Today we explore Jerusalem.
It is a city of both faith and fun.
Jerusalem also helps you better understand and appreciate the evolution of great civilizations.
Whether you wish to humble yourself with prayers in sacred shrines, play card and board games with Palestinians on the streets, and/or simply walk aimlessly around World Heritage Sites and along ancient alleys, know that you aren't just anywhere.
You are in Jerusalem, a beautiful city that is so dear to millions of people across the globe.
Important to note, we recommend you spend more time in Jerusalem.
If you really want to cover the highlights of this city, then you will need six full days.
Of course, few people have that sort of time.
Would you like to extend this 10-day tour specifically so our tour guides could take you to more of Jerusalem's famous attractions?
If so, then let us know.
Steeped in thousands of years of history and home of the monastic religions of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, few destinations on earth can enchant the way Jerusalem does.
The entire walled and ancient city is breathtaking, and each of its quarters - the Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and Armenian alike - offers visitors memorable sites and experiences to last a lifetime.
Each quarter prides itself on its own jewels.
The Muslim Quarter is best known for its souks, traditional Arabic cuisine, and, of course, the postcard-perfect and otherwise sacred Dome on the Rock mosque.
A stone's throw from there is another sacred site, the Western Wall.
Here the Jewish Quarter stands.
Much of this architectural masterpiece neighborhood was recreated after Arab-Israeli conflict.
Today, it's arguably the city's best-preserved quarter.
The Christian and Armenian quarters are no less spectacular, however, boasting world-renowned landmarks such as the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
It is here where each year millions of Christians kneel at their Lord's grave, giving thanks and praise.
Outside of the walled and ancient city are the Mount of Olives and Mount Zion, rich in holy places, tombs, and, not least, the unforgettable City of David archaeological site.
As if all that isn't enough, there is also a modern area of Jerusalem, which entertains people all along Jaffa Road.
A bit further along are some highly intellectual museums, a Holocaust memorial, and, otherwise, an incredibly authentic fruit and vegetable market located in the district of Mahane Yehuda.
