Jerusalem Old City Tour from Tel Aviv
Are you ready for an unforgettable journey through the historical and cultural heart of Jerusalem?
Join us on a Jerusalem Day Tour from Tel Aviv, including round-trip transportation for a comfortable and seamless experience. This full-day adventure takes you through the ancient streets of the Old City, where centuries of history, culture, and spirituality come together.
Our Jerusalem Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the Old City’s diverse neighborhoods, each with its own character and traditions.
We’ll walk through all four quarters of the Jerusalem Old City and discover what makes each one special. You’ll stroll along the remains of the Roman Cardo, visit the Hurva Synagogue, and hear the story behind this landmark.
From a scenic lookout point, you’ll enjoy an inspiring view of some of the most important religious sites in the world.
As we enter the Temple Mount, including the Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa Mosque, we’ll delve deeper into the city’s rich and complex history. You’ll also catch a glimpse of the legendary Mount of Olives, home to the world’s oldest Jewish cemetery, before visiting the Western Wall.
Following part of the Via Dolorosa, we’ll arrive at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, one of Christianity’s holiest sites. You’ll then have time to explore the colorful Old City Bazaar and discover its unique offerings.
After the guided tour, you’ll enjoy free time in the Old City, where you can wander at your own pace and have an independent lunch in one of the many local eateries.
So what are you waiting for? Join our Jerusalem Tour for a day of exploration, inspiration, and discovery!
Highlights
- Walk through all four quarters of the Old City
- Experience the rich cultural mosaic of the Old City, where diverse communities coexist in a living historical landscape.
- Visit the Western Wall, the holiest site for Jews and the last remnant of the Jewish Temple
- Overlook at the Temple Mount, venerated for thousands of years by Jews and Muslims
- View the Dome of the Rock & Al Aqsa Mosque, revered by Muslims as the site where Mohammed ascended to heaven
- Walk the same path as Jesus did to his crucifixion,by strolling along the Via Dolorosa
- Experience the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the site of Jesus’ crucifixion, burial and resurrection
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Tour Itinerary
Good to Know
- Things to bring: Hat and sunscreen, Water and snacks, Rav-Kav, Modest Clothing (scarf/shawl for women. No shorts or bare shoulders)
- Note: Due to specific visiting hours and additional factors that may affect access to the Temple Mount/Dome of the Rock/Al Aqsa Mosque- such as Muslim and Jewish holidays or other events- entry to the site is not always guaranteed. In cases where visiting the Temple Mount is not possible, the tour will include a visit to a scenic viewpoint overlooking the Temple Mount instead.
- Pickup Point: Abraham Hostel Tel Aviv (HaRakevet St 8)
WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUDED
- Guided tour in Jerusalem
- Full transportation
EXCLUDED
- Lunch
- Extra Snacks and Drinks
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FAQ'S
Does the Jerusalem Day Tour from Tel-Aviv include the Mt. of Olives?
No, this tour focuses on the Old City, within the walls. The Mt. of Olives has a separate tour.
What is the Jerusalem tour about?
The Jerusalem tour from Tel-Aviv is a fascinating journey through the historical and cultural heart of the city, providing insights into its rich and complex history, unique character, and diverse flavors.
What are the important religious sites visited during the tour?
The tour provides an opportunity to explore some of the world’s most important religious sites, including the Temple Mount, the Dome of the Rock, Al Aqsa Mosque, the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Are entrance fees included in the Jerusalem tour price?
Yes, entrance fees are included in the tour price.
What should I wear on the Jerusalem tour?
It’s recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for protection against the sun. Visitors should also dress modestly when visiting religious sites and landmarks, covering their shoulders and knees.















































