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The group includes beginners and advanced trainees, men and women, practicing together, learning how to work internally, develop inner strength, control, etc., through the martial arts.

Come for a free trial session, by advance appointment.

Address: 7 HaMaalot St.
Telephone: 02-6221399

This new exhibition Sound the Shofar - a Witness to History traces the shofar from animal horn to icon.
On display are shofarot from around the world, each marking a pivotal event in history, a poignant personal story or the quest for religious freedom. Together they tell the story of the Jewish people across generations.
On display for the first time, is the famous Shofar blown on June 7th, 1967 by Rabbi Shlomo Goren at the Western Wall that has become a symbol of the unification of Jerusalem.

Ambo Diabolo
Monday 7.11.2011, at 21:00
The Nueva Manteca band together with the ''Vocal Octet'' – 14 musicians on the stage
In a unique and particularly exciting performance of hot jazz, the number one salsa band in Europe – Nueva Manteca – joins the Vocal Octet to perform the Mundo Requiem Para El sung in three languages: Spanish, Cuban, and the Nigerian natives language; influenced by Verdi, Mozart, Afro-Cuban beats, and intermingled with Latin salsa beats. The band will begin the program with a medley of well known and loved salsa pieces.

''Singing about love''
Monday, 12.12.2011, at 21:00
Singer Simone and her band (Austria)
The promising young singer Simone, whose style is influenced by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and John Hendrix, has already found her way to the best stages, and performed with the best international jazz artists. She is using a wide variety of beats and is particularly impressive doing her own special scatting style. At present she is integrating the music of Prince and Motwon with Gershwin and Rogers & Hart.

A salute to giants of saxophone
Monday, 16.12.2011, at 21:00
Jessie Davis - saxophone, Victor Lewis – drums (USA), Yonatan Riklis – piano, and Gilad Evro – bass.
Saluting two giants: Sonny Steet and Cannonball Adderley. This is also a special night, saluting Bee Bopp and ''Hard Bopp''; both Steet and Adderley played this style.
Jessie Davis brings the two together with the legendary Victor Lewis.

Cuba! Salsa! Igor Arijas Baro (Cuba), together with the Hot Jazz Salsa Band
Monday, 12.3.2012, at 21:00
Arijas Baro was born in Havana, the son of musicians, and began performing at a very young age. Arijas is known for his singing style and energetic drumming, and his improvisations are passionate; He is devoted to the Buena Vista style. He worked with artists such as Juan Carlos Formal, Reyes Habaneras, Paquito de Rivera, Los Caribanos, and others.

Louy from the Movies
Monday, 7.5.2012, at 21:00
Michael Varekamp (Holland) and his hot jazz band
At the early age of 13 he has already started leading his first little jazz combo. Michael is the leading trumpet player of the legendary Dutch Swing College Band. The sounds of his trumpet are played on various movie sound tracks as well as various radio and television productions. In tonight's program he will play special arrangements to movies we used to love, such as: Snow White, The Wizard of Oz, Pinocchio, and other children and adult movies.

Salute to Betty Carter and Abbie Lincoln with the Sherani Wada band
Monday, 11.6.2011, at 21:00
The composer, adaptor, and singer Sherani Wada has performed at the Montreaux Jazz Festival, and in Ascona New Orleans; she has also opened the Clifford Brown Festival for Herby Hancock in 2003.
Sherani has been performing on the best and most prestigious stages, such as: Dizzy's Club, Coca Cola Jazz Gallery, and the choicest bars, such as Zinc Bar and the River Room.

Tanita ''Latin Jazz Flamenco''
Monday, 16.7.2012, at 21:00
With singer Nuriya (Mexico) and the ''Tel Aviv Latin Flamenco Group'' combo
The Mexican singer brings with her the flavor of her childhood tunes: from Fairouz, Lola, and Sylvio Rodrigues, through South America, the Caribbean Islands, Flamenco, Africa, Jewish Hazanut, and classical music. The secret of her charm is her Gypsy nature which drove her to specialize in Afro Cuban and Cuban folklore, to write music in Paris, and learn Hebrew and Arab tunes from her Israeli cousin, Yair Dalal.

