What made Jerusalem so important for the three monotheistic religions? What makes it so fascinate?

In Jerusalem, Jesus spent his last week on Earth, Muhammad made his Night Journey to the rock. 

In this tour we will explore the past and understand the life and present conflicts.

We will visit the following exiting places: Mount Scopus, the Mount of Olives, the Old City of Jerusalem, the Jewish, Muslim and Christian Quarters, the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, and the local authentic Bazaar.

About 1. 5 hours' drive from Tel Aviv.

Panoramic view from Mount Scopus over the Judea Desert, the smallest desert in the world.

The Mount of Olives, the history of Jerusalem from the perspective of the three monotheistic religions.

The Old City of Jerusalem, walking of about 5 hours:

• The Jewish Quarter - the Byzantine Cardo, the Broad Wall of the First Temple Period, the roofs that are located in the meeting point of the 4 parts of the Old City, the Western Wall which is part of the Second Temple Mount of King Herod.
• The Muslim Quarter - Look over the Dome of the Rock, on top of Temple Mount.
• The Christian Quarter - the 14 Stations of the Cross (the Via Dolorosa), we will walk through the way of the last day of Jesus. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the places of crucifixion, the burial and the resurrection.
• The Local Bazaar.

Drive through the institutions of the Capitol City: The Knesset, the Government Offices and the Supreme Court.

We will have lunch in an authentic restaurant in the Old City.