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JERUSALEM’S OLD CITY – THE ETERNAL CAPITAL

King David’s Tomb Located on Mount Zion in a 1,000-year-old building, people come here to pay tribute to the great King David, who is most notably famous for composing the Book of Psalms and establishing a unified capital for Israel. A medieval tradition places his tomb at this location.

Old City Jewish Quarter The Jewish Quarter remains one of the single most-visited spots in all of Israel. Nestled within one square kilometer of land lay millennia of ancient history. The Old City dates to the 8th century BCE and is home to numerous landmarks of historical significance.

The Four Sephardic Synagogues During the War of Independence, residents of the Jewish Quarter found cover here for two continuous weeks. After the reunification of Jerusalem in 1967, these four synagogues were rehabilitated, and today they are frequented by the residents of the Jewish Quarter

Jerusalem Archaeological Park Experience Second Temple-era Jerusalem on the eve of its destruction by the Romans. See a virtual reconstruction of the Temple, visit the stores and walkways of the surrounding city and see the remnants of the staircase that led to the Temple Mount and the Holy of Holies.

Western Wall Tunnels Tour These famous underground tunnels contain remnants of entire rooms from the Second Temple period. At Warren’s Gate, you’ll stand just a few feet away from where the Holy Ark stood and feel the yearning of the Jewish people for the Temple for thousands of years.

Tower of David Museum The Tower of David served a military purpose until 1967, when it was re-captured by Israel and turned into a museum of Jerusalem's history. Now you can view the most thorough collection of Jerusalem artifacts, from the Canaanite period 4,000 years ago up to today.

September 4

Approaching the entrance to the Western Wall

Beginning of the tour ofthe Western Wall Tunnels

Evening dinner at an excellent Chinese restaurant, Sheyan.