Welcome to
Jerusalem
The Holy City
The Old City
It's unthinkable to visit Israel without paying a visit to the old city of Jerusalem.
Surrounded by medieval walls and 8 giant gates, this part of Jerusalem is FULL of interesting sites to visit.
In one small place you can find anything you want.
Are you ready for an adventure of a life time?
Machne Yehuda
The shuk is an open space market where you can do all of your shopping and taste lots of authentic and fusion food. I can take you on a long market tour or we can just come here for a break in between sites.
COLORFUL, TASTY, FUN!
City Of David
Thousands of years ago, King David decided to conquer a city and name it Jerusalem. It was thought to be in the Old City area, but in the last 100 years, different researchers found evidence that hinted it was in a different location.
I invite you to join me on a journey into the bible and walk where King David and King Solomon once walked. I hope you bring your Bible with you, because we going to jump right in it!
Yad VaShem
Anyone who comes to Israel has to visit Yad VaShem. The museum tells the story of the Jewish people in the time before and during the Holocaust.
Yad VaShem gives us insights to how it all started, who where the Jews of Europe and how did they stay human when their life had been taken from them?
Museums
In the city there are many different museums, but the most famous is The Israel Museum. In this museum, you can see a huge model of the city before the destruction of The Second Temple. You can also visit The Shrine of the Book, where you will hear about 2000-year-old scrolls that surfaced in the middle of the dessert.
Ein Karem
Do you want to go back in time and visit John The Baptist's hometown? If you do, I welcome you to the village of Ein Karem, where time stands still!
You can join the Virgin Mary on her visit or roam the streets and forest where John grew up.
Ein Karem is also known for its fine art, culinary delicacies, and musical scene - there is something for everyone!
Around Jerusalem
Mountains, forests and small villages are waiting for you on the tour around Jerusalem.
Let's watch the war between David and Goliath, visit the area of Samson's miracles, and see where a range of major events from the bible took place.
We can drive, bike or walk around the beautiful, lush greenery.
We can pay a visit to a remote monastery or visit an Arab village and try some of their amazing food.
If you are a wine lover, I can take you to some of the finest wineries for some wine tasting and cheese platters!
