• We’ll begin at the City of David, where the foundations of Jerusalem were first laid thousands of years ago.
Here, you’ll discover incredible archaeological findings that bring biblical events to life.

• Optionally, walk through Hezekiah’s Tunnel, a 550-meter-long manmade water tunnel that protected the city’s water supply from the approaching enemy.

• We’ll visit the Siloam Pool Excavations, home to the largest ritual bath in Israel.

• Next, we’ll explore Second Temple Period Jerusalem at the Givaty Parking Lot Excavations, where you’ll see the remains of Roman villas and walk through a Roman drainage tunnel.

• We’ll then head to the Ophel Archaeological Park (Davidson Center), where you’ll walk the same monumental steps once ascended by pilgrims on their way to the Temple.

• Finally, we will walk up to the western wall ending the tour there.

Interested in continuing with a full-day Biblical experience?

 Here’s what the extended tour includes:

• Lunch in the Jewish quarter

• Continue to the big menorah and map room, and debunk historical reality and artistic depiction.

• See the remains of King Hezekiah’s wall, built to protect the city from the approaching enemy.

• From there, we’ll visit David’s Tomb, a sacred site for Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike.

• We’ll also visit the Room of the Last Supper and walk up to the rooftop to enjoy a stunning panoramic view of Jerusalem.

• Finally, we’ll stroll along the Old City walls, and walk to Jaffa gate.