For additional information, subscription and ticket purchasing at the Center box office
Telephone: 02-6251139 Mondays through Thursdays, between 16:30 – 19:00
Bimot: 02-6237000; *6226

Beit Shmuel invites the youngest generation together with their grandparents once a month to a magical afternoon encounter under Ofra Peli's instruction. Ofra is a pedagogical trainer and group instructor, and the manager of the Center for Programs and Enterprises Development, focusing on Israeli cultural content.
Each meeting will introduce the participants to each other - ''generation to generation'' - in a different manner, by sheer cooperation between the young and their elders. Each meeting has a special topic, an experience and creation of its own, in view of approaching holidays and other festive days. There are six meetings altogether, taking place on Tuesdays once a month, at 17:00-19:00 hrs. The series of meetings is suitable for 5-7 year olds.

Meeting schedule

''Where have you been and what did you do?''
4.10.2011
Getting to know some toys and games from the grandparents' childhood, jointly choosing and constructing games which are fun to play together.

''The family and the lens''
15.11.2011
With the digital world in mind, an invitation to an active leafing through grandpa and grandma's family album and documenting our togetherness.

''Holidays and weekdays''
13.12.2011
Great ideas for Hanukah, a torch parade, illuminated flowers – a multi sensory experience of light and festive ambiance.

''Paradise on our threshold''
17.1.2012
Creating a special terrace to attract birds and butterflies, and constructing a joint planter and other installations to be placed at grandpa and grandma's house; this will later on require watching, caring and nurturing, then harvesting and fruit picking.

''The tastes of old times and wishing for more''
28.2.2012
Recalling memories of foods, tastes, and smells coming back from the days of the grandparents' childhood. We will prepare edible gifts, cookies shaped like noble kings and queens, and sandwiches shaped like playing cards.

For details: 02-6203427
Website: http://www.beitshmuel.com/

Opening Thursday, October 27, 2011
The exhibition will stay open for the public free of charge until February 2012.
The Gail Robin Gallery at the Jerusalem Bird Observatory in Jerusalem, belonging to the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel.

The exhibition displays works by Walter Ferguson, a nature artist who has documented wild life in Israel in the course of the last fifty years. The display consists of 29 oil and aquarelle paintings of wild life in Israel created in the course of over fifty years. The paintings illustrate not only the artist's work but his creation process as well.

A multi disciplinary exhibition displaying works inspired by the liturgical realm. Sixteen artists display a variety of disciplines, among which are ceramics, visual communication, sculpture, video, jewelry, animation, and more. A new personal contemporary expression by top Israeli artists of ancient liturgical songs.
Curator: Joel Gilinsky

Exhibition opening hours:
Sunday – Thursday: 10:00 – 19:00
Friday: 10:00 – 13.00

The exhibition is displayed at the Beit Avi Chai Gallery
Free entry to the exhibition
The exhibition catalog can be purchased at the Beit Avi Chai box office.

Beneath the Nablus Gate some very impressive remains have been excavated, containing the entire Roman gate and the square located in front of it. The Roman Gate was constructed during the reign of Adrian Caesar (133) and was made up of three apertures; the eastern one has survived almost in its entirety and one can pass through it to the original stone paved square on top of which there once used to stand a 22 meter column, from which the distance to other cities in the Land of Israel was measured. Nowadays the square serves as a museum showing the history of the Nablus Gate through maps, photographs and illustrations.

Further details on website: http://www.pami.co.il/roman.html

Walking along the Old City Walls Promenade provides one a view of Jerusalem from the heights of the Old City walls, where the old city and the new blend together. The walk on the ramparts of Jerusalem starts above the historical entrance to the city, on through the Nablus Gate, at the end of the road leading from the Port of Jaffa, and all the way to the Holy City.
The route of the promenade takes you along most of the ramparts (except for the Temple Mount), and can be divided in two parts: the northern section beginning at the Jaffa Gate, the new gate and Herod's Gate (the Flowers Gate) and up to the Lions Gate; the southern section also begins at the Jaffa Gate, continues through the Zion Gate and almost up to the Dung Gate.

