Jerusalem Tour Highlights

Your English-speaking driver-guide is waiting for you in the hotel lobby in advance. Today you are going to explore the first part of Jerusalem, New City of Jerusalem, including Yad Vashem, the Jewish Holocaust Memorial Hall (Not open on Saturdays and Jewish holidays; photos are not allowed inside.), and the Israel's National Museum, of which the most characteristic are the Dead Sea Scrolls as well as a model of the Second Temple. Finally, you will visit the Mahane Yehuda Market, the largest market in Jerusalem. You can experience the local life, taste the local food, and the driver will send you back to the hotel later.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Grand Court Hotel (4 stars)

The focus of the third day is the Old City of Jerusalem. Your professional driver-guide will first take you to the Garden of Gethsemane, and then to Mt. Zion. You will focus on the Dormition Abbey, the Tomb of David and the Last Supper Room in Mount Zion. The Dormition Abbey was built in 1910, and Orthodox believe it is the place where Jesus' mother Mary is buried. The Tomb of David is the tomb of King David of Israel. Of all the kings of Israel, King David is described as the most righteous king and a great warrior, musician and poet. For the Jews, this is the most sacred place after the Western Wall.

In the afternoon, you will visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is Christian Holy Land, one of Jerusalem's Christian Basilicas. Located in the Old City of East Jerusalem, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher is where Jesus Christ was killed, buried, and resurrected. Then you will walk along Via Dolorosa to the Western Wall, the most important shrine in Judaism. For thousands of years, when Jews from all over the world returning to Jerusalem, they will come to this stone wall to pray in a low voice, crying about the suffering of exile, hence the name "Wailing Wall".

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Grand Court Hotel (4 stars)

Your English-speaking driver-guide will pick you up at the hotel and drive for about 40 minutes to the last stop of the trip to Jerusalem, the world's lowest point – Dead Sea. The Dead Sea is located at the border of Israel, Palestine, and Jordan. It is the lowest lake in the world. The surface of the lake is 430.5 meters (1,412 feet) below sea level. You can try free floating on the water and the mask made from the Dead Sea mud. After the visit of Dead Sea, this Jerusalem tours come to an end. Depending on your flight time, the driver will take you to the airport for departure in the afternoon.

Meals: Breakfast