Location: Jerusalem
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Top 8 Traveler Resources in Jerusalem, Jerusalem District
Religious pilgrims have been traveling to Jerusalem for centuries, yet you don’t have to share their zeal in order to appreciate this city’s profound cultural and historical significance. Plan on seeing the major sights, but also leave plenty of time to walk through the streets and simply immerse yourself in the daily life of such an ancient and revered place.
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1. Jaffa Gate Tourist Office
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. MORIAH - Old City Scribe
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Bookstore Judaica and religious objects, there is a scribe who explains how to write on parchment using ancient methods and recommends gifts on parchment from $ 20
3. City of David National Park
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4.5 based on 1,128 reviews
Rediscover Biblical Jerusalem.The story of the City of David began over 3,000 years ago,Today, the story of the City of David continues. Deep underground, the City of David is revealing some of the most exciting archeological finds of the ancient world. While above ground, the city is a vibrant center of activity with a visitor's center that welcomes visitors for an exciting tour to the site where much of the Bible was written.
Reviewed By thewhereto - Sydney, Australia
The City of David is an archaeological site which you can visit and see remains from settlement during the Canaanite period. At the site you can go underground to Hezekiah’s Tunnel (maybe not if you’re claustrophobic), Warren’s Shaft, the Pool of Siloam). We’d recommend a guided tour so you know what you’re looking at. There’s lots of walking and stairs and hills so you need to be physically fit. Enter via the Dung Gate and head to the visitor centre. There are bathrooms, kiosk and a shop.
4. National Library Of Israel
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
A tour of the National Library is a rare glimpse into realms of the past, some of them fading, and realms of the present as they take shape. The National Library houses unique collections of ancient maps and rare books, an abundance of original music recordings, ephemera and advertisements from various periods in the history of Palestine-Israel, a comprehensive press archive, and more. Library tours highlight collection items that the ordinary reader is unlikely to encounter.
5. Yvel Design Center
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By nycmermaid1121 - Great Neck, United States
A visit to Yvel was Part of an itinerary put together by Israel Unlimited but little did we know we weren’t just going jewelry shopping. We had the extreme pleasure of learning about Yvels history, how they curate their pearls and design their jewelry. The most amazing part of our visit was learning about how much they help Ethiopian immigrants by putting them through a design and jewelry school to teach them skills they need to be successful and support their families. It’s an amazing thing. I was happy to be able to purchase a gorgeous initial necklace and earring from the Biwa Collection and a mother of pearl double sided clover, as well as a pair of earring from the Megemeria collection. The staff is also absolutely wonderful. I applaud Yvel for what they do to help others and I wish companies in the US and around the world did the same. So go visit Yvel when you’re in Jerusalem, learn about their history and goals, and do a little shopping for some gorgeous jewelry that is sure to become family heirlooms. Note- I visited with my parents but I’m 34 so we didn’t fall into the “family children” or “family teenager” categories on TripAdvisor. I entered solo.
6. International Convention Centre
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4.0 based on 17 reviews
7. Jerusalem City Hall Visitor Center
The Jerusalem Municipality Visitor Center offers tours and related-activities on a wide range of topics and welcomes groups of all backgrounds to experience the old and the new of our eternal city. During the tour, preserving the past and developing the future, we explore historical buildings in Safra Square and are amazed how they’ve been adapted for contemporary use. We descend to “ground zero
8. Holy Temple Visitors Center - Private Tours
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
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