Jewish Quarter · Jerusalem · steps from the Kotel
The Quarter, with someone who knows every lane
A private guide meets you at your door and walks you through the Jewish Quarter and the Old City, at your family's pace and in your language: English, Hebrew, or French. Before Shabbat, or on any weekday.
A selection of tours
The place to start. Into the Hurva Synagogue, rebuilt in 2010, and down to the Cardo, the ancient colonnaded street. Then the Four Sephardic Synagogues, the Burnt House from the destruction of the Second Temple, and the Broad Wall from the days of King Hezekiah.
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From the Kotel plaza to the excavations at the foot of the Southern Wall, at the Davidson Center. You see the steps the pilgrims climbed to the Beis Hamikdash, and Robinson's Arch, what remains of the great bridge that led up to it.
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A walk along the top of the Old City walls, above the lanes. The Old City below you on one side, the new city on the other. There are a lot of steps on the way, so it suits people who walk easily.
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The citadel beside Jaffa Gate, with a museum that tells three thousand years of Jerusalem history. In the evening there is a sound and light show on the citadel walls.
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Questions
English, Hebrew or French. Tell us in advance which one.
No. You can go on Friday before Shabbos, or on Motzei Shabbos.
It depends on the route you choose. The Jewish Quarter alone is shorter, and combining it with the Kotel and the Archaeological Park takes longer. The guide will tell you in advance.
Yes. The guide pitches the tour to their ages. For the Ramparts Walk, because of the steps, it is better if the children walk on their own.
Of course. Many families take a tour on Friday or on Motzei Shabbos, when everyone is already in the Rova.
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