Take in the view of Jerusalem from Armon HaNetziv lookout point (Haas Promenade) and see the spectacular view looking south towards the Judean Hills, Judean Desert, and Bethlehem. Then take a drive through Jerusalem’s main streets, past the most fascinating and important buildings in the city such as the Knesset (Parliament Building), the Supreme Court building, the Rehavia neighborhood, the Old Station complex, and the King David Hotel. Stop to visit the Great Synagogue and take a walk through Jerusalem’s ultra-orthodox neighborhood, Me’a She’arim.

Enjoy the sights, sounds, and aromas of Jerusalem’s Machane Yehuda market. You might want to stop here for lunch or a tasting menu at one of the market’s culinary hot spots. Next, the tour takes you to the Israel Museum, the country’s top museum for art, and archaeology. Alongside the museum is the Shrine of the Book where you can see the Dead Sea Scrolls and a scale replica of Jerusalem during the Second Temple Period. The tour ends with a visit to the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum, which is unlike any other Holocaust museum in the world.

Sites During the Tour

The First Station Jerusalem

Israel Defense Forces Cemetery

Israel Museum Jerusalem

Israeli Supreme Court Building

Jerusalem Biblical Zoo

Knesset

Mahane Yehuda Market

Mea Shearim Neighborhood

Mishkenot Shaananim

Montefiore Windmill

Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum

Take in the view of Jerusalem from Armon HaNetziv lookout point (Haas Promenade) and see the spectacular view looking south towards the Judean Hills, Judean Desert, and Bethlehem. Then take a drive through Jerusalem’s main streets, past the most fascinating and important buildings in the city such as the Knesset (Parliament Building), the Supreme Court building, the R...

Take in the view of Jerusalem from Armon HaNetziv lookout point (Haas Promenade) and see the spectacular view looking south towards the Judean Hills, Judean Desert, and Bethlehem. Then take a drive through Jerusalem’s main streets, past the most fascinating and important buildings in the city such as the Knesset (Parliament Building), the Supreme Court building, the Rehavia neighborhood, the Old Station complex, and the King David Hotel. Stop to visit the Great Synagogue and take a walk through Jerusalem’s ultra-orthodox neighborhood, Me’a She’arim.

Enjoy the sights, sounds, and aromas of Jerusalem’s Machane Yehuda market. You might want to stop here for lunch or a tasting menu at one of the market’s culinary hot spots. Next, the tour takes you to the Israel Museum, the country’s top museum for art, and archaeology. Alongside the museum is the Shrine of the Book where you can see the Dead Sea Scrolls and a scale replica of Jerusalem during the Second Temple Period. The tour ends with a visit to the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum, which is unlike any other Holocaust museum in the world.

Sites During the Tour

The First Station Jerusalem

Israel Defense Forces Cemetery

Israel Museum Jerusalem

Israeli Supreme Court Building

Jerusalem Biblical Zoo

Knesset

Mahane Yehuda Market

Mea Shearim Neighborhood

Mishkenot Shaananim

Montefiore Windmill

Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum

Private guide at your service the entire day.

Transportation in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle

                    
                    Option to discuss the tour with your guide and adjust your itinerary to suit your interests.
                

In-depth tour of the top attractions in Jerusalem’s new city

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From Tel Aviv	Up to 3 persons $860	Up to 6 persons $920	Up to 10 persons $1240
From Jerusalem	Up to 3 persons $860	Up to 6 persons $920	Up to 10 persons $1240
From Herzliya	Up to 3 persons $860	Up to 6 persons $920	Up to 10 persons $1240
From Netanya	Up to 3 persons $949	Up to 6 persons $1009	Up to 10 persons $1329

From Tel Aviv

Up to 3 persons: $860

Up to 6 persons: $920

Up to 10 persons: $1240

From Jerusalem

Up to 3 persons: $860

Up to 6 persons: $920

Up to 10 persons: $1240

From Herzliya

Up to 3 persons: $860

Up to 6 persons: $920

Up to 10 persons: $1240

From Netanya

Up to 3 persons: $949

Up to 6 persons: $1009

Up to 10 persons: $1329

This private tour of Jerusalem’s new city starts with a panoramic view across the city from Armon HaNetziv lookout point (Haas Promenade) in the East Talpiot neighborhood. In the distance, you can see the Judean Hills and Judean Desert to the south. The tour takes you into Jerusalem’s new city, through the most interesting neighborhoods.

