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The Old City of Jerusalem

Tour Highlight

Image by Sander Crombach

Western Wall

Visit the western wall prayer plaza and learn about Jewish worship and traditions.

Image by Stacey Franco

Temple Mount

visit the Temple Mount plaza and learn about Jerusalem's significance in Islam and about the history of the sacred site.

Image by David Rodrigo

Church of the
Holy Sepulcher 

Visit Christianity's holiest place- the church of the holy sepulcher. Learn about the last days of Jesus in Jerusalem and about his Crucifixion, burial and Resurrection. 

To claim that nothing else in the world compares to it would be an understatement. The historical and spiritual importance of Jerusalem is unparalleled; its name and influence resonating in the hearts of billions. No trip to Israel is complete without experiencing the Old City of Jerusalem, one of the most diverse and spiritually significant places on Earth. This area holds profound importance for the three major Abrahamic faiths—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—each leaving its unique imprint on the architecture and culture of the Old City. Despite its relatively small size, the Old City has witnessed numerous conquests, the rise and fall of empires, and a rich tapestry of events marked by destruction, rebirth, and transformation. Our tour will blend the historical with the contemporary, highlighting the magnificence of the past while acknowledging the daily lives of the residents today. We will explore essential sites like the Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, while also uncovering the local gems, such as cozy coffee shops known only to the locals. To kick off the tour, we'll visit either the Mount of Olives or the rooftops of the Old City for a breathtaking panoramic view, setting the stage for our exploration. The tour encompasses all four quarters of the Old City: Muslim, Christian, Jewish, and Armenian, each distinct in character and ambiance. Meanwhile, I invite you to enjoy this video created by my friend David Zacharie,  which beautifully captures the essence of the Old City and the relationship between its stones and its people

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