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What to do and see in Jerusalem, Jerusalem District: The Best Self-Guided Tours & Rentals
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. ScaVentures! Have fun, explore and discover!
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 86 reviews
Many time winners of TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, Israel ScaVentures are highly acclaimed tour games geared to family, student and adult groups. They are great for first time visitors to Israel and seasoned tourists. No prior Israel/Jewish knowledge required. We have hosted tens of thousands of visitors to Jerusalem and Israel. Most games are around 2 hours. Through fun and adventure you will learn the story of the location.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Gratuities
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By bash3187
We had the best time on our scavenger hunt in Israel. Although we had planned to meet in the old city, the company had plan B because of the rain. It turned out to be great fun. We learned a lot about the shopping in the Shuk, the culture and foods of Jerusalem and that our kids may be smarter then us. They beat us in the game. We would highly recommend this tour game to everyone!
2. Seek It Nachlaot
Each participant receives a colorfully designed 5 x 5” Seek It booklet that includes 80 images and a full-color, detailed map of the winding streets of the neighborhood. The booklet is used throughout the game and then kept as a keepsake from the experience. The only other tools needed are a pen or pencil and one smartphone or camera per team for recording findings.
Inclusions: Game booklet
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3. City of David Group Tour plus Mahane Yehuda Market
Israel is fully accessible by public transportation! Ride the Israel Railway to Jerusalem. Once in the city use the Light Rail to hop on and off, stopping first at the Mahane Yehuda Market. In the afternoon jump on the Light Rail to the City Hall stop and join the City of David group tour starting from the Jaffa Gate.
Inclusions: Local licensed tour guide, Round-trip train ticket from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem, Pass valid for local buses and Light Rail, 3-hour guided group tour of the City of David, Map
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Reviewed By HelenMcP526
A very worthwhile tour to do if staying in Tel Aviv. It takes just over half an hour, on a very funky double decker train, to get from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and then a couple of minutes walk to meet your Guide. Our Guide, Baruch, was great and was only too happy to make sure we got the most from our tour and that we enjoyed it despite the dismal weather we had (drizzly rain and temperature of 3c). Would definitely recommend, even for the non-religious (like myself).
4. Mount of Olives Group Tour plus Mahane Yehuda Market
Israel is fully accessible by public transportation! Ride the Israel Railway to Jerusalem. Once in the city use the Light Rail to hop on and off, stopping first at the Mahane Yehuda Market. In the afternoon jump on the Light Rail to the City Hall stop and join the Mount of Olives group tour starting from the Jaffa Gate.
Inclusions: Local licensed tour guide, Round-trip train ticket from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem, Pass valid for local buses and Light Rail, 3-hour guided group tour of the Mount of Olives, Map
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Reviewed By HelenMcP526
A very worthwhile tour to do if staying in Tel Aviv. It takes just over half an hour, on a very funky double decker train, to get from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and then a couple of minutes walk to meet your Guide. Our Guide, Baruch, was great and was only too happy to make sure we got the most from our tour and that we enjoyed it despite the dismal weather we had (drizzly rain and temperature of 3c). Would definitely recommend, even for the non-religious (like myself).
5. Dead Sea Chill Out Day Trip from Jerusalem
Visit the lowest point on earth. Float in the magical waters. Immerse yourself in the healing mud. Enjoy some fresh mint tea with walnuts and dates.
Inclusions: Coffee and/or Tea, Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board, Entrance fee to the beach
Exclusions: This is a self-guided tour, meaning that it includes full transportation, but no actual guide.
Reviewed By 419raquelm
Anybody coming to Israel and is interested to book an excursion or the surrounding countries must book it with them. Their staff gives excellent service.