On route see important landmarks such as the Knesset (Parliament Building) and the Supreme Court building. Drive through the up-market Rehavia neighborhood, and past the Ottoman-era First Station, now a converted shopping and dining complex. See the luxury King David Hotel, and get a glimpse of quaint neighborhoods in Jerusalem’s new city that tourists don’t usually see. Next, visit the Great Synagogue, which can accommodate up to 1,400 worshipers and holds a comprehensive collection of mezuzah cases.

The tour continues to Jerusalem’s Me’a She’arim neighborhood where ultra-orthodox residents still live by fundamental religious laws. The next stop is Jerusalem’s Machane Yehuda market where open-air stalls sell fresh produce, baked goods, meat, fish, and household items. The market eateries are known for their delicious cuisine and you can opt to stop here for lunch or a tasting menu.

Visit the Israel Museum, the country’s largest cultural institution, and a world leader in art and archaeology. On the museum campus is the Shrine of the Book that holds the Dead Sea Scrolls that date back to c.408BC, and are the oldest copy of the First Testament in existence. The complex has a scale replica of Jerusalem as it would have looked during the Second Temple Period.

The final stop on this private tour is the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum. Here you can see authentic artifacts, video testimonials from Holocaust survivors, historic photographs, and documents all presented in state-of-the-art exhibits.

Additional Options in the Area:

1. Ammunition Hill

2. Bible Lands Museum

3. Rockefeller Archaeological Museum

4. Tomb of King David on Mount Zion

5. Mishkenot Sha’ananim, the first Jewish neighborhood built outside the Old City walls

6. Tasting tour of Machane Yehuda Market

7. Knesset, the Knesset Menorah, and the Rose Garden

8. Supreme Court

9. Biblical Zoo

10. Nahon Museum of Italian Jewish Art

11. Ein Kerem

12. Mount Herzl

13. Israeli National Military Cemetery

The tour includes:

Pick-up and drop-off services at your hotel or private address
A fully qualified and licensed private tour guide
Transport by a new air-conditioned private car

The tour does not include:

Entrance fees
Parking and toll roads
Food and drinks

Notes:

This itinerary is only a proposal; we can customize this private tour according to your wish
On Saturdays and holidays, an extra charge of $140 applies
Guide in French, Spanish, and Russian is available for additional $75$; in German – for additional 150$.
Modest dress is obligatory for visits to holy sites; covered knees and shoulders
Recommended comfortable walking shoes and water
Booking is subject to terms and conditions

4% charge for notification up to 2 days or more before the start time of the tour.
25% charge for notification of a day before the start time of the tour.
100% charge for notification on the same day of the tour.

What is a private tour?

Our private tours are the most exclusive way to travel in Israel. You get a private car and a tour guide that will customize the tour to your interest and your schedule.

What does the price include?

The price includes a private car and the tour guide who will pick you up from your accommodation (hotel or apartment) and return you to the same location. The trip is limited to 10 hours ($40 for every extra hour). Find full information under the "Additional Information" of each tour.

What isn’t included in the price?

The price of a Private Tour does not include entrance fees, food, drinks, parking, and toll roads. Find full information under the "Additional Information" of each tour.

Can I customize my private tour?

Yes, the mentioned itinerary is a proposal only; we can customize private trips within the designated region and based on logistics. Please note that if the tour duration exceeds 10 hours, you will be required to pay $40 for every extra hour (up to extra 2 hours possible).

What languages are the private tours offered in?

The tours are available in the most widespread languages. On our website, you can book the tours in English, Spanish, Russian, German, or French guidance (except for English, tours in these languages have an additional fee of 75 USD).

However, if you book a different language, a supplement of approximately 100-150 USD will be applied depending on the language and the tour.

You are welcome to contact us in this regard:

Email: reservations@beinharimtours.com

WhatsApp messages only: +972 526588837

Phone: +972 35422000

Do I have to tip my guide?

You don’t have to, but it is appreciated by the tour guide as a sign of your satisfaction for the services he/she has provided.

Where can I be picked up from?

As this is tailor-made for you only, we can pick you up from any point in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv district, Netanya and Herzliya.

Are there discounts for children or students?

Sorry but no :(

Will I have time to buy souvenirs during the tour?

Sure, just ask the guide.

Can I change the date of my tour, or cancel my order?

We, at Bein Harim Tourism, understand that plans can change, so you can change dates, cancel, or change your pickup point. Please note that cancellation fees will be charged subject to the cancellation policy as indicated on the tour page and confirmation email.

Since packages depend on hotel availability and updated rates, changes may imply an extra fee. For any changes or updates, you are welcome to contact our Operations team at:

Email: reservations@beinharimtours.com

Whatsapp messages only: +972 526588837

Phone: +972 35422000

Make sure that you have received confirmation for your change or update request.