Details on website: http://www.pami.co.il/promenade.html

Home Coming – songs and stories of Betha Israel
Sunday, 23 Heshvan, 20 November, at 19:00
An event marking the Sigd holiday of Ethiopian Jews
Free entrance on a standby basis
Tickets to be obtained at the event site, from 17:00 hrs. and on

Ambo Diabolo
Monday 7 November 2011, at 21:00
The Nueva Manteca band together with the ''Vocal'' Octet – 14 artists on stage

''Singing of Love''
Monday 12 December 2011, at 21:00
Singer Simone and her troop (Austria)

A tribute to the giants of saxophone
Monday 16 January 2012, at 21:00

Cuba! Salsa! Igor Arijas
Monday, 12 March 2012, at 21:00
Baro (Cuba), together with the Hot Jazz Salsa Band

Louy from the Movies
Monday, 7 May 2012, at 21:00
Michael Varekamp (Holland) and his hot jazz band

A salute to Betty Carter and Abbie Lincoln with singer Sherani Wada
Monday, 11 June 2012, at 21:00

Tanita ''Latin Jazz Flamenco''
Monday, 16 July 2012, at 21:00
With singer Nuriya (Mexico) and the ''Tel Aviv Latin Flamenco Group''

Opened Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 18:00
The exhibition will stay open until mid March.

Rudi Lehman (1907 – 1977) sculptor, artistic printmaker, and sketcher, has made an impact on the Israeli art history. He was also a teacher who educated many pupils. The many sculptures and wood carvings he created, deal mostly with the subject of animals, and stand out through their ability to express by minimalist details the nature and essence of his objects in a purified manner, full of tenderness, humanity and innocence. His unique sculptures have won him a place among the most outstanding sculptors of his time, who has made an impact on generations of artists; his own work, however, was left behind in the margins of the main works of art in Israel. This exhibition focuses on Lehman's wood carvings and wood prints, created in the 1950s.

Opening hours:
Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 10:00 – 17:00
Tuesday, 10:00 – 22:00
Friday 10:00 – 14:00

''Singing of Love''
Monday December 12, 2011, 21:00
Singer Simone and her troop (Austria)

A tribute to the giants of saxophone
Monday January 16, 2012, 21:00

Cuba! Salsa! Igor Arijas
Monday, March 12, 2012, 21:00
Baro (Cuba), together with the Hot Jazz Salsa Band

Louy from the Movies
Monday, May 7, 2012, at 21:00
Michael Varekamp (Holland) and his hot jazz band

A salute to Betty Carter and Abbie Lincoln with singer Sherani Wada
Monday, June 11, 2012, 21:00

Tanita ''Latin Jazz Flamenco''
Monday, July 16, 2012, at 21:00
With singer Nuriya (Mexico) and the ''Tel Aviv Latin Flamenco Group''

For additional information, subscribing and ticket purchasing at the Center's box office:
By phone 02-6251139, Sundays to Thursdays, 16:30-19:00
At Bimot: 02-6237000, *6226

Angels figuring of in works of art, in masterpieces of the European Baroque Period, in the Spanish Colonial tradition, in Moslem miniatures, and in Jewish inscriptions
The exhibition examines the image of the angel, that ageless and sexless celestial being which is both familiar and mysterious. The exhibition hosts a compilation of selected paintings - the large majority of which belong to the Israel Museum - which represent the image of the angel not only as a creature moving about in the different worlds, but also as a figure shared by all of humanity, crossing the borders of religion and place.
The exhibition will be on display for approximately one year.

A serial in which actors and musicians take the children along on a voyage to fantasy land through stories by Charles Perrault and Hans Christian Andersen. The children get to meet Cinderella, Puss n'Boots, Red Riding Hood, the Ugly Duckling, and more...

The schedule of performances of the series is:
December 27, 2011 - The Ugly Duckling
January 17, 2012 - Red Riding Hood
February 8, 2012 - The Princess and the Pea
March 13, 2012 – Sleeping Beauty
April 17, 2012 – Puss n'Boots

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The comic opera H.M.S. Pinafore by the British theatrical partners Gilbert and Sullivan returns to the Beit Shmuel stage with a new exuberant production by the ''Hadran! Educational Theater''.

** Tuesday, December 27, 2011, 20:00
** Wednesday, December 28, 2011, 20:00
** Thursday, December 29, 2011, 20:00 ** Tuesday, January 3, 2012, 20:00
** Wednesday, January 4, 2012, 17:00 / 20:30
** Thursday, January 5, 2012, 20:00

The festive opening took place on Friday, December 30, 2011, at 11:00
Nili Block's exhibition

The artist Nili Block in her exhibition ''The dress as an autobiographical painting'' displays works in oil and acrylic, through which she opens her family album for the viewers. Block opens the door to her grandmother's wardrobe and shows some of her dresses.

