Jerusalem Tours & Trips

Departure from Abraham Jerusalem Hostel happens at 7 AM, crossing the King Hussein Bridge into Jordan to reach UNESCO-listed Petra. A local guide shows you the Treasury, Amphitheater, and Royal Tombs before you stay overnight at a traditional Bedouin camp with meals included.

The four quarters of Jerusalem - Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Armenian - reveal their unique character. A walk from Tzahal Square through Jaffa Street leads to vibrant Machane Yehuda market. English-speaking guides share the Old City's ancient stories while providing cultural context for modern neighborhoods like Nachlaot.

The spiritual heart of Jerusalem unfolds at the Western Wall, Mount of Olives, and Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Visitors tour the Holocaust Museum and Israel Museum's Dead Sea Scrolls. Comfortable accommodation awaits at centrally located hotels near the Old City's historic quarters.

Rich history comes alive from Mt. Scopus viewpoint through the Kidron Valley. The Jewish Quarter's ancient Cardo, Western Wall, and City of David's 3,000-year-old underground water system await. Professional guides lead tours with entrance fees included except City of David ($10).

The journey starts from Jerusalem and crosses the Allenby Bridge into Jordan to visit Petra, the UNESCO-listed rose-red city. A local Jordanian guide takes you to the famous Treasury and up to the Monastery, while two nights at a Bedouin campsite include regional dinners under the stars.

The spiritual heart of Jerusalem comes alive at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and Western Wall, with a walk along the historic Via Dolorosa. You'll stay at the 4-star Grand Court Hotel and visit Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial, see the Dead Sea Scrolls at Israel's National Museum.