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Open up to the unknown – tours around Jerusalem

Once you’ve had a string of European trips, it’s worth opening up to a completely new experience. Jerusalem will work perfectly as a destination for your next adventure. It’s a city at the meeting point of the three great monotheistic religions – Christianity, Judaism and Islam. Each of these faiths has shaped one of the four great quarters. The last, smallest quarter, is inhabited by Armenians. The city captivates with its cultural richness and passionate history. Discover all its assets with the help of Walkative!

Jerusalem – tours for seekers of new experiences

The historic entrance to the city is the Jaffa Gate. Due to its symbolic role, it is worth entering the city at least once through it. Nearby is the Tower of David. Although it was never the dwelling place of the biblical king, it hides many interesting exhibits. It also offers one of the most beautiful views of the city.

The highlight of the Jewish Quarter is the Western Wall also known as the Wailing Wall or from Hebrew Kotel. It is Judaism’s holiest site. Researchers speculate that it is the last surviving element of the Jerusalem Temple built at the initiative of King Solomon.

In the Christian Quarter one can find many places described in the New Testament. The greatest significance is attributed to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. It represents the alleged place of death of Jesus Christ. Every year it becomes a pilgrimage destination for millions of believers from all over the world. Travellers can also walk the Stations of the Cross, and visit Mount Zion, where the Last Supper was supposed to have taken place.

While visiting Jerusalem, a visit to the Muslim Quarter is also a must. Highlights in this part of the city include the Dome on the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque. On the plan of the old city, the Armenian Quarter occupies the smallest area, however, it is certainly worth your attention.

Scattered around the city are also sites related to the Crusades. Each of these places is a reminder of the turbulent history of Jerusalem, which has been the arena of numerous conflicts over the centuries.

Free Walking Tour – Jerusalem with a local Walkative guide!

Jerusalem is best when explored with a local guide. Walkative! free tours are ideal for individual tourists, couples, families and small groups of friends. The idea behind the Free Walking Tour Jerusalem, as well as the walks we organize in other cities, is that the tour participants pay the guide the amount they pick. Instead of setting a specific price, we leave space for you to decide this yourself. All you have to do is book a place through our website and join the walk. We can guarantee that this flexible formula goes hand in hand with the impeccable expertise and passion of the guide. Come and see it for yourself!

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