Jerusalem

The Western Wall (The Kotel)

A part of the wall around the Holy Temple and a holy site for the Jewish people The Western Wall is the western retaining wall of the Temple Mount . Over 2040 years ago, King Herod decided to expand the platform of the Temple Mount in order to make room for the hundreds of thousands of Jews and ...

The Kotel HaKatan (Small Wall)

Also called the Small Western Wall , this is a segment of the Western Wall, in a small plaza near the Iron Gate entrance to the Temple Mount. This plaza is only about 20 meters long, almost the same length as the Western Wall was until the Six-Day War. The open area in front of it is also about ...

The Western Wall Tunnels

The Kotel Tunnels (Minharot Hakotel) site is operated by The Western Wall Heritage Foundation. Regular tours take place in the ancient tunnels by the Western Wall.

From the time of the Temples destruction we have been unable to ascend Temple Mount to stand in the place where the temple used ...

Tower of David

The Tower of David Museum traces Jerusalem's long and eventful history through state of the art displays and exhibits, utilizing the most advanced technologies.

Set in the magnificently restored ancient Citadel, first constructed 2,000 years ago by Herod the Great, the Tower of David Museum ...

City of David - visitors center

The story of the City of David began over 3,000 years ago, when King David left the city of Hebron for a small hilltop city known as Jerusalem, establishing it as the unified capital of the tribes of Israel. Years later, Davids son, King Solomon, built the First Temple next to the City of David o...

Davidson center

The Davidson Exhibition and Virtual Reconstruction Center is located in the Jerusalem Archaeological Park. It is an archaeological tourist site exhibiting the history of the Temple Mount. It combines an exhibition of archaeological content through various means: computerized mediums, artifacts ex...

Chain of Generations Center

A new permanent exhibit called The Chain of Generations Center has recently been opened near the Western Wall.

Visitors will enjoy a moving experience that relates the fascinating story of the Jewish people throughout the generations. This story takes us through 3,500 years_- from exile to s...

Temple Institute

The Institute boasts reconstructed temple vessels, paintings of scenes from temple service, and a gold and marble model of the 2nd temple.

The Temple Institute (in Hebrew, Machon Ha-Mikdash), founded in 1987, is a non-profit educational and religious organization located in the Jewish quarte...

The Cardo

Cardo Maximus - the main street of the Roman Byzantine Jerusalem. During archaeological digging in 1975, a part of a street was uncovered and identified as the Cardo Maximus - the main street of the Roman Byzantine Jerusalem. The Cardo was a pillared street, partly open and partly roofed. It was...

The Jerusalem Archaeological Park

The Jerusalem Archaeological Park reveals the most amazing discoveries of Jerusalem during the Second Temple period.
At the feet of the Southern Wall of the Temple Mount, at the Yitzhak Ben Youssef Levi Garden the area known as the Ophel, the visitor can climb up the original steps of the Hu...

The Walls Promenade

A beautiful view by walking upon the city walls. A beautiful view by walking upon the city walls. From Jaffa gate to Damascus gate.

Hours: Sun-Thurs: 9:00-17:00 Fri: 9:00-14:00 Sat: 9:00-17:00
Telephone: 02-6277962
Price: Adult 16 nis, children 8 nis

Wohl Archeology Museum
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Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum

Yad Vashem has been entrusted with documenting the history of the Jewish people during the Holocaust period, preserving the memory and story of each of the six million victims, and imparting the legacy of the Holocaust for generations to come through its archives, library, school, museums and rec...

Windmill Museum

The windmill and Mishkenot Shaananim are well known landmarks of Yemin Moshe. It was here that the first real step was taken to settle the Jews out of the walls of the Old City. In 1855 the English Jewish Minister Moses Montefiore bought this land. He built two buildings and a windmill that never...

Underground Prisoners Museum

Hundreds of underground fighters from Hagana, E.Z.L and Lehi were imprisoned here.
The site was built in the 19th century as a hostel for Russian women pilgrims. After WWI, the British turned the place into the central prison. Hundreds of underground fighters from Hagana, E.Z.L and Lehi were...

Ticho House

Ticho House, situated in Jerusalems downtown area, is filled with the atmosphere of old Jerusalem, with the art of Israels beloved painter Anna Ticho (1894 1980) and the music of the artists who perform in concert most days of the week. One of the first houses in Jerusalem built outside the Old C...

House of Rabbi Kook

The sign above the entrance gate of his home states that the construction was completed in 1923.
To the right at the end of the entrance corridor is the rabbis study, whose modest appearance is truly amazing. The rickety table, chair, and closet in which the rabbis clothes were kept are the on...