Walk in the sacred footsteps of Jesus and his disciples with our unparalleled tours in Jerusalem. Explore the iconic sites and churches in the Old City that honor his journey through the holy city.
Discover the captivating ambiance of Jerusalem, the vibrant crossroads of the three Abrahamic faiths and a meeting place of all Christian denominations. Immerse yourself in the rich history and traditions of the Catholic and Orthodox churches scattered across the different quarters of the Old City and beyond its ancient walls.
Embark on a pilgrimage along the Via Dolorosa, the path of Jesus’ suffering, spanning through the Muslim Quarter and culminating in the sacred Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Experience the profound significance of some of the 14 stations along the way.
Ascend to Mount Zion and visit the hallowed Upper Room, where the Last Supper took place. Witness the awe-inspiring churches that surround it, offering a glimpse into the depth of religious devotion. Marvel at the architectural splendour of the Armenian Orthodox Cathedral of Saint James, and delve into the fascinating history of the Protestant presence in Jerusalem, established here during the 19th century.
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On this tour, we will see and visit:
- The Church of the Holy Sepulchre – place of crucifixion at Golgota and the burial and resurrection of Jesus. Explaining many details of the most important church
- The Crusaders’ sites
- Stations on Via Dolorosa
- Mount Zion with the Room of the Last Supper
- View of the Temple Mount and the Mount of Olives
NOTE: due to long lines we do not enter the edicule, the tomb of Jesus, we show it and recommend entering on your own.
The tour ends at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
