Jerusalem Tourist Attractions

מוזיאון ארצות המקרא

Museum showcasing the cultures of the ancient Near East that shaped the Bible, from Mesopotamia to Egypt.

מוזיאון המדע בלומפילד

Interactive science museum with hands-on exhibits for children and adults, near the Israel Museum.

הקרדו

Partially reconstructed ancient Roman main street featuring upscale galleries and Judaica shops.

כנסיית הקבר הקדוש

One of Christianity's holiest sites, believed to be the location of Jesus' crucifixion and burial.

עיר דוד

Archaeological site believed to be the original urban core of ancient Jerusalem, featuring Hezekiah's Tunnel.

מרכז דוידסון – הגן הארכיאולוגי

Archaeological park at the foot of the Temple Mount showcasing ancient steps, ritual baths, and a virtual reconstruction.

כנסיית הדורמיציון

Benedictine abbey on Mount Zion marking where the Virgin Mary is said to have fallen into eternal sleep.

עין כרם

Picturesque hillside village known as the birthplace of John the Baptist, filled with art galleries, churches, and cafes.

המושבה הגרמנית

Charming neighborhood with Templar-era stone buildings, trendy cafes, boutiques, and a vibrant dining scene.

גן גתשמנים

Ancient olive garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives where Jesus is said to have prayed before his arrest.

טיילת האס

Scenic walkway offering spectacular panoramic views of the Old City, Temple Mount, and surrounding hills.

הרובע ההרודיאני – מוזיאון וואהל

Excavated remains of wealthy mansions from the Herodian period (1st century BCE), beneath the Jewish Quarter.

מוזיאון הרצל והר הרצל

Interactive museum telling the story of Theodor Herzl and Zionism. Also Israel's national cemetery for leaders.

בית הכנסת החורבה

Rebuilt historic synagogue in the Jewish Quarter, originally destroyed in 1948 and reconstructed in 2010.

מוזיאון ישראל

Israel's largest cultural institution housing the Dead Sea Scrolls, archaeological artifacts, and fine art.

גן החיות התנ"כי ירושלים

A zoo focusing on wildlife mentioned in the Bible, set in a beautifully landscaped park.

הגן הבוטני ירושלים

30-acre botanical garden with themed sections representing different regions of the world.

קבר דוד המלך

Traditional site of King David's burial on Mount Zion, venerated by Jews, Christians, and Muslims.

שוק מחנה יהודה

Jerusalem's famous open-air market with over 250 vendors selling produce, spices, baked goods, and street food.

מאה שערים

One of the oldest Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem, home to ultra-Orthodox communities preserving Eastern European traditions.

מיני ישראל

Miniature park featuring 1:25 scale replicas of Israel's most iconic buildings and landmarks.

הר הזיתים

Ancient mountain ridge with panoramic views of the Old City, home to the oldest Jewish cemetery and important churches.

תצפית הר הצופים

Panoramic viewpoint near Hebrew University offering sweeping views of the Judean Desert and Dead Sea.

מוזיאון לאמנות האסלאם

Extensive collection of Islamic art spanning 1,400 years, plus a renowned antique watch and clock collection.

מוזיאון אסירי המחתרות

Museum in the former British Mandate central prison, documenting the stories of Jewish underground fighters.

השוק בעיר העתיקה

Labyrinthine covered market in the Old City's Muslim and Christian Quarters, selling spices, ceramics, textiles, and souvenirs.

בריכת השילוח

Biblical pool where Jesus is said to have healed a blind man, recently excavated and opened to visitors.

טיילת החומות

Walk atop the Ottoman-era walls of the Old City for unique aerial views of the ancient quarters below.

המוזיאון הארכיאולוגי רוקפלר

Impressive 1930s museum showcasing archaeological finds from the Holy Land, housed in a stunning building.

עליית הגג – חדר הסעודה האחרונה

Traditional site of Jesus' Last Supper, located in a Gothic hall on Mount Zion above King David's Tomb.

גן סאקר

Jerusalem's largest public park, popular for picnics, jogging, and family gatherings near the government district.

כנסיית סנט אן

Beautiful 12th-century Crusader church famous for its remarkable acoustics, built near the Pool of Bethesda.

הר הבית

Sacred to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Home to the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque.

התחנה הראשונה

Restored Ottoman-era train station now a cultural hub with restaurants, shops, events, and outdoor activities.

קבר הגן

A rock-cut tomb considered by some Protestants to be the site of the burial and resurrection of Jesus.

מרכז מורשת מנחם בגין

Museum and educational center dedicated to the life and legacy of Prime Minister Menachem Begin.

קבר מרים הבתולה

An underground church believed by Eastern Christians to be the burial place of Mary, mother of Jesus.

מוזיאון מגדל דוד

A museum of the history of Jerusalem, located in the ancient citadel near Jaffa Gate.

פארק המסילה

Beautiful linear park built along the historic Ottoman-era railway track, popular for walking, cycling, and play.

הכותל המערבי

The holiest site where Jews are permitted to pray, located in the Old City of Jerusalem. The remaining retaining wall of the Second Temple.

מנהרות הכותל

Underground tunnels extending along the full 488-meter length of the Western Wall, revealing ancient Herodian stones.

יד ושם

Israel's official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, featuring museums, archives, and monuments.

ימין משה

Picturesque residential neighborhood with the iconic Montefiore Windmill and stunning views of the Old City walls.