The exhibition will be on display until February 18, 2012.

90 creations by Jewish avant-garde artists from Romania, executed between the years 1938-1910, and focusing on the function of Jewish artists within the influential avant-garde movement will be exhibited for the first time in Israel.

Every Saturday at 10:30 a free tour (based on tips) is organized in the Musrara quarter, within the Muslala project.

Details: http//www.muslala.org/

Salute to Amichai Katz and his work
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 45 NIS. Soldiers / students: 40 NIS
An Israeli musician pays tribute to the Syndrome days. Guests: Ariel Horovitz, Asaf Avidan, Dudy Levy, Dana Berger, Dan Toren, Hemi Rodner, Yermi Kaplan, Noam Rotem, Amir Lev, Sagol 59, Eran Zur, Tamar Eisenman, and Tamar Giladi.

Hadag Nachash
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Doors open at 21:00
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 100 NIS. Soldiers / students: 90 NIS

Idan Haviv
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 60 NIS. Soldiers / students: 50 NIS. On the performance night: 70 NIS

Matti Caspi
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 139 NIS. Soldiers / students: 119 NIS

Pablo Rosenberg
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 100 NIS. Soldiers / students: 80 NIS

Third World Love – midday show
Friday, January 13, 2012
Doors open at 12:30
The show starts at 14:00
Ticket price: 95 NIS. Soldiers / students: 85 NIS

Mercedes Bond
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Doors open at 21:00
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 80 NIS. Soldiers / students: 70 NIS

Yehudit Ravitz
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 139 NIS. Soldiers / students: 119 NIS

Tislam
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Doors open at 21:00
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 135 NIS. Soldiers / students: 120 NIS

J. Viewz
Friday, January 20, 2012
Doors open at 13:00
The show starts at 14:00
Ticket price: 90 NIS. Soldiers / students: 70 NIS
''Rivers and Homes''

Asaf Amdursky
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Doors open at 20:30
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 100 NIS. Soldiers / students: 90 NIS

Ishai Levy
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 169 NIS. Soldiers / students: 159 NIS

Shalom Hanoch with Moshe Levy
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 149 NIS. Soldiers / students: 120 NIS

Minimal Contact
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Doors open at 21:00
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 160 NIS

Einat Saruf
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 85 NIS. Soldiers / students: 75 NIS

Idan Amadi
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 80 NIS. Soldiers / students: 70 NIS

Yardena Arazi
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 110 NIS. Soldiers / students: 88 NIS

Voca People
Friday, February 3, 2012
Doors open at 12:30
The show starts at 14:00
Ticket price: 129 NIS. Soldiers / students: 109 NIS

Kobi Aflalo
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Doors open at 20:30
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 90 NIS. Soldiers / students: 80 NIS

Amir Benayun – ''Etz al Hamaim'' (tree upon the water)
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 135 NIS. Soldiers / students: 125 NIS

Ehud Banai
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 139 NIS. Soldiers / students: 119 NIS

Monica Sex
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Doors open at 20:30
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 100 NIS. Soldiers / students: 90 NIS

Gidi Gov
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 139 NIS. Soldiers / students: 119 NIS

Zvika Pick
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 129 NIS. Soldiers / students: 109 NIS

Glikeria
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Doors open at 21:00
The show starts at 22:30
Ticket price: 160 NIS. Soldiers / students: 140 NIS

Tish Bishlosha
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 110 NIS. Soldiers / students: 88 NIS

Izhar Ashdot
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 120 NIS. Soldiers / students: 105 NIS

Rami Kleinstein Vehamoetza (Rami Kleinstein and the Council)
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Doors open at 21:00
The show starts at 22:30
Ticket price: 110 NIS. Soldiers / students: 95 NIS

Danny Robas
Monday, February 27, 2012
Doors open at 20:30
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 100 NIS. Soldiers / students: 90 NIS

Shuli Rand
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 119 NIS. Soldiers / students: 95 NIS

Avishai Cohen
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Doors open at 20:00
The show starts at 21:30
Ticket price: 165 NIS

Dudu Tassa
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Doors open at 20:30
The show starts at 22:00
Ticket price: 90 NIS. Soldiers / students: 80 NIS

Address: 28 Derech Hevron
Website: http://www.zappa-club.co.il/index.php

The Authority for the Development of Jerusalem and the Jerusalem Municipality are inviting the public to enjoy tours that introduce the tourists with the renewing city center.
The tours depart every Friday from 1 Bezalel Shats Street at 12PM in four different routes.
Every tour: About 1.5 hours.

