Damascus Gate, Zedekiah's Cave and the Western Wall Tunnel
Start the tour at the ramparts on the northern side.
Walk along the ancient walls of Jerusalem's Old City and view the various historical buildings that are integral to the city's modern history.
Visit Damascus Gate, built by Hadrian in the 2nd century. Like the triumphal arches found in European cities such as Rome and Paris, this gate once stood at the Roman Forum inside the town.
Explore the architecture and dynamics of the city from below.
Go to Zedekiah's Cave to hear the Biblical stories, then continue to the Lion's Gate ramparts.
Walk along the Kidron Valley and visit the tombs of Avshalom and Zacharia.
Visit David's supposed palace, walk through Hezekiah's tunnel, see the Siloam Pool, and walk up the steps that hundreds of thousands walked upon 2,000 years ago during their pilgrimage to the holy Temple.
Explore the Southern Wall Excavation Park (optional).
End the tour with a visit to the Western Wall Tunnel, which exposes the Western Wall from where the traditional open-air prayer site ends up to the Wall's northern end.
