TOUR PLAN

1 st DAY

TEL AVIV TO JERUSALEM – Get Settled

When you arrive at Tel Aviv, an airport representative will greet you inside the sleeve of your airplane (jet bridge) in which you will be led through separate passport control. After that, the representative will assist you in picking your bags and you will then walk through the gate of arrival and meet the driver who is there waiting to greet you.

A chauffeured vehicle in a private car can provide a transfer service between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The estimated time for the transfer is one half an hour.

In which hotel you’ll be in

• Mamilla Hotel
• Studio Room

2nd DAY

JERUSALEM – Cross an Item off the Bucket List

The center of the Holy Land centers around Jerusalem the city that was the birthplace of civilization , and regarded as an Holy City in Christianity, Judaism and Islam as well. Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives overlooks the Old City, standing testament to centuries of history , and is the only thing that separates it from Holy City from the Judean Desert. Begin your day with your private driver-guide who speaks English on the Mount of Olives, gazing at the stunning panorama of the Old City below, with vast panoramas of the olive trees canopy cemeteries, churches, and cemeteries. From here, you can enter to the Old City through the Muslim Quarter from the east Lion’s Gate, stopping to visit the Church of Saint Anne and the Pools of Bethesda. Follow the steps in the footsteps of the Via Dolorosa the most important journey of pilgrimage for Christian visitors. It is believed to signify the route to the place of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion in The Church of the Holy Sepulchre and is one of the most sought-after Christian monuments. Explore the narrow souks that connect to the Christian Quarter and the Jewish Quarter and end your day with a visit to the Western Wall, the former wall that was used to reclaim The Second Temple. The space that is in the area in front of the Western Wall functions as an open-air synagogue. It is believed to be the most sacred place that Jews are able to pray. Take a walk out of in the Old City through the Dung Gate and head to the nearby City of David an archaeological site that is located outside The Old City walls with findings dating back to the Bronze Age and covering findings dating back to both the Old as well as the New Testament.

In which hotel you’ll be in

• Mamilla Hotel
• Studio Room

3rd DAY

JERUSALEM – Secrets of the City

Jerusalem’s status as a historic center extends well beyond the walls that are Jerusalem’s Old City, and many of the riches of the nation can be found all over the city. With your driver-guide who speaks English take you toward Jerusalem’s Israel Museum to start the day. While there, you’ll pass past the Supreme Court and the Knesset is home to Israel’s parliament. Israeli parliament. It is home to the Israeli parliament. Israel Museum holds artefacts relevant to Judaism, Christianity and Islam in equal measure. The two main exhibitions include the replica of the city from the period of the Second Temple, and the Shrine of the Book, with books like the Dead Sea Scrolls, the most ancient biblical manuscripts around the globe that were found in close proximity to Qumran. Travel towards Yad Vashem. Holocaust Memorial of Yad Vashem which is located on the western slopes of Mount Herzl adjacent to the nation’s war cemetery. Yad Vashem is the country’s official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust and a heartbreaking call to action against the horrors and repercussions of genocide. It’s a must for any visitor to Israel. For a boost of energy after your visit, venture towards The Judean Hills to the ancient village of Ein Karem, now one of the city’s most sought-after areas, most enjoyable to explore with an enjoyable stroll through the diverse art galleries and Biblical places. The town has been a refuge for pastoralists away from the hustle of Jerusalem and has been a magnet for Christian pilgrims for centuries because it was the place of birth for John The Baptist. The Hadassah Hospital’s synagogue is home to the world-renowned Chagall Windows, a series of 12 stained glass panels depicting the first tribes of Israel that you must see while you’re in the area.

