Wander through the ancient streets of the Old City, feel the energy at iconic religious sites, and take in the breathtaking views. Explore lively markets, taste incredible street food, and get lost in the mix of ancient traditions and modern life that make Jerusalem so unforgettable.
Western Wall
The Western Wall, or Wailing Wall, is one of the most iconic spots in Jerusalem. It’s a powerful place where people from all over the world come to pray, reflect, and leave written notes tucked into the stones. The energy is amazing, and the mix of history and emotion is palpable.
See MoreMahaneh Yehudah Market
A vibrant, buzzing spot in Jerusalem full of fresh produce, spices, and street food, with vendors calling out and locals bargaining. The atmosphere is electric, whether you're grabbing a falafel or just soaking in the sights and sounds.
See MoreChurch of the Holy Sepulchre
One of Jerusalem's most sacred sites. It's where many believe Jesus was crucified, buried, and resurrected. Inside the church is a maze of chapels and ancient relics. Many people claim a deep, peaceful feeling that hits as soon as they step into this holy space.
See MoreDome of the Rock
The most recognizable landmark in the city, with intricate mosaics and a deep history. It’s a special spot for both Muslims and Jews.
See MoreHaMasu'ot Lookout
Perched high on a hill, this spot provides views of the Old City and the landscape beyond. It’s popular for photos, but you can find moments of peace here.
See MoreTower of David
The Tower of David is a historic fortress that offers a fascinating glimpse into Jerusalem’s past. It’s not just a tower—it’s a whole museum with exhibits about the city’s history and amazing views from the top.
See MoreVia Dolorosa Street
This is believed to be the path Jesus walked on his way to crucifixion. It winds through the Old City, lined with churches and chapels marking key stations of the cross. Walking it is a powerful experience, connecting you to centuries of history and faith.
See MoreMount of Olives
This is where Jesus prayed before his crucifixion. It’s also the site of key biblical events, including his ascension to heaven. With ancient tombs and stunning views of Jerusalem, it’s a place of reflection and prayer.
See MoreGethsemane
At the foot of the Mount of Olives, Gethsemane is believed to be the exact place where Jesus prayed before his arrest. The ancient olive trees here are said to be over 2,000 years old. It’s a deeply reflective spot, drawing visitors for quiet prayer and a connection to its profound biblical history.
See MoreMount Zion
In various religions, Mount Zion is a symbol of divine presence, a place of history, reflection, and prophecy, contributing to its unique status as a spiritual and cultural crossroads.
See MoreYad Vashem
Yad Vashem is Israel’s Holocaust memorial, dedicated to honoring the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust. Through exhibits and personal testimonies, it preserves their memory while standing as a universal symbol against hatred and genocide. The memorial educates visitors on the importance of human rights, tolerance, and the need to prevent future atrocities.
See MoreDead Sea
Beyond the noted historical significance, the Dead Sea is one of the world’s most unique natural wonders. Situated between Israel and Jordan, it’s the lowest point on Earth’s surface. Its high salt content makes the water so buoyant that you can easily float on its surface! People also visit for the therapeutic mud, known for its skin-healing properties. The surrounding desert landscape adds to the surreal, otherworldly feel of this place.
See MorePrivate Tour Jerusalem Old City
Take this guided tour for an in-depth and informative experience with a very knowledgeable local.
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BookAlegra Boutique Hotel
Just a short distance outside Jerusalem's center, this historic 18th-century property is a bucket list stay if there ever was one. Enjoy incredible amenities and a fusion of ancient and contemporary surroundings. Oh, and perhaps an eight-course dinner?
See MoreOrient Jerusalem
Just a mile from the city center and one of Jerusalem's nicest and newest hotels. Includes a spa complex and an outdoor pool overlooking the city's ancient sites. The breakfast offering here is an absolute must.
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