A tour through the Jewish quarter of Jerusalem which will start at the Mount Zion , We will enter the through the Zion Gate heading towards the houses for the poor, the quarter’s museum and the memory board which commemorate the temporary mass grave of those who lived in the quarter and fell in the Independence War.

From there we shall move to the renewed quarter which is under construction, and through it we will descend towards the Kotel Square coming through the observation balcony, from where one can view the Temple Mount and the Kotel Square.

A tour to the first neighborhoods created when the residents stepped out of Old City’s walls. Mishkenot Sha’ananim, Nahalat Shiv’a, Yamin Moshe, Beit-David and Nachlaot. A tour through Neviim Street following the big powers –  the Russian Compound, the Sergei Court,  Beth Mahanaim, the Italian Hospital, the Ethiopian Church, the Conrad Schick Home, the various hospitals, the Anna Ticho house and more. Significant and impressive buildings, built in the 19th century by the super powers of the time, which anchored their hold on Jerusalem

We shall tell about them and about the historical figures which belong to the place and that era.

A tour to the first neighborhoods created when the residents stepped out of Old City’s walls. Mishkenot Sha’ananim, Nahalat Shiv’a, Yamin Moshe, Beit-David and Nachlaot. A tour through Neviim Street following the big powers –  the Russian Compound, the Sergei Court,  Beth Mahanaim, the Italian Hospital, the Ethiopian Church, the Conrad Schick Home, the various hospitals, the Anna Ticho house and more. Significant and impressive buildings, built in the 19th century by the super powers of the time, which anchored their hold on Jerusalem

We shall tell about them and about the historical figures which belong to the place and that era.

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During the Jewish holidays and the festive days, I will conduct tours around the various Jerusalem quarters.

We will tour the quarters and have a “glimpse” into the customs and observe the city’s residents joy during the Selichot period leading to the High Holidays, during the Hanukah days, Sukkoth and Passover. At the time of the Christian Holidays , we will be also be able to watch processions, ceremonies and events in accordance with me – along the year I will be able to update you about these events.

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Jerusalem is the holy city for the three monotheistic religions.

From the Christian point of view, Jerusalem abounds with sites where Jesus lived and died. Some of these sites are those were he stayed during the last week of his life, and those became by his believers, holly places and pilgrimage sites for the Christian World. The churches on the Mount of Olives, the Via Dolorosa – where Jesus passed on the way to his crucifixion; the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where he was brought for crucifixion, and where he also resurrected according to the Christian belief.

Other sites are spread around the city, like where Jesus’ miracles took place – the Pool of Bethesda, the Pool of Siloam. Our tours are adapted to the different religious events, and also close to the time of the Christian holidays, when one can watch closely the various ceremonies which take place in Jerusalem and in places outside of the city, like the revelation and baptism site at the Jordan River.

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Excursion to the City of David – “here it all started” and its excavations.  Here we can admire its findings. We will have a special experience when walking through the Hezekiah’s Tunnel, or the Siloam Tunnel. A tour in the Kotel Tunnels (the Davidson Center) and the Houlda Gate.

Visit to the Cardo and the Herodian Quarter which is under the Jewish Quarter, which will allow you to absorb the ambiance and the feeling of historical events that took place at these sites.

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