The place you’ll be where you’ll be

• Mamilla Hotel
• Studio Room

4th DAY

JERUSALEM – Explore the Outdoors

Natural wonders that are iconic dot in the Israeli landscape, and play their own part as the Holy Land’s long biblical past. Masada, Ein Gedi and the Dead Sea stand out in the Jordan Rift Valley against the striking mountain backdrop that lie on one side of the border. Jordanian part of the frontier. With your driver-guide who speaks English Begin your day by taking a trip to the breathtaking Ein Gedi Reserve, a breathtaking desert oasis dotted with waterfalls , and mentioned numerous occasions throughout the Book of Psalms. Travel by vehicle to Masada which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for being the location of King Herod’s desert-mountain getaway palace, as well as the site that the Zionists’ last fight to defeat the Roman Legion as well as amazing views of the desert and the Dead Sea below. The climb to the top is by cable car, and then explore the ruins from King Herod’s castles. the storerooms, bathhouses and the old ramp that was used to climb the mountain as well as an ancient of remaining synagogues. It is possible to walk through to the Snake Path to the summit of Masada however this is only for those with good health as the 90 minute hike under the scorching desert sun is extremely strenuous. The day can be concluded with a relaxing bath into the Dead Sea, famous for its super-salinated waters as well as because it is the lowest point on earth, situated just 1,412 feet beneath sea level. The Dead Sea was one of the first health resortsand was named after King Herod. The waters have receded over the last century and have led to collaborative construction projects that are being conducted between Israel along with Jordan to ensure the protection of the resource for the future.

In which hotel you’ll be in

• Mamilla Hotel
• Studio Room

5th DAY

JERUSALEM TO TEL AVIV – Explore a City of Contrasts

Take advantage of a private transfer between Jerusalem towards Tel Aviv. Transfer time is around 1 hour.

The city is located on to the Mediterranean coast, Tel Aviv juxtaposes the nation’s historic roots with neighboring Jaffa and offers Israel an edgy modern look. Start your day off with visiting Old Jaffa, the ancient port city that dates back about 4000 years. With your personal guide, walk a tour of Old Jaffa, starting at the Clock Tower in the central square, an epoch of early in the Ottoman period. Travel through Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv’s first neighborhood that is not part of Jaffa and continue your walk by the foot. The houses and streets of Neve Tzedek have been beautifully restored, and they capture the ethereal beginning in this Jewish city settlement. The neighborhood was dubbed “Little Paris” because of its varied Bauhaus architecture, and is an upscale and luxurious area to explore and is lined by artist’s studios, craft shops with a vibrant bar and café scene. After lunch, you can visit Independence Hall, the location in which Israel was declared independent. State of Israel was declared independent following the conclusion of British Mandate in Palestine. From here, take a drive down Rothschild Boulevard, featuring one of the major areas of 1930s-style architecture. Visit Rabin Square, which is a key place where large marches, rallies, and other public events are held. Finish the day by visiting The Museum of the Jewish People which is also called ANU The museum is which is dedicated to the large Jewish

diaspora is located in the areas on the grounds Tel Aviv University. The collection weaves a tidal wave of the common Jewish identity throughout the globe, showing the similarities between the religions and highlighting the differences in the way they observe.

Space where major events like parades, political rallies and other events are held. The day can be concluded with an excursion to an event space that hosts major political rallies, parades and other public events. Museum of the Jewish People that is or ANU Museum, which is specifically for the huge Jewish diaspora on the campus at Tel Aviv University. The museum is a woven weaving of the common Jewish identity around the globe showing the commonalities in the Jewish faith and highlighting the religious differences that exist in the observance.

In which hotel you’ll be where you’ll be

• Royal Beach Tel Aviv
• Bellavista Room

6th DAY

TEL AVIV – Cultural Immersion

Tel Aviv has emerged as the centre of a vibrant art scene in Israel the bustling city that was founded as the site of a Jewish settlement in the outskirts of Jaffa, the old ports city Jaffa. Start your day in the south in Tel Aviv in the suburb of Holon with a private guide to Holon, the Design Museum, housed in an iconic structure designed by the internationally-acclaimed architect Ron Arad. The museum’s permanent collection is focused on the 20th and 21st centuries of contemporary Israeli designers. Additionally, the periodic exhibitions are multi-media displays of music, cinema and fashion. Take a drive towards Rothschild Boulevard, the city’s top destination for Bauhaus-inspired architecture, and home to an array of galleries, performing arts places, and restaurants that are fine. From there, make your way toward the Bauhaus…for Bauhaus architecture and home to a variety of art galleries, theatres and fine dining choices. From here, visit the Bauhaus Center, where the exhibits are focused on Tel Aviv’s famous Bauhaus design and architecture. Finish the day with a visit to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art which is one of the most important cultural centres in the city that houses an extensive collection of Israeli as well as international works which include pieces of Chagall, van Gogh, and Kandinsky.

In which hotel you’ll be in

• Royal Beach Tel Aviv
• Bellavista Room

7th DAY

TEL AVIV – Bon Voyage

Enjoy a private shuttle service from the airport to your accommodation, with an driver who speaks English.

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