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Private Walking Tour in Jerusalem's Old City

Jerusalem
by Viator
Duration6 hours
DifficultyEasy
SeasonSee calendar when booking
LanguageEnglish, HE

The Experience

Hi! I'm Orna, a licensed tour guide who is certified through the Ministry of Tourism in Israel.

How to book

Booked on Viator, who runs this experience. Inclusions and cancellation are theirs.

  • Book with Viator

    5.0(10 reviews)

    Free cancellation · 24h before

    from₹63,909

    Includes: Entry Fees · Licensed Tour Guide

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What to Bring

Recommended

  • Temple Mt. Dress code: Men - pants - under the knees, T-shirt. Women - long skirt / pants (not skinny), long sleeves shirt , no cleavage. Please make sure NOT to bring with you: Holy books and sacred objects, Any kind of weapon (including Lederman) , Laptops, tablets or iPads, Alcohol or musical instruments. In case you don’t have a cover, you’ll be given a skirt by the workers there.

Logistics & Transit

Transport not included
Location
Jerusalem

Difficulty & Fitness

Easy1/5

Easy — suitable for all fitness levels, no experience needed.

About the guide

Guide type
Tour Guide Led
Group experience
No — private booking

Know before you go

Wheelchair accessible Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller Service animals allowed Public transportation options are available nearby Suitable for all physical fitness levels Holy sites dress code: (The western wall, Church of the holy sepulcher etc.) No tank tops, Pants / skirts to the knees. Please note that Temple Mount (Including Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque) is closed for visitors every Friday, Saturday and during various Muslim and Jewish Holidays. Instead, a visit of a view point overlooking the Temple Mount will be included. Each trip can be tailor-made to your interests and needs. On Fridays, the four Sephardic synagogues will be replaced with another synagogue. The tour can be adopted for a wheelchair.