Jerusalem Jewish Heritage Private Tour

Explore centuries of Jewish heritage in Jerusalem on this private tour with professional guide and private car. You will be provided with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off from your Tel Aviv hotel to Jerusalem. Spend the day visiting landmarks, such as the Hurva Synagogue, the Western wall, and more. 

Itinerary
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Stop At: Western Wall Plaza Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem 97500 Israel

The Heart of the Jewish Faith and the Last remnant of the Temple

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Herodian Quarter/Wohl Archaeological Museum, Hakara'im Rd., Jerusalem Israel

This is the best preserved Neighborhood of the Ancient Jerusalem, dating the 2nd Temple time.

Here you will immerse into the daily life of Jerusalem Priesthood - beautiful Mosaic floors, Miqwehs, bathes, wine cellars and much more

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center, Mount Herzl Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem, Entrance to the site is via the Holland Junction, situated on Herzl Boulevard, Jerusalem 91034 Israel

This solemn memorial of the six million Jews killed during the Holocaust, tells a horrible story but also brings a hope - Jewish Nation not only has survived but also has managed to built the most prospering and successful Independent State, making new Jewish Holocaust simply impossible.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem Israel

Destroyed in 1948 by the invading Jordanian Army, this Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem has been fully rebuilt and presents a unique combination of the ancient and modern at one place.

Here you will visit the Roman Street Cardo and will also see the remnants of the "Wide Wall" built by the King Hezekiah in 702 BC

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: The Cardo, Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem Israel

One of the best preserved Roman streets, was fully restored within the limits of the Jewish Quarter

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Hurva Synagogue, 89 Ha-Yehudim, Jerusalem 9751909 Israel

This Synagogue was initially established by Ramban in the XIII Century. Since that time it was destroyed and rebuilt multiple times. The last time it happened in 1948, when it was blown up by the Jordanian Army. Finally it was rebuilt and reopened only in 2010, to represent a revival of Jerusalem

Duration: 30 minutes