Jerusalem And Bethlehem Tour from Jerusalem
What your day looks like
The tour starts with an overview of Jerusalem and then walks along the Byzantine Cardo, in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City. Follow the Via Dolorosa, the Stations of the Cross, ending at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre from the Western Wall (Kotel). After enjoying the bazaar of the Christian and Moslem quarters we continue to Bethlehem. In Bethlehem visit the Church of Nativity and overlook Shepherd's Field.
Why travelers choose this experience
- Walk along the Byzantine Cardo, in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City
- Visit the Church of Nativity and overlook the Shepherd's Field
- Enjoy the bazaar of the Christian and Moslem quarters
- Visit Via Dolorosa, the Stations of the Cross
Your day, step by step
Jerusalem
Nature Walks at Mount Of Olives.
Jerusalem
City/Town Tour at Jewish Quarter (Jerusalem).
Jerusalem
Sightseeing at Western Wall.
Jerusalem
Nature Walks at Via Dolorosa.
Jerusalem
Sightseeing at Church Of The Nativity.
Jerusalem
Sightseeing at Kidron Valley.
Bethlehem
Sightseeing at Church of Saint Catherine, Bethlehem.
Before you go
Included
- A fully qualified and licensed private tour guide - Transport by a new air-conditioned private car
Not Included
- Entrance fees - Parking and toll roads - Food and drinks
What to Bring
This tour includes a reasonable amount of walking; comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Anything you might need on a hot day.
Restrictions
Modest dress is obligatory for visits to holy sites; covered knees and shoulders. A passport is compulsory for visit to Bethlehem.
Meeting & Pickup
Pick up from your hotel in Jerusalem at 7:50 am. - Changes in drop off location are available, a supplement will apply according the table below: Jeru - Tel aviv + $12 / Jeru - Herzliya + $42 / Jeru - Netanya + $52 / Jeru - Airport + $65 Tel Aviv - Herzliya + $30 / Tel Aviv - Netanya + $40 / Tel Aviv - Airport + $65 Herzliya - Netanya + $40 / Herzliya - Airport + $65
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
The tour guide, Udi, did a good job presenting and explaining sites and answering questions.