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King George Street Tour – 2018

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Duration
3 hours
Starting Point / Ending Point
Safra Square, 26 Jaffa Street

Overview

On one of the most famous and central streets in Jerusalem, learn about the transition from hundreds of years Islamic rule to the British rule that lead the renewal of the cities and the changes that came as a result. This tour is dedicated to the institution of the rule of Palestina in the Land of Israel with a focus on Jewish, Christian and Muslim buildings on this central street in the city center.

Route: Safra Square via Jaffa Street to King George Street

Tour Date

2018

About the municipality’s free Saturday tours

All of the municipality’s free tours meet on Saturday at 10:00am in Safra Square (26 Yaffo Street), near the palm trees. They are given in English unless otherwise specified, are a medium level of difficulty and without Shabbat desecration.

The routes are subject to change.

All tours are given by licensed guides and take place in all weather conditions.

The tours are suitable for indiviuals and not for groups. Groups can reserve a guide through the Jerusalem Development Authority.

For more information: local/international call: +972-50-5931450. (Please do not call on Friday evening or Saturday).

Photo courtesy of Noam Chen

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