Two-hour private walking tour of Madaba

• Samples of food • Bottled water • Personal local guide • Itinerary that can be customized

• Admission costs for churches within the city • Tips • Personal expenditures

• Service animals are permitted • Not advisable for individuals with spinal injuries • Not advisable for those who are pregnant • Not advisable for individuals with weak cardiovascular health • A moderate level of physical fitness is required for travelers

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

• The itinerary begins at St. George’s Church, notable for housing the Madaba Mosaic Map, the earliest existing map of the Holy Land from the 6th century. The guide will detail the map's importance in Christian history along with its intricate representations of Jerusalem and other biblical locations. • The next destination is the Madaba Archaeological Park, where ancient mosaics from various eras can be found, including remnants of churches, homes, and streets from the Byzantine period. Notable features include mosaics from the Church of the Virgin Mary and the Hippolytus Hall. • The journey continues to the Madaba Museum, which offers insights into the city's past. Visitors will find a collection of artifacts spanning the Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic periods, enhancing the understanding of Madaba’s cultural development. • The tour concludes at the Shrine of St. John the Baptist, an impressive Catholic church built in the 19th century. Visitors can climb the bell tower for sweeping views of the city and explore the underground crypt thought to contain relics associated with St. John the Baptist.