- The Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem

From Date: 31.12.2017

Ceremonies and events

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.

you will be able to hold:

*Engagements.

*Seven Blessings.

*Halkas.

*Brit Milahs.

*Birthdays.

* Family and community events.

*Business Events.

* Conferences.

* Launches.

* Lectures.

* Company concerts and events.

*New! Shabbat Chatan in the Jewish Quarter including hotel accommodation. Kabbalat Shabbat at the Western Wall, the Torah reading at the Hurva, and many more programs and activities throughout the Shabbat.

Special prayer services, festive meals and Shabbat receptions can also be held in the Hurva Synagogue, the Herodian Quarter, Cardo, and the Western Wall. We will build together with you a perfect and memorable event in Jerusalem. We will accompany you all the way until we achieve the Wow effect for your perfect day.

Related Sites

The Cardo

The Cardo (in Hebrew: HaCardo) was the main street in Ancient Roman cities, running from north to south and lined with a row of columns on each side. The Cardo of Jerusalem begins at the Damascus Gate in the north and crosses the city southwards until the area of the Zion Gate.

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The Burnt House

שרידי ההיסטוריה של 3000 שנה בירושלים נחשפו ברחבי האזור … הבית השרוף הוא כינוי לאחד מבתי ירושלמי עשיר.

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The Israelite Tower

In one basement of the Jewish Quarter, two ancient periods and two wars are joined together in which the Temple was destroyed, and the city was destroyed.

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The Nea Church

In the Madaba Map, a mosaic depicting Byzantine Jerusalem, a large church appears at the southern end of the Cardo.

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Plugat HaKotel Museum

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?