Route A
The tour begins at the "Designers in the City" site at the entrance of the Betzalel Shatz Arts Fair, where we continue to the Betzalel art school, Ratisbonne Monastery, Avi Chai House, The National Institutions House, back through King George Street, Frumin House (The Old Knesset, Israeli Parliament), Sus Garden and back to the Bezalel fair.

Route B
The route begins at the "Designers in the City" site at the entrance to the Bezalel Shats Arts Fair. From there we leave to Mesilat Yesharim Street, Even Israel neighborhood, Ohel Moshe neighborhood, “A Picture in the Stone”, Barbour Gallery and back to the Betzalel Fair.

Route C
The route begins at the "Designers in the City" site at the entrance to the Bezalel Shats Arts Fair, where we will turn to the "Around the World" and ''Memories Hillside" murals, down with the memories, Arnon Street community mosaic, a mural at the Machne Yehuda Market and back to the Betzalel fair through Shilo Street.

Route D
The route begins at the "Designers in the City" site at the entrance to the Bezalel Shats Arts Fair, where we go down to Hillel Street, Italy Square and the Museum Of Italian Judaism, Nahalat Shiva neighborhood.

One of the most famous and central streets in Jerusalem, hundreds of years after the Muslim reign in Jerusalem the British lead renovation and innovation. This tour is dedicated to the governmental regimes in Palestine and Israel, and the exploration of the Jewish, Muslim and Christian buildings in this central street.

The path of the tour: Safra Square, Jaffa Street, King George Street.
Level of difficulty: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

A mixed neighborhood inside Jerusalem, where the dividing limit of the city used to cross. We’ll hear the stories of the Israeli and Jordanian sides, visit the demilitarization areas and learn the amazing history of this two sided street.

The path of the tour: King David Street, The Cinemateque Bridge, Ein Rogel Street, Yishai Street, Nahmani Street.
Level of difficulty: Medium

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

The Christian faith is one of the most divided monotheistic religions in the world: Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox, and more. Jerusalem is the biggest spiritual center of the Christian faith, and at this city the different streams live side by side (not always in peace), each with its own unique way of believing.
This tour will follow some of the main streams of Christianity, both in Israel and around the globe, small and big communities, different churches and more.
We will see how the Christian church fits in an Orthodox Jewish community, we’ll pass through the Latin Gate, see the size of the Greek site (which is about a third of the Christian quarter), get to know the believers up close and end the tour at the amazing 12th century garden of the Armenian quarter.

The course of the tour: The Romanian church, the Latin church, the Greek and Orthodox area, the Messiah Church, the Armenian quarter.

Level: Intermediate.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Kidron Valley, or Emeq Yehoshapat, is one of the most important burial grounds of the Second Temple period. Nahal Kidron (Kidron River) and all its streams along with four rock-hewed graves, which are dated circa the Second Temple time, are in that valley. This tour will take you to these amazing graves on the exploration on who is buried where and why, what is the cause for these luxurious graves, what are the beliefs regarding these graves, and more.

The path of the tour: Jaffa Gate, The Jewish Quarter, Ha’Ashpatot Gate (the Dung Gate), Nahal Kidron viewpoint and Nahal Kidron itself.
Level of difficulty: Medium.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Who would build Jerusalem if not its prophets?
This street carries the name Ha’Neviim (the prophets) and the travelers of it will experience Italy, Germany, Ethiopia and England. This street is a mix of languages, incredible buildings, the place of leaders, ambassadors, doctors, poets, artists and hermits – everybody is here, at Ha’Neviim.

The path of the tour: Along Ha’Neviim Street.
Level of difficulty: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Travel the most famous way in the world. The last way which Jesus walked in, the changes in his life, his personal story, the story of Christianity and how it influenced the city and the religious life in it – we’ll visit many places and churches and learn about the different streams of Christianity.

The path of the tour: Via Dolorosa street, the Church Tomb.
Level of difficulty: Easy.

