We enter the City through the its Main Entrance, Jaffa Gate, leaving behind the New Jerusalem Neighborhoods

The Old City Jerusalem four Neighborhoods between the City Walls combine the whole history of the World Monotheism

Jewish Quarter was destroyed by the Jordanian Army in 1948, and rebuilt starting from the 1967. Here the only remnants of Jerusalem Walls built by the King Hezekiah are preserved.

Western Wall, the last remnant of the Jerusalem Temple, is the most important place for the Jewish Nation, and one of the most important places for the Christian World

Built mainly in the XIV Century, Muslim Quarter is famous for its colorful markets, shops and small restaurants

The Way of Cross for centuries depicts the route taken Jesus when carrying his cross. Although the exact route is not known today, but the 14 Stations of Via Dolorosa tell the whole story of Jesus suffer

Jesus traditional crucifixion place inside the Medieval Church of Holy Sepulcher, which is believed by many to contain inside the Cavalry and the Tomb

The Garden Tomb, outside of the Old City Walls is the most important place for the Protestant World. Many believe that this is a real place where Jesus was crucified, died and buried

The whole view of the Old City, Temple Mount and Modern Jerusalem is opened from the Olive Mount Observation Platform

If the time permits, visit the Model of Jerusalem dating Jesus times. This unique structure permits to see Jerusalem through the eyes of Jesus followers. Attend the Shrine of the Book, where the Dead Sea Scrolls are exhibited. Here you will meet one of the most important sources of the Christianity.