000 square meter campus, which includes an innovative cultural center for experiential learning in the heart of modern Jerusalem, a Beit Midrash that hosts groups, and more.The Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem is also suitable for a variety of events and conferences. One of the museum's most striking features is the 1,000-seat outdoor amphitheater, surrounded by a Second Temple period aqueduct originally built by King Herod. In the center of the amphitheater stands a low stage, from which a screen and speakers rise as if by magic at the touch of a button.

The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem

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The Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem is open to the general public and invites you to visit a variety of powerful exhibitions, including From Darkness to Light, which will bring visitors together with testimonies of brave women who survived October 7th, documentation by photographer Ziv Koren.

An inspiring visit

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A visit to the <a href="https://itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/the-israel-museum/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Israel Museum</a> is the perfect cultural pastime thanks to the unique and fascinating permanent exhibitions that are presented during the opening hours of the museum.

The permanent exhibitions of the Israel Museum will take you on a journey following ancient scrolls, Jewish history, and the world of art.

So which permanent exhibitions can you be impressed by?

Recommended Permanent Exhibitions at the Israel Museum

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The permanent exhibitions of the Israel Museum will take you on a journey following ancient scrolls, Jewish history, and the world of art.

The permanent exhibitions of the Israel Museum

The exhibitions at <a href="/attraction/the-israel-museum" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Israel Museum</a> are temporary and one-off exhibitions that are shown seasonally, and you should not miss them. Here we have collected the most recommended exhibitions for you:

Unique Temporary Exhibitions at the Israel Museum

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A visit to the Israel Museum is the perfect cultural pastime thanks to the unique and fascinating exhibitions that are presented during the opening hours of the museum.

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. 

Monuments and memorials are built to last, to serve as reminders of events long after they fade from living memory. They honor the past—whether shared, contested, or troubled—but their true significance often lies not in what they commemorate, but in the emotions, reflections, and actions they provoke. Conveying different messages to different audiences, monuments can inspire, empower, intimidate, or consolidate a sense of identity and values. While they help cement historical narratives, they also cast their shadow over social realities and imagined political futures.Such notions and tensions underlie Yoav Horesh’s exhibition, which captures a pivotal moment in the charged history of Confederate monuments in the United States. These statues, originally erected to honor the leaders and legacy of the Confederacy—the eleven pro-slavery states that seceded from the Union in 1861, igniting the American Civil War—were intended to restore Southern pride after their defeat. However, their meaning has since shifted, embedding them in contemporary political and social discourse.Horesh’s use of a large-format film camera and traditional silver print techniques emphasizes the historical weight of the events unfolding before his lens. His black-and-white photographs evoke the racial tensions deeply ingrained in these landscapes, capturing the visual and ideological collision between opposing aesthetic and political languages. The grandiosity of the classical statues is confronted with the vibrant expressions of African American culture—graffiti, handmade memorials, and spontaneous protest art dedicated to victims of police brutality and hate crimes. These now counter-monuments have become sites of resistance and collective mourning, challenging the statues’ original intent and reshaping their significance in the public space.Horesh’s photography is not just historical documentation—it is a bold artistic statement that urges viewers to reconsider the evolving relationship between past, present, and identity."Yoav Horesh – Monuments" is more than an exhibition—it is an invitation to reflect, question, and see history through new eyes.

"Yoav Horesh – Monuments": Memory and Protest at the Museum On The Seam

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In a series of black-and-white photographs documenting Confederate monuments and the protests demanding their removal following the killing of George Floyd in 2020, Yoav Horesh captures a decisive moment in a controversial American history and its enduring impact on contemporary society.

Flammable materials are easily combustible materials that keep burning even when moved away from the ignition source. As such, they hold within them not only the danger of conflagration, but also the fire itself. The works in this exhibition, some familiar and others presented here for the first time, embody the same dreadful range – between the incendiary potential and the destructive effect of the flames, between the pent-up energy and the embers left behind. The events of the past year have been and still are imbued with the concrete and metaphorical presence of fire. The concept of fire in Israeli culture, writes art historian Gideon Ofrat, is a core image: it is fanned by the myth of the burning bush, the flame of the alter and the firewood to which Isaac was bound; it is fanned also by the trauma of the burning Jewish towns and the crematoria of the Holocaust, the solemnity of the eternal fire in Yad Vashem, the fire-blackened survivors, and the memorial candle; it embodies the religious and national ethos of Lag BaOmer bonfires, youth movement campfires and fire inscriptions, and the national Torch-Lighting Ceremony; and wildfires in planted forests, in IDF shooting ranges, in warzones, in the volatile Palestinian Intifadas, and the foreign fire that devours homes, communities and individuals. However, the visual language adopted by the works on display deliberately avoids the pathos this incitive subject appears to call for. Instead, the artists draw on material and medium-based sensibilities, employing strategies of abstraction, disruption, and defamiliarization to evoke a profound sense of disaster and unease. Through a crime-scene aesthetic that relies on hints and traces or generates tension and disquiet—and particularly through the palpable absence of human presence, the works reveal how fire and its explosive charges articulate ongoing processes of disintegration, moral corruption, and the devaluation of human life.

