What You Will Do
Explore the historic sights of Jerusalem on this 6-hour tour from Tel Aviv. Enjoy an amazing panoramic view over the city and its surroundings from the Mount of Olives. Visit Mount Zion, a religiously and historically significant location that houses the Church of the Dormition, the Hall of the Last Supper, and the Tomb of King David. Go into the heart of the old city to explore its historical beautiful locations, including the Jewish quarter, the wailing wall and the Church of Holy Sepulchre. The tour ends at 1:30pm in the Old City. Return to Tel Aviv is not included.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Monte das Oliveiras
25 minutes
Historic mountain referenced in the Old & New Testaments of the Bible, now a cemetery & sacred spot.
2
Dormition Abbey
15 minutes
located on mount zion one of the foremost impressive churches in Jerusalem due to its measure, beauty and location that overlooks the old city
3
King David's Tomb
15 minutes
One of the foremost sacrosanct destinations for the Jews. the bible notices that King David was buried within the City of David, which is found at the foot of the Temple Mount
4
Western Wall
20 minutes
The Western Wall is one of the holiest Jewish sites and a must-see highlight of Jewish Israel tours. The wall is a remnant of a wall dating back to the time of King Herod, part of the retaining wall that enclosed the Second Temple.
5
The Way of the Cross - Via Dolorosa
The route within the Ancient City of Jerusalem accepted to be the way that Jesus strolled on the way to his execution
6
The Cardo
The main road of ancient Roman cities, running from north to south and lined with a row of columns on each side.
7
Eglise du Saint-Sepulcre
30 minutes
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, The Church site is venerated as Golgotha (Hill of Calvary), the place where Christ was crucified, making it a pilgrimage center for Christians from all around the world. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is also identified as being the place of Jesus’ burial, and the place of his resurrection. The church has had a turbulent history, being almost completely destroyed, and when rebuilt suffering neglect, fire and earthquake damage. In 1959 the Church was renovated by Greek Orthodox, Armenian Apostolic and Roman Catholic custodians, each of whom guard their sections within the Church.
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