Private full-day tour of Jerusalem from Haifa

• Exclusive transportation • Wi-Fi access on the vehicle • Bottled water provided • Air conditioning within the vehicle • Parking expenses covered

• Meal during the tour • Tips • Tea and coffee

• Infants and young children can be transported in a stroller or pram. • Nearby public transportation options are accessible. • Infant seats can be provided upon request. • This activity is appropriate for participants of all fitness levels. • The remaining duration covers transportation between the pickup location and Jerusalem. • Certain locations may be closed due to holidays, festivals, or other events.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup is provided from any location in Haifa as well as from the pier at Haifa port.

• Appreciate the well-known vista of Jerusalem from Mt. of Olives. View the Old City and the Temple Mount from above and consider capturing a photo with the Dome of the Rock, a renowned landmark in the background. • Stroll among the olive trees in the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus spent his final night before his arrest. Reflect on the age of the trees and their connection to that evening. • Explore the Church of All Nations located in the Garden of Gethsemane, designed by architect Antonio Barluzzi. Observe parts of the mosaic floor from the original Byzantine church and the Stone of Agony. • Examine the notable city walls of Jerusalem and the Tower of David, entering the Old City through its main entrance. Contemplate the age of these walls, the authenticity of the Tower of David's name, and the significance of the most famous tomb located within the city walls. • Navigate through the narrow streets of the Old City, passing through its four historical quarters: Armenian, Jewish, Muslim, and Christian. Discover vibrant markets and take time for lunch, fresh juice, and shopping for souvenirs. • Walk along a principal street from Roman and Byzantine Jerusalem that showcases various hidden treasures. View remnants of the city walls from the First and Second Temple periods and traverse a street that is over 1500 years old. Consider the unique aspects of the paintings and the historical appearance of Jerusalem. * The site is closed on Saturdays. • Observe the restored sections of the quarter, including the Hahurva Synagogue and a model of the Golden Menorah. • Visit the Last Supper Room and King David's tomb complex, which consists of surviving parts of a crusaders' church that was later converted to a mosque and then a synagogue. Ponder the unusual architectural features, the connection between pelicans and Jesus, and the authenticity of King David's burial site. • Explore the Western Wall, a significant location in Jerusalem widely considered to be the heart and soul of the city. It is regarded as the most sacred site for Jewish people and has been the backdrop for numerous significant events. Remember to place a note between its stones. • Walk along a section of the Way of the Cross, the traditional route taken by Jesus leading to his crucifixion site. • Visit the most revered location for Christians globally, the church built at the site of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. Stand on Golgotha, see the Chapel of Nailing and the Chapel of the Crucifixion, and touch the summit of Calvary. View the Stone of Unction, where Jesus' body was prepared with oil, and explore the Rotunda with the Aedicule of the Holy Sepulchre, as well as the Chapel of St. Helena, where the True Cross was discovered. Additionally, ponder how six different Christian denominations jointly manage the church and the repercussions of moving the wooden ladder.