Exhibition "Flammable Materials" at the Museum On The Seam

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The exhibition seeks to reflect the current atmosphere in a region that is constantly on the brink of ignition, set against a backdrop of trends of radicalization, degradation, and the devaluation of human life in Israeli reality.

An Exhibition that reflects the current atmosphere

In a small yet striking series of works on elongated wooden boards, Yonatan Ron presents oil paintings of pitas. Yet, contrary to the immediate associations evoked by its simplisic image—an everyday pastry, cheap and ubiquitous, strongly associated with Middle Eastern simplicity, authenticity, and the familiar wiping gesture of dipping it into hummus—Ron’s baroque pitas, hovering between still life and portraiture, suddenly seem larger than life.Unlike the Eucharist, the Sabbath challah bread, or the matzah (the Passover flatbread), the pita carries no inherent festivity or religious ritual. Quite the opposite: as the bread of the impoverished and the quintessential street food, it is deeply intertwined with the ordinary and the mundane—what the popular saying captures as “life (as such) in a pita.” For Ron, however, the pita is also a deeply personal memory, a nostalgic echo of his grandfather, who once sold falafel in Jerusalem’s bustling marketplace. Through his paintings, this memory is transformed into a monumental portrait, imbuing the simple bread with a newfound sense of reverence.Yet beyond its everyday nature, the pita is also a staple that transcends culinary identity, serving as a shared cultural marker of both Israeli and Palestinian cuisines. As such, it carries an undeniable political and symbolic weight—at times, a contested object in the discourse on cultural appropriation and dispossession; at others, a fragile emblem of coexistence and peace. It has been wielded as a punitive tool against Palestinian political prisoners and, more recently, emerged as a poignant symbol of protest in the struggle to free Israeli hostages held in Gaza.In Ron’s paintings, the pitas appear to float against a neutral backdrop, seemingly liberated from the cultural and political burdens that tether them to their local context. Yet, these tensions are inescapable, echoing through the visual defamiliarization and distortion created by the extreme horizontality of the compositions and the scorched hues of the blackened dough. Under the shadow of the past year’s turmoil, these once-familiar forms take on a somber tone, stained with an air of elegy and quiet lament.

"Yonatan Ron – Pitas": Identity and Tradition at the Museum on the Seam

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Yonatan Ron's profound oil paintings of pitas transform the mundane into the monumental, employing Baroque-inspired composition to elevate the humble bread into a symbolic, introspective portrait—one that reflects both personal memory and broader political and cultural meanings.

The exhibition "06:29 - From Darkness to Light" is a moving production by the Museum of Tolerance, revealing the depth of the unimaginable evil that occurred on October 7, 2023. In the exhibition, you will be exposed to testimonies of brave women who survived the inferno, chilling documentation by photographer Ziv Koren, and performances that focus on the 'Arvut Hadadit' (Mutual Responsibility) that citizens of the State of Israel and Diaspora Jews have demonstrated since then.In addition, the tour includes a visit to the exhibition Documenting Israel: 75 Years of Vision that will bring visitors together with spectacular archival photographs from the history of the State of Israel.Visitors to the exhibition will experience the transition from darkness to light through the perspective of acclaimed documentary filmmakers Noam Shalev and Kobi Sitt, and through the lens of renowned photographer Ziv Koren. The exhibition takes visitors on an in-depth journey into the events of October 7th and the profound impact on Israeli society, undergoing unprecedented upheaval.These testimonies are presented in an innovative video format on large screens throughout the exhibition space, providing visitors with a feeling of an intimate, face-to-face encounter with the witnesses.The curator of the exhibition is Malki Shem Tov, the father of Omer Shem Tov, who was released from Hamas captivity on February 22, 2025, after 505 days in captivity

A moving tour of the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem

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Join a contemporary and moving tour of two fascinating exhibitions on display at the Museum of Tolerance: "06:29 - From Darkness to Light" and "Documenting Israel: Visions of 75 Years."

Every Friday at 11:00 AM, a guided tour of the three exhibitions on display at the museum takes place: &nbsp;<ul><li>"Flammable Materials" - The exhibition seeks to reflect the current atmosphere in a region that is constantly on the brink of ignition, set against a backdrop of trends of radicalization, degradation, and the devaluation of human life in Israeli reality.</li><li>"Monuments" - In a series of black-and-white photographs documenting Confederate monuments and the protests demanding their removal following the killing of George Floyd in 2020, Yoav Horesh captures a decisive moment in a controversial American history and its enduring impact on contemporary society.</li><li>"Pitas" - Yonatan Ron's oil paintings of pitas transform the mundane into the monumental, using Baroque-inspired composition to elevate the humble bread into a symbolic, introspective portrait, reflecting both personal memory and broader political and cultural meanings.</li></ul>Weekly tours are conducted in Hebrew. To check the tour schedule in English and Russian, please visit our website. &nbsp;

Guided Tours at the Museum on the Seam

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Every Friday at 11:00 AM, a guided tour takes place, which includes a historical overview of the building and the geographical environment and guidance on the exhibits on display.

