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Quittez votre hôtel situé au centre de Jérusalem dans un autocar climatisé et visitez le Mont des Oliviers. Bénéficiez d'une vue splendide sur le vieux Jérusalem et le Mont du Temple, où le Temple de Salomon, détruit en 586 av. J.C., et le second temple, réduit en ruines par les Romains en 70 après J.C., se tenaient autrefois.
Traversez la vallée du Cédron en passant par le jardin de Gethsémané, l'église de Toutes-les-Nations et l'ancien cimetière juif. Ensuite, quittez votre autocar et traversez la Porte de Sion, l'une des huit portes du vieux Jérusalem. Traversez le quartier arménien, puis le quartier juif, et découvrez le cardo byzantin, l'ancienne rue de la vieille ville qui remonterait au 6e siècle après J. C.
Continuez jusqu'au Mur des Lamentations, où les juifs se recueillent pour prier depuis la destruction du deuxième temple. Le mur date d'environ 2 000 ans et ses fissures sont remplies de papiers de prière déposés par les milliers de pèlerins qui viennent ici.
Traversez le quartier chrétien, puis suivez les pas de Jésus le long de la Via Dolorosa (n° 5-14), le chemin que Jésus aurait parcouru jusqu'à sa crucifixion. Découvrez les stations du chemin de croix et émerveillez-vous devant l'église du Saint-Sépulcre, l'impressionnante église qui est érigée sur le lieu présumé de la crucifixion.
Après avoir quitté la vieille ville par le marché juif et la Porte de Jaffa, vous ferez une dernière escale au musée de l'holocauste de la nouvelle ville de Jérusalem. Ici, visitez de poignantes expositions présentant les souffrances et l'histoire du peuple juif pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale.
Revenez à votre autocar et terminez votre visite par un dépôt à votre hôtel.
Remarque : le vendredi, le samedi et lors des fêtes juives, le musée de l’holocauste est fermé, et sera remplacé par une visite au Mont Sion et à l’église de Gethsémané

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Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
Guide professionnel
Véhicule climatisé

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Nourriture et boissons, sauf indication contraire
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Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
Un code vestimentaire modéré est requis pour accéder aux lieux de culte et à certains musées. Veuillez vous abstenir de porter des shorts. Les genoux et les épaules doivent être couverts pour les hommes et les femmes. Vous pouvez risquer un refus d'entrée si vous ne respectez pas ces exigences vestimentaires
Veuillez noter que le vendredi, le samedi et les jours fériés juifs, le musée de l'Holocauste est fermé. Une visite au mont. Sion (la tombe du roi David et la salle du dernier souper) aura lieu à la place.
L'entrée à Yad vashem n'est pas autorisée pour les enfants de moins de 10 ans.
Veuillez noter que cette visite ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 4 ans.

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Keith O

5 | 2019-01-21

Absolutely a great full day tour. I, nor my girlfriend have ever been. I am RC and she is Russian Jewish. We had such a great educational journey. It was deeply felt and eye opening. Our guide was a local from Jerusalem and was more than professional. We recommend this tour as it accompasses all four quarters and The West Wall. Great tour!

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Cherry H

5 | 2018-08-29

We had a wonderful tour guide called Ami. He was friendly, inspiring, full of information, enthusiastic and sincere in what he was saying. The tour started with a drive up to a high point so that we could look over the whole city. It was such a beautiful view and we had the opportunity to get out of the bus, film and take photos. The tour continued on from there so that we could see other important sites along the route to the old city, such as the Mount of Olives. Pity there was no time to stop there, though. Walking through the streets of Old Jerusalem, seeing key places, both Jewish and Christian, and having the historical, traditional and biblical references explained in such detail while we were actually there was wonderful. It's was a great experience for Bible scholars, but even if you were not, the tour guide's narrative made up for that. He literally brought the Biblical accounts to life. We had no idea beforehand, however, that there would be so much walking at pace in the heat of the day. If you're not very fit, be prepared. Wearing a hat is a MUST so as to not fade away from heat exhaustion or sun stroke, and non-slip shoes are advisable as the street stones are smooth, no doubt worn down by the thousands of pilgrims who've visited over decades. The tour also involves climbing lot of steps up to and down from some of the sacred places, as well as up to the restaurant where we had lunch. Its quite a strenuous tour and was a challenge for us, not to mention a few of the older members of our group. The last stop on the tour was the visit to the Holocaust museum, which was informative and interesting. We were not accompanied inside by our tour guide, so we were unable to ask any questions about what we saw nevertheless being able to visit the museum was a valuable part of the day. For all of the sites we visited and for what we saw, we would say that the tour reflected good value for money and would highly recommend it.

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Christopher T

2 | 2018-04-08

Booked an English tour and found myself the only English speaker amongst a group of Spanish speakers. The guide was not good and spoke more Spanish than English. Also saw none of New Jerusalem. Would not recommend.

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Maurice V

3 | 2018-04-07

Title of this tour is misleading, it should be labeled Old Jerusalem and holocaust museum tour, you spend the morning touring old Jerusalem and whole afternoon touring holocaust museum. You can see as much putting the Holy Sepulchre church and wailing wall on your google maps and touring on your own.

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Maclean113

3 | 2018-02-23

First of all Three Stars May seem like a so/so review - but this was actually a really good tour BUT the first rule of excursions is to do as described in the description and itinerary of the actual tour which this tour DID NOT. Firstly, the tour says youll start your tour on the Mount of Olives and then spend time in the Gardens of Gethsemane WRONG what we actually did was drive straight to the Old City and our guide said there is the Mount of Olives out of your mini bus window on the left take pictures quickly as we have to keep moving - I asked about the Gardens of Gethsemane and she replied No not on this Tour? Then the Old City was a little rushed to be honest and we were told You havent got time to wait for 3 hours to see the Tomb of Christ - as we havent got time in actual fact myself and my partner came back the following day by ourselves and the waiting time for The Tomb of Christ was exactly 28 minutes? The Jewish Apocolypse Museum was necessary and harrowing to visit - but the entire afternoon was dedicated to this visit and our guide said this museum is important to me and quite rightly so but clearly the day was skewed in favour of where the tour guide wanted to go? A very good tour - but not as described in the Tour Description.

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