• Please wear modest clothes.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

King David ruled over Jerusalem over 3000 years, but nowadays this name is the name of the most important and central street in the city: The most glorious hotels, simple buildings, a neighborhood which is slowly disappearing, luxurious private homes, educational facilities, stores and gardens. This street is the place of visits of presidents, prime ministers and famous celebrities.

The path of the tour: Safra Square and King David Street.
Level of difficulty: Easy

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Wall Builders' garden, a viewpoint on the Western City, Zion Gate, Mount Zion: The Hagia Maria Sion Abbey, the Cenacle, the President's Room, King David's Tomb.

The course of the tour: Walking along the wall to Mount Zion.

Level: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

It seems as if time stops moving for Ha’Moshava Ha’Germanit (the German Colony), as if it was magic. The colony was built at the end of the 19th century, by German Templars which came to Israel believing that the messiah is about to arrive. This tour will take us to the magnificent houses of the Templars, there we will explore their unique way of life and how this community prospered so well.

The path of the tour: King David St., Emek Refaim Valley.
Level of difficulty: Medium.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

In this tour we will touch the heart of the Jerusalem Christianity. We’ll discover who built the new gate at 1889, many many years after the rest of the gates. We’ll hear live testimonies on the life in this quarter. We’ll hear about Jesus of Nazareth life, how it ended and why. We’ll explore the Knessiyat Ha’Kever (Church of the Holy Sepulchre), learn how it is divided and much more.

The path of the tour: The new gate, San Salvatore, The Greek Orthodoex Patriarchy, Hanotzrim St., Knessiyat Ha’Kever.

Level of difficulty: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

A visit to the most prestigious and luxurious neighborhoods in Jerusalem. Talbiya lies north to Rehavia and south to Katamon. Talbiya was built at the twenties by wealthy Christian Arabs, and during the years it was populated by Jewish academics, politicians and foreign diplomats.

The path of the tour: Jaffa St., Gan Ha’Atzmaut, France Square, Balfour St., Salame Square, Disraeli St., Jerusalem Theatre.
Level of difficulty: Medium.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

The Christian faith is one of the most divided monotheistic religions in the world: Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox, and more. Jerusalem is the biggest spiritual center of the Christian faith, and at this city the different streams live side by side (not always in peace), each with its own unique way of believing.
This tour will follow some of the main streams of Christianity, both in Israel and around the globe, small and big communities, different churches and more.
We will see how the Christian church fits in an Orthodox Jewish community, we’ll pass through the Latin Gate, see the size of the Greek site (which is about a third of the Christian quarter), get to know the believers up close and end the tour at the amazing 12th century garden of the Armenian quarter.

The course of the tour: The Romanian church, the Latin church, the Greek and Orthodox area, the Messiah Church, the Armenian quarter.

Level: Intermediate.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

biggest powers of the 19th century and how they relate to the western Jerusalem. Well hear the story of Noterdam De Zion, the Russian hostels which turned into prisons and eventually into museums, the Safra Square buildings, the Beit Mahanaim amazing story and more. We’ll visit the Monastery Hospital and the Italian guest house, one of the most beautiful and interesting buildings in Jerusalem. The Romanian Church and its tall trees, built inside Meah Shearim neighborhood. One street and many many stories.

The course of the tour: Shivtei Israel St.

Level: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

The highest of the Jerusalem mountains, which is the natural border between Jerusalem and Yehuda Desert. This place is important to all three monotheistic religions, a wonderful combination of magnificent churches and incredible stories. Where did Jesus cry on the fate of the city? Why does Knessiyat Kol Ha’Amim have so many names? Who is buried in the Russian Church of Maria Magdalene? The mountain has also a Jewish story – it was where “the end of days” prophecy was told.

The path of the tour: The Ancient City, Nahal Kidron, The Mount of Olives.
Level of difficulty: Hard.

• Please wear modest clothes.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Wall Builders' garden, a viewpoint on the Western City, Zion Gate, Mount Zion: The Hagia Maria Sion Abbey, the Cenacle, the President's Room, King David's Tomb.

The course of the tour: Walking along the wall to Mount Zion.

Level: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

The Islamic faith has been part of Jerusalem for hundreds of years. The influences of the Islamic culture is well felt throughout the ancient city.
The Islamic Quarter is the biggest of the four ancient city parts, and it has many beautiful sites, a big market and some of the city gates.
This tour will go through Damascus Gate into the heart of the Islamic quarter. We’ll visit Christian sites which were built inside this quarter, we’ll see the size of the Temple Mount and how a big portion it has of this quarter, and we’ll visit the Western Wall along with Islamic architecture from different periods in the history of the city.

