Day 01
Journey Through the Four Quarters of Jerusalem's Old City
- We will begin our tour at Jaffa Gate, one of the main entrances to the Old City. Take a moment to admire the gate's architecture, which dates back to the Ottoman period.
- Next, we will head to the Jewish Quarter, located in the southeastern corner of the Old City. This area has a rich history and many important sites, including the Western Wall, the Cardo, and the Hurva Synagogue.
- From the Jewish Quarter, we will make our way to the Christian Quarter, located in the northwest corner of the Old City. Here, we will visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which is believed to be the site of Jesus' crucifixion and burial.
- After the Christian Quarter, we will head to the Muslim Quarter, located in the northeastern corner of the Old City. This area is known for its bustling markets and beautiful architecture, including the stunning Dome of the Rock.
- Our final stop will be the Armenian Quarter, located in the southwest corner of the Old City. Here, we will visit the Armenian Cathedral of Saint James, which is one of the oldest churches in Jerusalem.
- After our tour of the four quarters of the Old City, we will head to a local bakery to enjoy a traditional Jerusalem bagel. We will also taste hisop, a local herb used in Middle Eastern cooking, and finally end the tour at Jaffa Gate.
