Jerusalem Full Day Private Tour
This city isn’t just old - it’s alive. Every corner whispers something ancient. Every street holds a story someone once lived. Join us for a walk through sacred places and hidden paths, where history and faith aren’t in books - they’re under your feet. This isn’t just sightseeing. It’s something deeper. Something you’ll feel.
Availability: All Days of the Week (Please contact us by email or whatsapp before booking to check availability)
Duration: 9-11 Hours
Language: English only
Group Size: 2 People - 19 People Max
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What Will We Visit on This Jerusalem Private Tour?
- Mount of Olives
- Garden of Gethsemane
- Church of All Nations
- the Church of Gethsemane
- Kidron Valley
- the Jewish Quarter
- the Western Wall
- Muslim Quarter
- Christian Quarter
- Via Dolorosa
- the Church of the Holy Sepulcher
- the Byzantine Cardo
- Armenian Quarter
- the Tomb of King David
- the Room of the Last Supper
Notes:
- Modest dress is obligatory for visits to holy sites; covered knees and shoulders
- This itinerary is only a proposal; we can customize this private tour according to your wish Contact us for more details
- Don’t Forget your Passports and Always Keep your Valuable Things close to you
- All the time are approximate
- Change of vehicle is required
- Contact us Before Booking Tel Aviv Option to Confirm availability
Includes
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- All activities
- Transportation in an Air Conditioned Vehicle
- licensed Tour Guide Registered by Ministry of Tourism
- Hotel pickup and Drop off
- Private Tour
Exclude
- Food and Drinks
- Return to Tel Aviv only for Tel Aviv Pick up Option
Jerusalem Full Day Tour Description
We start high up on the Mount of Olives, where the whole city opens up in front of you. It’s quiet at first. Then it hits you - this view has seen prophets, prayers, wars, and peace. People just stop and stare. You will too.
Then we walk down to the Garden of Gethsemane. The olive trees there are ancient - twisted, quiet, still. This is where Jesus prayed the night before his arrest. You don’t need to say anything. The silence speaks for itself. Next to it is the Church of All Nations - stunning inside, dimly lit, calm. You’ll feel it in your chest.
Then we head through the Kidron Valley and into the Jewish Quarter. Cobblestone streets, families, little jerusalem market shops. At the Western Wall, people touch the stones and close their eyes. Some cry. Some just stand. You can write a note if you like, or just take it in.
We keep going - through all four quarters of the Old City. The Muslim Quarter is full of smells and color - spices, fresh bread, voices shouting from stalls. Then we slow down in the Christian Quarter, walking the Via Dolorosa - the same path Jesus walked to the cross. It’s humbling. you will keep walking to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, one of the holiest places in the world and first most important chrisitan site.
We’ll also stop by the Roman Cardo, where columns from 1,500 years ago still stand. And the Armenian Quarter - quiet, peaceful, with churches and soft ringing bells. Most tourists rush past it, but it’s one of those places that whispers instead of shouts.
Later, we visit the Tomb of King David - a sacred place for many, and just upstairs, the Room of the Last Supper. It’s simple, almost bare - but powerful. You’ll stand where Jesus shared his final meal with his friends.
By the end, it’s not just a tour. It’s a feeling you carry -a mix of stillness, beauty, and something deeper you can’t quite explain. Jerusalem does that to you. Every corner has a story, and somehow, they stay with you long after you’ve gone.
