Day 1 : Sight Seeing in Jerusalem: First Visit

Discover the Old City, with the Wailing Wall, the Dome of the Rock, Al Aqsa Mosque, and, in the Tower of David, the Museum of the History of Jerusalem, recounting 5000 years of the city’s history. Grab a quick lunch at Maoz Falafel or take your time at Nafoura. Through the Via Dolorosa, go up to the Holy Sepulcher, then wander in the souk of the Muslim district. To end your day, relax and meditate at the top of the Mount of Olives. 

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• The Wailing Wall

• The Dome Of The Rock, Or Mosque Of Omar

• The Tower Of David Museum

  Address: Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem
  Phone: 02-6265333

• Maoz Falafel

  Address: 19 King George Street, Jerusalem
  Phone: 625 7706

• Nafoura

  Address: 18 Latin Patriarch Road, Jerusalem
  Phone: 626 0034

• The Way Of The Cross, Or Via Dolorosa 

• The Holy Sepulcher

• Mount Of Olives

Day 2 : Historical Visits

To learn the history of the Holocaust, you have to visit the Yad Vashem Memorial, followed by the very interesting Museum of Israel. These fascinating visits will probably build up an apetite, so head to the museum casher restaurant or to Adom. Dress conservatively and have a walk in the orthodox district of Méa Shéarim. Later on relax your dress a little to spend the night in a bar or a club on Salomon street or Rivlin street.

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• The Holocaust Memorial Or Yad Vashem

  Phone: 972-2-6443400

• Israel Museum

  Address: Jerusalem 95-09, Jerusalem
  Phone: +972-2-6708811

• Cacher Cafe, Museum Of Israel

• Adom

  Address: 32 Jaffa St, Nahlat Shiva, Jerusalem
  Phone: 02-6246242‎

• Méa Shéarim : The Orthodox District

Day 3 : Relax in Jerusalem

At Jaffa gate, go up onto the walls to discover the city’s gates, including Damascus gate and Zion gate. Then head towards the Dead Sea where you can have lunch at the Kibbutz Ein Gedi or at the restaurant of one of the Grand Hotels. Then, let yourself float in the sea, or enjoy the famous sulphurous bath or mud wraps. We recommend two beaches: Neve Midbar and Mineral Beach. Since nights in Tel Aviv are rather wild, stroll along the port and you will find many nice bars. Dance at the Azimut.

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• Jaffa Gate

• The Dead Sea

• Kibbutz Ein Gedi

  Address: P.O. Box 32169, Ein Gedi, Jerusalem
  

• Mineral Beach

  Phone: 994 4888

Day 4 : Excursions to Tel Aviv

Drive to Tel-Aviv to see the art galleries, the beaches and the nightlife! Have a lunch break at Catit or at Herbert Samuel. If you are looking for a cultural day, the Diaspora Museum and the Museum of Art are both very interesting. If you’d rather relax, take a stroll through the alleys of Neve Tsedek, both historic and trendy, or enjoy the market of Nahalat Binyamin.

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• Catit

  Address: P.O. Box 32169, Ein Gedi Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem
  Phone: 03-5017001

• Herbert Samuel

  Address: 6 Koyfman, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem
  Phone: +972-3-5166516

• Nahum Goldman Museum Of The Jewish Diaspora

  Address: Campus of Tel Aviv University, Klausner Street, Jerusalem
  Phone: 972 3 7457808

• Tel Aviv Museum Of Art

  Address: 27 sederot Shaul Hamlech, Jerusalem
  Phone: 696 12 97

• Nahalat Binyamin Market

Alternatives in Jerusalem depending on the weather

Day 5 : When it gets too hot..

Visit the Knesset,the musée archéologique Rockefeller, or bath in the Dead sea following a refreshing shower underneath the Ein Guedi waterfall. 

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• The Knesset (The Parliament)

• Rockefeller Museum

  Address: Sultan Suleyman Street, Jerusalem
  Phone: 628 2251

• Ein Guedi