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LanguagesEnglish, French, Hebrew
Private tourOnly your group will participate
Overview
Welcome to King David Street, Jerusalem's most elegant artery. This boulevard is a true journey through time, where every stone tells the story of the birth of the modern city.
*Among other highlights*, we will turn your gaze toward the King David Hotel. This legendary palace of pink limestone, inaugurated in 1930, is a stage for world diplomacy. It has hosted kings and presidents while remaining deeply marked by the upheavals of the British Mandate.
Just across the street, the YMCA raises its majestic tower. Designed by the architect of the Empire State Building, this masterpiece fuses Byzantine and Islamic styles. It is a monument dedicated to peace, with a carillon that resonates high above the city.
We will go on to discover the Mahane Israel neighborhood. Founded in 1867 by Moroccan Jews, its quiet alleys and picturesque arches offer a striking contrast to the bustle of the city center.
Here, between an imperial past and pioneering spirit, beats the heart of Jerusalem.
What's included
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What to expect
Jerusalem International YMCA Bell Tower
10m
Located on King David Street across from the famous hotel of the same name, the Jerusalem YMCA is an architectural masterpiece blending Byzantine, Romanesque, and Islamic styles, designed as a symbol of peace and brotherhood among peoples.
10m
Situated at the heart of history on King David Street, the King David Hotel is Israel’s most prestigious palace. It is famous for its pink limestone facade and for having hosted the world’s greatest heads of state and celebrities since the 1930s, but above all, for its tumultuous history.
15m
Located between King David Street and Mamilla, Mahane Israel was the second neighborhood built outside the walls of the Old City, starting in 1867; it is a picturesque haven of peace founded by the Moroccan Jewish community, recognizable by its narrow alleys and charming stone houses.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
At the corner of Keren HaYesod and Jabotinsky streets, in front of Bardak pizzeria.
End point
In front of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, near the Mamilla shopping street.
Additional information
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