Guided Tour at the Exhibitions

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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

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The "Yalla Basta NIGHT" Bite card at Machne Yehuda Market was created for those who want to experience the vibrant nightlife scene of Mahane Yehuda Market and enjoy all the culinary abundance the market offers without getting lost among the various options.<h3>The experience includes:</h3><ul><li>A fascinating audio guidance about the market that you can listen to on your phone (make sure you bring your headphones!).</li><li>Order online and receive the vouchers conveniently at the designated pick-up point in the market.</li><li>A combination of food and alcohol, from authentic and classic dishes to the trendiest and most talked-about stalls.</li><li>Choose 6 dishes from a selection of 12 excellent options we've chosen for you.</li><li>A folded card with a map of the market and detachable vouchers.</li></ul>What will you taste? Espresso with Baileys, burekas, Georgian pastry, healthy juice, sausage toast, market cocktail, pita with fish haraime, knafeh, and more.

Yalla Basta NIGHT: The Night Bite Card of Machane Yehuda Market

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A Bite card that will take you on a nighttime tour of quality alcohol, premium dishes, and decadent desserts at the hottest places in Machne Yehuda Market.

A nighttime tour

During the tour, you'll get a chance to sample all the distillery's products, and enjoy a cocktail created by our very own mixologist – accompanied by light snacks that pair nicely with the distilleries. This is a memorable hour for alcohol lovers.&nbsp;<h3>What does the tour include?&nbsp;</h3><ul><li>3 Tastings of Spirits</li><li>1 Cocktail</li><li>Light Snacks</li></ul>

Milestones Tour of the history of alcohol at the THINKERS Distillery

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Join a popular Thinkers Distillery alcohol tour where we will enjoy active and fun learning about the history of alcohol, the distillery process, how to produce the finest liquor, and what makes the Thinkers' wine so unique. 

Join a popular alcohol tour 

Greek Salon has arrived in Jerusalem – The authentic Greek experience you don't want to miss! A superb Greek menu, live music, and an unforgettable atmosphere await you.&nbsp;Looking for a special event venue? The space is perfect for hosting various celebrations – from birthdays to private and business events, from morning until evening.What's in store for you? A unique hosting experience with an exclusive Dinner &amp; Party concept that will transport you straight to Greece!&nbsp;The experience begins with a luxurious meal from Chef Guy Peretz's kitchen, featuring high-quality Mediterranean flavors inspired by traditional Greek cuisine using premium ingredients. Afterward – a Greek dance party with top singers and musicians that will make you never want to stop dancing!

Greek Salon Jerusalem

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NEW IN JERUSALEM – Greek Salon by Chef Guy Peretz! Experience an extraordinary culinary journey beginning with a premium Mediterranean feast, crafted with authentic Greek traditions and finest ingredients, followed by an an energetic Greek party!

During the tour, we’ll taste warm and fresh bourekas, toast with fine Israeli beer, snack on unique Jerusalem halva, learn how to turn sesame into tahini, eat Taboon bread with Za'atar, and other unique dishes that the beloved market is known for. During the tour, we’ll get introduced to the secrets and behind-the-scenes of one of the most popular markets in Israel: we’ll hear the story of how two artists turned the face of the market into a unique, colorful gallery.&nbsp;We’ll get inspired by the brave and surprising story of Eli Mizrahi, and find out the market's real name and the date of its founding. Together, we’ll learn how much it costs to buy and rent a Basta (stall) in the most known market in Israel.

Tastings of Jerusalem at Mahane Yehuda Market

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Join this special tasting tour to hear the unique stories and authentic characters of the most vibrant place in Jerusalem, the Mahane Yehuda Market! A real celebration of tastes, delicacies, aromas, and real-life tales. 

A fun tasting tour at the Market

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Food and Wine Events in Jerusalem

On any given day or night you’ll find Jerusalem alive with events — concerts, festivals, parties and more. The Jerusalem Wine Festival in the summer, the Jewish High Holidays in the fall, Christmas and the Shaon Horef Festival in the winter and Passover and Easter in the spring are just some of the highlights.

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Recommended Permanent Exhibitions at the Israel Museum

Unique Temporary Exhibitions at the Israel Museum

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

"Yoav Horesh – Monuments": Memory and Protest at the Museum On The Seam

Exhibition "Flammable Materials" at the Museum On The Seam

"Yonatan Ron – Pitas": Identity and Tradition at the Museum on the Seam

A moving tour of the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem

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

Guided Tours at the Museum on the Seam

Night events & shows

Hallelujah - The Nighttime Show

King David Light Show at the Tower of David

The Monthly Performances of the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra

Food and Wine Events in Jerusalem

Yalla Basta NIGHT: The Night Bite Card of Machane Yehuda Market

Milestones Tour of the history of alcohol at the THINKERS Distillery

Greek Salon Jerusalem

Tastings of Jerusalem at Mahane Yehuda Market

Jerusalem's Food Truck Festival 2024