Discover Israel

Circuit 1: Classic Jerusalem

Mount of Olives: Enjoy an unforgettable panoramic view of the entire city and learn about the historical and spiritual significance of the site.
Jaffa Gate, Armenian Quarter: Enter the historic Old City of Jerusalem through one of its most famous gates.
Jewish Quarter and the Western Wall (Kotel): Walk through the ancient streets of the Jewish Quarter and visit the most sacred site in Judaism.
Via Dolorosa and Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Walk the traditional route of Jesus to the site of his crucifixion.
Muslim Quarter and Market: Discover the aromas and colors of the shuk (market), interacting with vibrant local life.
Mount Zion: Visit the Cenacle (Last Supper room) and the Tomb of King David.

Hezekiah’s Wall

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Church of Gethsemane

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Pools of Bethesda

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Damascus Gate

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Panoramic View of Jerusalem

Western Wall – The Kotel

Hurva Synagogue

Church of Bethphage

Church of the Ascension

Church of the Tomb of Mary

Tower of David

Jaffa Gate

The Four Sephardic Synagogues

Cotton Market

Church of Saint Peter in Gallicantu

Zion Gate

Abbey of the Dormition

Circuit 2: Jerusalem and the Three Religions

Via Dolorosa and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Walk the traditional path of Jesus leading to the site of his crucifixion.
Jewish Quarter and the Western Wall (Kotel): Explore ancient streets and visit the holiest site in Judaism.
Muslim Quarter and Market: Experience the aromas and colors of the shuk (market), engaging with vibrant local life.

Via Dolorosa

First Station

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Western Wall – The Kotel

Hurva Synagogue

Mamluk Mausoleum

Circuit 3: Christianity in Jerusalem

Holy Week: Follow Jesus’ journey from his arrival, in the last week of his life, at the Mount of Olives to his arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane.
Via Dolorosa: Walk the traditional path of Jesus to the site of his crucifixion on the Golgota Stone.
The Holy Sepulchre: The most important landmark of the Christian faith.
In the Footsteps of Mary: Explore the places associated with Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Via Dolorosa

First Station

Holy Sepulchre

Saint Anne

Circuit 4: Jerusalem Through the Ages

King David: Explore the City of David, the origin of Jerusalem as the spiritual and historical center of the Jewish people.
First and Second Temples: Walk through the remnants of the biblical periods and relive the majesty of ancient Jerusalem.
Roman and Byzantine Period: Admire the ruins and transformation of the city under the Roman Empire and early Christianity.
Islamic and Crusader Periods: Explore mosques, churches, and walls that tell the story of the great civilizations that passed through Jerusalem.
Ayyubid and Mamluk Periods: Discover the remains of the Ayyubid people and the remarkable architecture of the Mamluks.
Ottoman Empire to British Mandate: Stroll through neighborhoods, markets, and buildings from the city’s modern era.
The Rebirth of Jerusalem and the State of Israel: Experience the milestones of reunification in 1967, when Jerusalem became the capital of the State of Israel.

David’s Palace

Ahiel’s House

Beit HaTzophe

Katef Bein Hinnom Tombs

Roman-Byzantine Cardo

Ecce Homo Arch

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Madaba Map

Damascus Gate

Burnt House

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Zedekiah’s Cave

Kidron Valley

Pilgrims’ Road

Robinson’s Arch

Circuit 5: Jerusalem Beyond the Walls

Prophets Street: Discover Prophets Street, an elegant promenade through 19th-century Jerusalem, where majestic residences, historic hospitals, and old consulates reveal the city’s multicultural and diplomatic legacy.
Russian Compound: Explore the Russian Compound, a historic corner in the heart of Jerusalem where 19th-century architecture blends with Orthodox churches and old pilgrim hostels.
French Compound: Discover the French Compound, a French gem facing Jerusalem’s northern wall.
Ghost Valley: Explore the German Protestant settlement in Jerusalem, with its unique architecture and fascinating history.
Jewish Neighborhoods Beyond the Walls: Discover the first Jewish neighborhoods built outside the walls of ancient Jerusalem.