A festive annual event for the entire family during Sukkot, with thousands of participants from around the world
The 68th Jerusalem March will take place on Wednesday, October 4, during the intermediate days of Sukkot.
The annual Jerusalem March, an event for the entire family, is one of the biggest events in Israel during the intermediate days of the holiday, with tens of thousands of participants from Israel and abroad marching through the scenic city. It is a colorful and spectacular event that has become a tradition for decades, and an integral part of the city of Jerusalem. Thousands of people from Israel and dozens of countries all over the world come to Jerusalem especially for the march and other celebrations.
This year, the march has three parts: a morning walk with three routes to choose from; a celebration in Sacher Park; and the festive parade itself.
Discount price ₪25 (Full price ₪30).
Contact person: Tzofit Katzir, phone: 02-5457639
10 km, suitable for experienced walkers, with about 1,500 people expected (participants can start anytime between 7:00 and 9:00)
Mitzpe Rotem (Gilo neighborhood) - Hirbat Arza - Nahal Kus - Nahal Refaim Park - Train Track Park - AlMaliach Park - Gazelle Valley Park - Niyot - HaMatzleva Valley - Sacker Park
About 8 km, medium level of difficulty, with about 2,000 people expected (participants can start anytime between 7:30 and 9:30)
Nahal Refaim Park - Train Track Park - AlMaliach Park - Gazelle Valley Park - Niyot - HaMatzleva Valley - Sacker Park
About 5 km, low level of difficulty, with about 8,000 people expected (participants can start anytime between 8:00 and 10:00)
Safra Square - Jaffa Gate - Zion Gate - Habonim Garden - Yemin Moshe - President's Residence - Rehavia - HaMatzleva Valley - Sacker Park
The festive event, which will be held from 10:00 to 16:00, will include performances, musical ensembles and artists that children love. Among the activities will be a children's complex with dance shows; an area with inflatables; circus shows; a drumming activity; children's shows; a magic show; a performance by the "Mayumana" troupe; singing and dancing groups; gymnastics and acrobatics shows; and more. The main performance will be by singer-songwriter Dudu Aharon.
Thousands of people from Israel and around the world, including groups, marching bands, IDF soldiers, street artists, dance troupes and more, will march in the parade to bring joy to residents of the capital as well as visitors. The parade will start at 15:00 on Bezalel St., proceed down Hillel, Ben Sira, and King David streets, and end at the First Station entertainment complex. There will be a podium on King David St. for the mayor, members of the City Council, and other dignitaries. The parade will end around 17:30.
In the framework of the event, changes will be made to traffic and parking arrangements throughout the city
4.10
07:00 - 17:00
Jerusalem
Yerushalmi discount
07:00 - 09:00
29 Tzvia VeYitzhak St., Jerusalem
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