• Mt of Olives - Relish the breathtaking view of Jerusalem from the summit of Mt. of Olives. Marvel at the Old City and the Temple Mount from above. Be sure to capture a selfie with the Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem’s renowned landmark, in the background.
• Garden of Gethsemane - Stroll among the olive trees in the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus spent his final night before his arrest. How ancient are these trees? Could they truly have witnessed that day?
• Church of All Nations (Basilica of the Agony) - Explore the Church of All Nations in the Garden of Gethsemane, a masterpiece by architect Antonio Barluzzi. Discover parts of the mosaic floor from the original Byzantine Church and the Stone of Agony in the Garden.
• Jaffa Gate - Admire the historic city walls of Jerusalem, the Tower of David, and enter the Old City through its main gate. How old are these walls? Is the Tower of David truly linked to David? And why is the world’s most famous tomb located within the city walls?
• Old City of Jerusalem - Wander through the narrow streets of the Old City, exploring its four historic quarters: Armenian, Jewish, Muslim, and Christian. Discover the vibrant markets, pause for lunch, enjoy fresh juice, and shop for souvenirs.
• The Cardo - This main street of Roman and Byzantine Jerusalem reveals its hidden treasures. Observe the remnants of city walls from the First and Second Temple periods and walk along the 1500-year-old street. Is there something unusual in the painting? How did Jerusalem appear 1500 years ago?

• The site is closed on Saturdays.

• Jewish Quarter - Explore the restored and preserved sections of the quarter. Visit the restored Hahurva Synagogue and view the model of the Golden Menorah.
• Mount Zion - Discover the complex of the Last Supper Room and King David’s tomb, a surviving part of the crusaders’ church that was converted into a mosque and later into a synagogue. Why does it appear so unique? What is the link between pelicans and Jesus? Was King David truly buried here?
• Western Wall - The Wall! The most iconic site in Jerusalem, its heart and soul. The only place in the world where one can directly communicate with God. It is the most sacred site for all Jewish people (is it truly?) and the venue of many significant events. Remember to place your note between its stones!
• The Way of the Cross - Via Dolorosa - Walk along a section of the Way of the Cross, the traditional path Jesus took to the site of crucifixion.
• Church of the Holy Sepulchre - Visit the most sacred site for Christians worldwide, the church built over the locations of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection. Step onto Golgotha, see the Chapel of Nailing and the Chapel of the Crucifixion, and touch the top of Calvary. Observe the Stone of Unction where Jesus’ body was cleansed and anointed with oil. Visit the Rotunda with the Aedicule of the Holy Sepulchre and descend beneath the church to the Chapel of St. Helena to see the site of the True Cross’s recovery. Additionally, how do six different Christian denominations manage the church together? And what would happen if the wooden ladder were moved?

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Tea and coffee

With the help of an experienced guide, explore Jerusalem, a city renowned for its complexity, where diverse people, cultures, and religions both blend and maintain their distinctiveness.

Visit the most significant sites for followers of the three monotheistic religions and delve into human history.

This private tour allows for customization based on your religious and cultural interests, enabling you to focus on the locations that hold personal significance.

• The remaining time is for transportation from the pickup point to Jerusalem and back
• Some sites on the tour can be unavailable due to holidays, festivals and other events

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.