What happens when a group of young Betar youth activists, Zionists, decide to establish a protection system for the residents of the Jewish Quarter and Old City against the Muslims and the British? Who are the brave and strong Platoon that agreed to risk the lives of their friends for blowing the shofar on Yom Kippur?

Excavations have uncover that the city’s residents lived in striking houses and in every house were a number of mikvehs (ritual baths). Unveiled in the Jewish quarter discovered a very different mikveh that is accessible from four sides. Information center on site.

Why is the Hurva Synagogue called after the Hebrew word for ruin?  when it is evidently, one of the most beautiful and impressive buildings in Jerusalem? Learn the myths, secrets and mysteries of the Hurva Synagogue!

The remains of Jerusalem’s 3000 year history were exposed throughout the area… The burnt house is a nickname for one of the homes of a wealthy Jerusalemite.

Near the Temple Mount there is a site where archaeological finds dating back to the First Temple period are displayed. The most important and fascinating finds date to the Second Temple period. The earliest find is dated to the First Temple period, to the time of King Solomon in the 10th century BC. This find includes the city wall itself, a tower, a royal edifice and above all, a gatehouse.

Hidden entrances, amazing views and a date with the most beautiful places in the Jewish Quarter.

A musical tour of the classical songs of Jerusalem that excite every time anew.

A fascinating and inspiring tour in the footsteps of entrepreneurial, creative and heroic women

An authentic and magical kabbalat Shabbat in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem.

An exciting personal encounter and a glimpse into the homes of the residents of the Quarter

“If I prefer not Jerusalem above my chief joy…” (King James Version, Psalms 137:6). A wedding ceremony in the most enchanting place on earth.

Cultural events, ceremonies and evening events for employees at Gan HaTekuma An amphitheater containing approximately 450 seats at the foot of the walls of Jerusalem.

In our event locations spread across the area of the Jewish Quarter and the Western Wall, in historic sites, in most unique location in the world.

A Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony is undoubtedly a special experience that imprints itself on the heart of the young boy or girl coming of age. Jewish Quarter Tourism offers a wide variety of options for celebrating a Bar/Bat Mitzvah in the Jewish Quarter, at the very heart of Jerusalem.