Once upon a time, when Jerusalem was tiny still, there was a neighborhood init who wanted to found a state. It had a gymnasium, institutions and offices and the residents thought: This is where we build the Jewish state. In this tour we shall findout how Rehaviya was the center that conducted the state to be.
Ages: 6-14
Highlights: The Rehaviya neighborhood sites, Yeshurun synagogue, national institutions and more.
Time: 2.5-3 hours
Level of difficulty: easy.
On the top of a mountain not far away from the sky a weird thing happened. Dear young Walter had a jug of water but O poor Walter, the water is now over. What will the fate of Jerusalem be? We shall cross the forests, we shall walk down hills we shall overcome all obstacles and show the grownups – they will see.
Maybe just at the end of our Journey we shall find where Walter’s water may be.
Age: Children of 4 to 8 years.
Highlights: The Ein Kerem stream, the church of St. John the Baptist and Ein Kerem’s allies.
Time: approximately 2.5 hours
Level f difficulty: easy – we shall need comfortable walking shows
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They say that David the king of Israel is alive and well. If it is all true then where is he hiding and why has no one seen him lately? It is time to go tour Jerusalem and search for him. We will go through an underground tunnel flooded with water, go up a mountain with a mysterious site on top, and search for the palace in which the redheaded king resided. We will examine what happened, what people say that happened, and what may have happened in the capital David built.
Highlights: the City of David, Hezekiah’s Tunnel, Mount Zion, and David’s Tomb.
Time: 3.5 hours. The tour is not available on Saturdays.
Level of difficulty: moderate.
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How old is the Old City? There are even some adults who don’t know the answer. And which is older, the white dome of the Hurba synagogue, the black dome of Dormition Abbey or the golden Dome of the Rock? You know what? We should go out and check it ourselves. We will go on a “spying trip” in Jerusalem’s Old City in order to reveal its biggest secrets. We will play with history, crack the mysteries and get to know the most unique city in the world by foot.
Time: about 3 hours.
Level of difficulty: easy to moderate.
The tour is suitable for children 6-13 years and for adults of all ages.
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Christianity is everywhere – films, television, songs, and everyday life. It is hard to grow up in the modern world without knowing this religion. Certainly, the best place to get to know the Christian religion is the Old City of Jerusalem. We will visit the different churches and see what they look like inside and out, we will examine amazing mosaics that tell fascinating stories and tour the city along with the pilgrims that come every year. The tour is designed for children but adults can learn a lot too.
Highlights: Mount Zion and its churches, Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Time: 3-3.5 hours
Level of difficulty: easy to moderate. Many stairwells.
The tour is suitable for children 6 years old and above.
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Adults are not the only ones that find Jerusalem’s history confusing. Many kids can definitely get lost in the great maze that goes through the city’s streets beginning with King David, through Herod and Jesus and up to the Wall of Suleiman the Magnificent. We will visit the Jerusalem fort, with the vast knowledge about Jerusalem among its rooms, and walk along the Old City’s alleys, which conceal historical secrets from ancient days, along with sites that tell the city’s story.
Time: 3-3.5 hours.
Level of difficulty: Easy to moderate. Many stairwells.
The tour is suitable for children 8 years old and above.
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