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Jerusalem is a place that every believer dreams of visiting. Yet even those who doubt the existence of higher powers still want to come to this sacred place — one of the oldest cities on the planet.
We invite you to join a Jerusalem tour where you can see the city’s main historical landmarks. By touching these places, you may feel something truly divine.
Mount of Olives viewpoint with a sweeping look at the Old City and its iconic domes.
Gethsemane: the garden where Jesus Christ prayed on the final night before being taken into custody.
Church of All Nations and the stone kept at the altar — silence is observed, and photos are allowed.
Old City walk: the Western Wall, historic quarters, and the central street as the finale.
Temple Mount: Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque — essential stops on the route.
Mount of Olives: the first panoramic stop
The tour begins with a visit to the observation point on the Mount of Olives. From here you can enjoy a picturesque view that won’t leave you indifferent. You will see the Old City, the dome of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, as well as a large part of New Jerusalem.
Gethsemane: the garden and the Church of All Nations
After the viewpoint, you will arrive in Gethsemane — a place known to everyone. Here you can visit the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus Christ prayed on the last night before he was taken into custody.
This is also where the Church of All Nations stands. At its altar, a stone is kept where Jesus performed the prayer mentioned above. Silence is required here, but photographing the shrine is allowed.
Church of the Assumption: the Tomb of the Virgin Mary
Across the road from the Church of All Nations is the Christian Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Descending an old staircase, you will reach the tomb of the Virgin Mary. The church is located in a cave and is lit by oil lamps set along the stairs and in the underground hall.
Temple Mount, the Western Wall, and the Old City
During the tour you will also ascend the Temple Mount, famous for the moment when Jesus Christ drove out the merchants and money changers. Here you will see the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque. The latter, by the way, once served as the headquarters of the Crusader order.
After that, you will arrive at the Western Wall, where you can leave a note with a wish. Then you will head to Mount Zion to see the Tomb of King David. The tour ends with a walk through the Jewish Quarter and along the central street of Jerusalem’s Old City.
Price and booking
The price of this tour is 55 USD per person. You can find out details and book a Jerusalem tour with the help of our managers.
What to do
Start at the Mount of Olives observation point and take in the panorama of the Old City, the dome of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and much of New Jerusalem.
Walk through the Garden of Gethsemane and visit the Church of All Nations, where the altar preserves the stone of prayer; silence is observed, and photos are allowed.
Descend to the Tomb of the Virgin Mary at the Church of the Assumption, set in a cave and lit by oil lamps.
Visit the Temple Mount (Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa), leave a wish note at the Western Wall, and finish with an Old City walk.
1-day itinerary
Mount of Olives → observation point → panoramic views of the Old City and New Jerusalem.
Gethsemane → Garden of Gethsemane → Church of All Nations (the stone at the altar).
Church of the Assumption → Tomb of the Virgin Mary (cave church, oil lamps).
Temple Mount → Dome of the Rock & Al-Aqsa → Western Wall (leave a wish note).
Mount Zion → Tomb of King David → Jewish Quarter and the central street of the Old City.
2-day itinerary
Day 1: Mount of Olives (viewpoint) → Gethsemane (garden) → Church of All Nations (stone at the altar) → Church of the Assumption (Tomb of the Virgin Mary).
Day 2: Temple Mount (Dome of the Rock, Al-Aqsa) → Western Wall (wish note) → Mount Zion (Tomb of King David) → walk through the Jewish Quarter and along the Old City’s central street.
How to get there
To get details about departures/transfers and to book the Jerusalem tour, please contact our managers — they will recommend the most convenient option and what to keep in mind before you go.
FAQ: Jerusalem tour
How much does the tour cost?
The price is 55 USD per person.
Where does the tour start?
It starts at the observation point on the Mount of Olives.
What can you see from the Mount of Olives?
The Old City, the dome of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and much of New Jerusalem.
What’s included in the Gethsemane stop?
A visit to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations (the stone kept at the altar).
Can you take photos in the Church of All Nations?
Yes, photographing the shrine is allowed, while silence should be observed.
What is special about the Church of the Assumption?
It is set in a cave; you descend an old staircase to the Tomb of the Virgin Mary, lit by oil lamps.
Which sites are visited on the Temple Mount?
The Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Can you leave a note at the Western Wall?
Yes, you can leave a wish note at the Western Wall.
How does the tour end?
With Mount Zion (Tomb of King David) and a walk through the Jewish Quarter and the Old City’s central street.