The course of the tour: We’ll enter the Islamic quarter through Damascus Gate, down Ha’Guy St. and up to the Western Wall.

Level: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Rehavia neighborhood was built on the 20s of the previous century, and its design was influenced by European garden cities. The first residents were rich Sephardim, and then came the Ashkenazi and the Germans. Some of the builders of this amazing neighborhood were pioneers, which later turned to be famous leaders. During the tour we’ll hear the stories of the national institutions, monastery, high-school and the president’s home.

The path of the tour: Jaffa Street, Keren Hayesod, KKL, Abarbanel, Yad Ben Zvi, Oshiskin, Ramban, Rambam.
Level of difficulty: Easy

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

This is where Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, the reviver of the Hebrew language, used to live and here some of the most famous schools were established. A small street with a big story.

The path of the tour: Through the Russian Compound, Beit Anna Ticho, Ethiopia Street, Bnei Brit Library, Beit Tavor.

Level of difficulty: Easy

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Even after 3,000 years Jerusalem is being renovated. The center of town is being restored, the pedestrian streets are filled with big and small coffee shops, the old education facilities, pilled with time, have been repainted and fixed and now look as good as new -this tour will follow the changes in the city from Migrash Harussim to Nahalat Shi’va.
The tour will go through the Russian Church, the renovated Havatzelet St., the famous Zion Square and along some of the houses and streets at Nahalat Shi’va.

The course of the tour: Safra Square, Migrash Harussim, Havatzelet St., Zion Square and Nahalat Shi’va.

Level: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Everybody knows Jaffa Street, the street which underwent so many changes and still remains the same as it first was. This street has a long history, it is the major connection between the Ancient City and Jaffa – which is how it got its name. The tour will reveal many interesting stories on the buildings, the people, the vendors and merchants. This is the way which reveals the beauty of east and west Jerusalem characteristics.

The path of the tour: Jaffa Street.
Level of difficulty: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

The Crusaders are coming to Jerusalem. At 1099 they built the spiritual center of Christianity, and Jerusalem turns into the capital of the crusades. The Crusaders are fortifying the city and renovating the streets and markets, building hospitals and create hostels for visitors. In this tour we’ll hear about some of the crusading knights, see where their leaders were buried and visit the Church Tomb while learning all about Christianity.

The path of the tour: The southern corner of the Northern Wall, the new gate, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchy, Ha’Nozrim Street, Church Tomb, Moriston Market.
Level of difficulty: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

Few years ago this luxurious shopping center opened in Jerusalem, and this is where we are going to start our amazing tour - the Mamilla center. Among the amazing and royal new buildings, the 100 years old buildings of the Mamilla neighborhood are hiding, waiting to tell us their stories of the early west Jerusalem.
At Alrov quarter we’ll here the stories about Vincent De Paul, we’ll see the hotel in which Hertzel stayed, we’ll get a view of Migdal David, and then go along the Southern Wall and watch from the Jerusalem Builders Garden on the entire southern city.
The tour guide will tell us about the Zion Gate and its history, the giant church ruins (which was destroyed hundreds of years ago), and then we’ll finish at Al-Aqsa Mosque, the holiest place of Islam in Jerusalem.

The course of the tour: Mamilla Center, down along the southern wall till Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Temple Mount.

Level: Intermediate.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.

A one sided street with buildings and architecture from all over Europe. The stories of the biggest powers of the 19th century and how they relate to the western Jerusalem. Well hear the story of Noterdam De Zion, the Russian hostels which turned into prisons and eventually into museums, the Safra Square buildings, the Beit Mahanaim amazing story and more. We’ll visit the Monastery Hospital and the Italian guest house, one of the most beautiful and interesting buildings in Jerusalem. The Romanian Church and its tall trees, built inside Meah Shearim neighborhood. One street and many many stories.

The course of the tour: Shivtei Israel St.

Level: Easy.

The tours are free and without Sabbath desecration | For English speakers | Duration - up to 3 hours | Licensed Guides | The tours take place in all-weather condition | Meet 10 a.m. at Safra Square, 24-26 Jaffa Rd.

* Changes may occur in the routes.
* For more details: 02-5314600.