Why Do You Choose a Tour Guide for Jerusalem Guided Tour?

Discover the history, the present, and the passion on a trip to Jerusalem. To be here seems like standing at the interface between the past and the future. If you want to discover what it can mean to you, start searching the past, dream of the future and ignite your passions in Jerusalem. If you’ve chosen to visit this most fascinating destination, you’ve made the right decision.

Jerusalem is a city that stands between the heaven and the earth, east and west, past and present – parallel universes of flowing caftans and the fashionable coffee shops. Some people find the city for being in love whereas some prefer it for its complete peace. No matter whatever your preferences are, you will feel moved, energized and reinvigorated. And the city won’t leave you unaffected for sure.

If you’ve decided to schedule Jerusalem guided tour, you should consider booking a private guide. Here are a few best reasons discussed below and understand what makes a tour guide perfect for your next trip to Jerusalem:

Why Do You Hire a Private Tour Guide?

A Tour Guide Knows His Stuff:

Israeli tour guides have to go through a series of courses and tests to earn their certifications. They know their history very well. You will learn so much from your tour guide including insights that you won’t find in travel books or on the internet.

There are so many places to see in Jerusalem and so many things to do waiting for your exploration. So much of the sightings and attractions remain hidden from first glance. This city is built literally on layers of history. Your tour guide will point out even the small details that you’ve missed out otherwise.

A Tour Guide Allows you Skip the Line:

You will be able to skip the long queue in a few attractions like the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. It’s because your guide will arrange your visit ahead of time. It will save you ample time especially during the peak tour season.

A Tour Guide Handles all of Your Logistics

For a visitor’s point of view, the part of stress for planning a trip to Israel is figuring out how to get from point A to B and what the ideal and most appropriate flow of touring is. Your tour guide will take all the hassle out of travel. Moreover, a professional tour guide will check operating tours, tickets, make reservations and handle any issues as soon as they arise.

Bottom Line –

Have you ever been to Jerusalem? Do you want to have a Jerusalem tour guide and want any recommendation for your next Jerusalem guided tour? If yes, you should count on Holy Land Private Tours.

 

Take this opportunity to explore the multiple facets of fascinating capital city of Israel and experience this magnificent city from our perspective. For a better understanding of our Jerusalem guided tour, please visit our website at https://holylandprivatetours.com/jerusalem-day-tour/.

Exploring History of Jerusalem – Things to Do!

History attracts several people which inspire them to travel all around the world and explore the historical significance of different places and monuments. Are you one of those history exploring travelers? Looking for a city filled with historical significances and values in the Middle East to explore this time? Then how about going for Jerusalem day tours? Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, is one of the oldest cities in the world with history of a thousand years.

So what can you do on your trips to Jerusalem to realize its history in the most authentic manner? Let us find out below –

Although summarizing the historical essence of Jerusalem isn’t possible, but there are a few things that you can do to make your historical adventure in the city unforgettable. Let’s have a look.

Significant Historical Sites-

Jerusalem is one of the oldest cities around the world; so it is obvious that there is no dearth of historical sites in the city to explore.  Some of the historical sites here include:

• The Kotel (The Wailing wall) at Old City – It is an ancient holy wall built around 2000 years back that preserves the remnants of second Jewish temple. You can write your wishes on a small piece of paper and insert then through the cracks in the wall and it believed that your wish will come true!
• Dome of Rome – It is an UNESCO World Heritage Site that was built in 691 CE. This historical site features the oldest Islamic architectural marvels. This is where the Holy Jewish Temple was standing. Worth exploring! Isn’t it?
• Tower of David in Citadel of Jerusalem – This Tower offers a 360-degree view of the entire city. The guardrooms within the building exhibit the historical and religious stories of the country in the most prominent way.
• Church of the Holy Sepulcher – It is a pilgrim site with 4^th century origins. This pilgrim site is considered as one of the holiest places in the city.

The Food Culture

Jerusalem's food culture is slightly unique and emphasizes the diversity and selection of Jewish food.Whether you wish to try out street foods or food at cafes or special chef restaurants, you will not be disappointed when it comes to variety of foods offered.

Among the several dishes to try in Jerusalem, Sabich and Falafel are the two most popular traditional dishes you need to sample. Most of the dishes in the country use eggplant as a key ingredient. The other food dishes in Jerusalem include Shawarma, Pita, Beigeleh, Sambusak, Musakhan, Challah and Baba Ghanooj. Baklava and Halva are two traditional middle eastern desserts which you should not miss to try. Restaurants to try include Miznon Musa for Phyllo Bourekas and Katchapuri for Acharuli pastry.

Shopping

If you love to shop till you drop, then Jerusalem has multiple offerings for you. Shopping experience here not only allows you to buy things but also lets you experience the daily life of the local people. Two of the most popular shopping places in Jerusalem include Mahane Yehuda and the Old City Market that are also renowned as Arab Souq.

