Museums & Historic Sites

The Israel Museum is Israel’s flagship cultural institution. It is also home to antiquities, art and objects of Jewish life and culture that trace the story of the Jewish people in their land, and throughout the world. Explore this celebration of land, life and people while you play the Museum Dash!   The Museum Dash is […]

Join musical sensation "Yonina" and ensemble on a private musical tour of the Old City of Jerusalem guided by Jewish music from across the world.

Gush Etzion is known as the southern gateway to Jerusalem, this strategic area comprises the block of communities that defended the southern approach to Jerusalem against the invading armies in the 1948 Israel War of Independence. It’s just a 25 minute drive from Jerusalem through the new tunnels road, and is made up of 20 […]

Enjoy an ancient experience at Eretz Bereshit when you are greeted by Eliezer and brought into the tent of Avraham. Be a part of the Biblical story when you ride a camel to the tent and partake in some light refreshments from the couple known for their hospitality.

Visitors are welcome to participate in fascinating tours that focus on the history of Jerusalem, the city’s unique arts and crafts communities and a stunning panoramic lookout of the city from the roof – enjoy a unique viewpoint of the Old City, the neighborhood of Yemin Moshe and more. Take a Tour “The Unknown Jerusalem” […]

The Hebron Tour is a unique, fun and inspirational tour for all ages, visiting Kever Rachel and Ma’arat HaMachpela – two of the top 10 most visited sites in Israel. It’s guided by Rav Simcha Hochbaum, whose incredible knowledge, energy and enthusiasm combine to ensure that this tour will be a highlight of your entire […]

Ein Yael is a beautiful outdoor museum in the Jerusalem Hills which brings the ancient times in Jerusalem alive with ancient craft workshops.

This unique new museum combines a love for Biblical History and nature by opening a window into life during Biblical times.

Come to the "Zomet Halachic Science Center" and find out how rabbis and engineers solve techno-halachic problems. For example: How does the metal detector at the Kotel work? How do doctors write their notes on Shabbat? How does a Shabbat elevator work? How does a Shabbat wheelchair work?

Take an exciting Jewish History and Tanach Tour in Israel’s best museums, led by Nachliel Selavan: “The Museum Guy”. Who said museums are boring? If you haven’t been to the museum with Nachliel “The Museum Guy”, you might actually believe that. It’s not just a tour, nor just storytelling. It’s “sTOURytelling” in the museum! Whether […]