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A diverse tour - from the Dormition to the Jaffa Gate - in the area next to the Ben Hinnom Valley

Our tour will take us to church where Jesus wept, onion church of Mary Magdalene, Basilica of the Agony, Edicule of ascension and church where Jesus’ mother was buried, or else she wasn’t and more...

Dinosaurs in Jerusalem

It’s about a 5 minute drive from Jerusalem to the picturesque village (moshav) of Bet Zayit. Near the water tower, you will find the only site in the Holy Land where you can see dinosaur footprints

The 19th Century European Race In Jerusalem

On Your Mark’s, Get Set, Go; The 19th Century European Race In Jerusalem

Ein Kerem - John the Baptist Village

Church towers, green mountains, and European-style restaurants. No, this is not Lausanne, but the old Jerusalem neighborhood of Ein Kerem, in whose walls treasures of gold are still hidden

Notre Dame of Jerusalem

The Pontifical Institute NOTRE DAME OF JERUSALEM CENTER located next to the new gate of the Old city is one of the most interesting places in The Holy Land

A 2,000 Year Old Ossuary was Discovered

Researchers from Bar Ilan & Tel Aviv Universities published results of a study, which summarizes the importance of the find and confirms its authenticity

The Hasmonean aqueduct tunnel in Armon Hanatziv

The Armon Hanatziv Promenade offers one of the best views of Jerusalem and is one of the city’s most romantic spots

In Search of King Solomon's Treasures

Our story takes place at the beginning of the twentieth century in the land of Israel. In the year 1909, a young British captain arrived in Israel shortly after being released from his army service

The Museum For Islamic Art

The L.A. Mayer Museum for Islamic Art was founded by the late Mrs. Vera Bryce Salomons. She dedicated the Museum to her friend and teacher, Prof. Leo Arie Mayer.