Jerusalem Guided Tours & Christian Day Trips in the Holy Land

Jerusalem isn’t just ancient-it’s alive, it is the most important city in the whole world, Whether you’re visiting for faith, history, or curiosity, our tours help you experience the city like it was meant to be seen. From sacred sites to hidden alleys, this is where past and present meet.

Old City Walking Tours
Walk through the streets of the old city of Jerusalem with a local Israeli Christian tour guide who actually knows the history behind the stones, Visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Western Wall, and the Via Dolorosa, plus old city market, rooftops, and stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Things to Do in Jerusalem – Visit the Old City, Via Dolorosa, Mount of Olives & More

Christian Tours of Jerusalem
They are built around key biblical Christian most holy sites in Jerusalem such as the Mount of Olives, Gethsemane, the Upper Room, and many more sites in the old city of jerusalem -  Perfect for pilgrims, church groups, or any travelers looking to walk where Jesus walked.

Private Jerusalem Day Tours
If you want something slower, quieter, or more flexible, go private. our private Jerusalem tours let you choose the pace, ask more questions, and stop when something speaks to you - we pick you up from your hotel in Israel and return you there when the tour finish.

Jerusalem Day Trips from Tel Aviv
Staying in Tel Aviv? You can still experience Jerusalem in one day. Our Jerusalem day trips include all the essentials with roundtrip transport. Great for short stays or first-time visitors.

Multi-Faith & Historical Tours
This city isn’t just Christian—it’s Jewish, Muslim, and deeply layered. These tours offer a broader take, covering everything from the Temple Mount to the Dome of the Rock, and ancient neighborhoods full of life.

Jerusalem Old City Walking Tour
This is one of our most popular half-day experiences. Visit the Mount of Olives for the best views of the Old City, then walk down through Dominus Flevit, Garden of Gethsemane, and end at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.