• Mahane Yehuda is the oldest and biggest outdoor markets with stalls on both sides of the market lane selling everything from farm products, clothing to showpieces and more. Also, you can locate some designer boutiques and restaurants within the market.
• Old City Market has an Arabian Nights vibe with vibrant stalls selling spices, handmade jewelry, ceramics, clothes, hookahs and more. Some of the popular items that you can buy from here include traditional Palestinian embroidery products, Israeli olive oil, Israeli wine and beer, Armenian pottery and more.

Apart from these two, Mamilla Mall is the only open-air mall in Jerusalem where you can shop.

Museums and Art Galleries

As Jerusalem is one of the oldest cities in the world, art and music are an inevitable part of the city. If you wish to explore the art that gives an insight of the city’s heart then you must visit HutzotHaYotzer. This venue comprises of 26 galleries and artist studios exhibiting the intense collection of handmade paintings and products. Besides this there are several other places in Jerusalem where you can take delight in art. The places include Agripas 12 Gallery, Jerusalem House Of Quality, and Jerusalem Artists’ House. Also, you can explore the museums that preserve and exhibit historical artworks like U Nahon Museum Of Italian Jewish Art and the Museum Of Islamic Art.

Reference:https://traveltriangle.com/blog/things-to-do-in-jerusalem/

Conclusion:

Holy Land Private Tours design customized Jerusalem trips for travelers of all kind. So if you are looking for historical explorations, then you can opt for historical Jerusalem day tours which will allow you to explore the best historical sites and other places depicting the historical essence of the city. For more information visit https://holylandprivatetours.com/jerusalem-day-tour/

Top Five Places Not to Miss on Day Trips in Jerusalem

Is Jerusalem Holy Land tour in your mind? Want to experience the sanctity in the air of this destination? Day trips in Jerusalem will make you realize the holiness of this place in a comprehensive way.

Not to Miss Places on Day Trips in Jerusalem

Jerusalem is world renowned for its historical and religious sites for three major religions. This destination also comprises of 2000 archeological sites, 60 museums and about 1600 public parks. So exploring all that in a few days of trip is nearly impossible. However, you can cover the top visited sites on a Jerusalem Holy Land tour. So what all are the top five places that you must not dare to miss in Jerusalem! Let’s find out below-

1. The Western Wall (Kotel)

The Western Wall is a remnant of the Second Temple complex that was built by King Herod. This massive wall was burned down by the Romans in 70 CE. After Jerusalem was reunified in 1967, the Kotel was opened free for visitors of all beliefs. It is believed that folded-up prayers placed in the cracks between the ancient stones get answered and hence the tag “Wall of Wishes” is given to the Western Wall. So do place your prayer, who knows your wish might get fulfilled!

2. Hezekiah’s Tunnel

The Hezekiah’s Tunnel is the evidence of incredible feat of engineering of 8^th century BCE. It is believed that when the Assyrian army was about to besiege the City of David during the 8^th century BCE, King Hezekiah diverted the Gihon Spring through a 1,750-foot tunnel (533 meters) dug into the mountain for protecting the water supply. You can trek through the tunnel in knee-high water!

3. Jerusalem Botanical Gardens

The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens is has the largest collection of plants (about 10,000 species) in entire Israel. These plant species are arranged in six sections that represent the different parts of the world. You can board the Flower Train or walk around to explore the gardens.

4. The Israel Museum

Founded in 1965, The Israel Museum in Jerusalem is one of the premier art and archeology museums in the world.  The museum comprises of diverse collection of nearly half a million (the 9^th largest one in the world)reflecting the full range of material culture that include prehistoric to modern works. You can take selfie at the iconic backdrop of 12-foot high Ahava (Love) sculpture presented by Robert Indiana in 1977 to the museum.

5. Tisch Family Zoological Gardens

Tisch Family Zoological Gardens or the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo is spread over 62-acre of land and is one of the top visited tourist sites in Israel. You can discover about 270 different species of animals that range from the addax to the yellow-banded poison dart frog and many more. You can also find areas that are geared for petting and feeding many animals including giraffes, lemurs, meerkats and peccaries. The Gottesman Family Israel Aquarium is the newest addition to the zoo complex.

Besides these five there are several other things that you can do on your Jerusalem Holy Land tour like walking tours through the cobblestones, visiting Yad Vashem World Holocaust Remembrance Center and more.

Conclusion:

Holy Land Private Tours provides day trips in Jerusalem that allows you explore the capital city of Israel in the most authentic way. Book the Jerusalem Holy Land tour with them today. For more information visit https://holylandprivatetours.com/jerusalem-day-tour/