Go underground as you explore the Kotel Tunnels with a trained guide. Learn about the history of this ancient space and it’s connection to religious life in Jerusalem.
The Western Wall of the Temple Mount is one of the most magnificent and significant remnants in Jerusalem from the days of the Second Temple, destroyed approximately 2,000 years ago. Above ground we can only access 70 meters, a small portion of it. Go underground to see the rest.
The Great Bridge Route: NEW!
This tour takes you one more level under the Old City where you will see the Great Bridge that led to the Temple Mount. This route will showcase different rooms and halls that served the people of that time, new and exciting findings, and a first glimpse at newly exposed courses of the Western Wall. You’ll go under the Old City below the tremendous bridge that led to the Temple during the Second Temple period. The route passes exciting sites and findings from the Second Temple period and includes a look at a new exposure of the Western Wall.
The Great Stone Route
Touch the original and special stones that tell the story of the Jewish nation. Visitors to the Western Wall Tunnels walk through ancient and fascinating subterranean spaces with exquisite archeological findings, such as large stone arches, water pits, an ancient water aqueduct that ends at the Strouthion Pool, and more. It includes innovative virtual models and is considered an international attraction. It’s one of the must-see sites in the city of Jerusalem!
A Look into the Past
For the first time in Israel you can take a tour of the Second Temple using advanced VR (virtual-reality) technology. This 360-degree perspective lets you see the beauty of the Temple that was destroyed approximately 2,000 years ago.
The Journey To Jerusalem
Follow in the footsteps of how your family possibly wandered the world – until they returned to the Land of Israel in modern times. A one-of-a-kind experience for people who want to get to know their family history of the past 2,000 years – from the time of our exile from Jerusalem following the destruction of the Second Temple to our return to Jerusalem following its liberation.
The Chain of Generations Center
A visit to this exhibit takes you on the journey taken by the Jewish nation and past generations which form our long and wondrous chain that passes from family to family and from generation to generation.
