The City of David is considered the initial core settlement in Jerusalem. And using various tracks and tours, you can explore it. What is the difference between the City of David and the Tower of David? Before we begin with the overview, let’s address a common question. Since the City of David and the Tower…
Bahai Gardens in Acre is where the Prophet-Founder resided and is the most sacred site of the Bahai religion. Notes: Map Bahai Gardens are located in the Northern part of Acre. Near the northern entrance to the city from road #4. Directions If you are driving, enter “Bahai Gardens Acre” into Waze, and it will…
You can join the sifting activity at Tzurim Valley National Park on Mount of Olives in Jerusalem and find treasures from the past. Note: Tzurim Valley National Park is also called Emek Tzurim National Park. And it is sometimes spelled as Zurim. Map Tzurim Valley National Park is on the western slope of the Mount…
Under the Old City of Jerusalem, you can find Zedekiah’s Cave. Since it served as a quarry, it is also called the quarries of King Solomon. Note: Zedekiah’s Cave was reopened after additional restoration, and now it also offers an Audiovisual Show. During August 2025, we joined the show, and here is a short video…
Mount Zion, a hill south of the Old City in Jerusalem, is mentioned in the Bible, and you can visit different landmarks there. Note: I took the featured photo of the Dormition Abbey during the Jerusalem Festival of Light. Map Mount Zion is adjacent to the South of the Old City. Mount Zion is located…
Davidson Center is a magnificent archaeological park near the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem, with findings from different periods. Short Description Adjacent to the Western Wall lies an impressive archaeological park. The park contains artifacts from different periods: the First and Second Temple periods, the Byzantine Muslim period, the ancient Crusades period,…