TIme to Explore:
The following tours are
available as recordings or as a presentation:
Jerusalem Walking Tours:
Ein Karem:A European Neighborhood in Jerusalem
Nahlaot: Flavors, colors and Synagogues near the Market
Yemin MosheFirst Jewish Neighborhoods outside the Walls
Mount of OlivesThe Jewish Connection to the Mountain on the east of the City
Mount ScopusA Cemetery, a Hospital, a University and lots of vision
Shechem RoadEuropean Powers build in Jerusalem
Mamilla Ancient graves, modern hotels and lots in between
Muslim QuarterThe Via Dolorosa and the Damascus Gate
Mount Zion and the Armenian Quarter
The Christian Quarter monks and nuns , shops and churches: all are part of the story of the Christian Quarter.
A Palace, a Cemetery and a Nobel Laureate what are the stories of Ramat Rachel and Talpiot?
Shaare Hesed and RehaviaThe Story of two of Jerusalem's most beautiful neighborhoods
Places Around Israel
HaifaThe other city by the bay and its many colors
Around the KinneretWater, synagogues, churches and early pioneers
NegevCreating New Life in the desert
Hebron and Gush Etzionthe heartland of the patriarchs and matriarchs
Zippori and Bet Shearimsynagogues, rabbinic leadership and fabulous coffins
AkkoSeaside city with its face to the outside world
TzfatThe Mystical city
Tel Aviv’s Early Dayswho created the first hebrew city?
Shilothe home of the Tabernacle for almost four centuries
JaffaFrom Jonah to Abulafia, Jaffa is a Whirlwind of stories and people
Bet SheanThe Jordan Valley city from its beginnings to its violent end in the eighth century.
Golan From volcanoes to Eli Cohen, The Golan is one of Israel’s most beautiful regions
Biblical Archaeology
The Real King David what does Archaeology tell us about the most famous king?
King Solomon’s Cities Hazor, Megiddo and Gezer
Philistines Upon You who was this mighty enemy of the Israelites?
City of DavidAn in depth look at the beginnings of Jerusalem
Book of Joshuathe sites of the book of conquest and settlement
Mighty Warriorswho were the assyrians, one of the most formidable empires in the ancient near east?
Elijah and Ahab what does archaeology tell us about the stories of these two great adversaries?
History
Samaritans the mysterious sect on mount gerizim, their origins and customs
Dead Sea Scrollsone of the most incredible archaeological discoveries ever - why?
Everyday Life in the Time of the Mishnahwhat did homes, streets and life in general look like in mishnaic times?
The Great RevoltGamla and Yodfat, two major battle sites in the north in the First century
Jerusalem in Second Temple Times: Glory and DestructionA deeper look at the Temple and pilgrimage
Herod the Great parts 1 and 2 tyrant or tycoon? the story behind the great builder
Underground Jerusalem: the Archaeology of the Jewish Quarterwhat was discovered in the major excavations after the six-day war?
Christian Soldiers Part 1 the growth of a small christian sect into a world power
Christian Soldiers Part 2 Crusader dominance to 19th century missionizing
Artistic License
Meet our 20th century Zionist artists and poets: From Boris Shatz and his Bezalel art school to the poets and writers who shaped the ideas of the early State.
Pioneers of the First Aliya
the heroic struggles of the first Zionist communities, among them Zikhron Yaakov, Mazkeret Batya and Rishon LeZion.
Tannaim Times Which rabbis were the stars of the Mishnah and where were their centers?
Writing on the Wall Ancient letters, seals and inscriptions that tell the story of Israel through the alphabet.
The Road to Independence Stories from the historic battles of 1948
Miscellaneous
The Great Aliya the incredible tale of israel's absorption of a million immigrants in ten years
Bringing in the Grain and praying for rain
nature in the land of israel
A virtual tour of virtual places Where is the Garden of Eden?
Grave Matters The Who what and where of ancient and current graves and cemeteries
The American Dream A Thanksgiving tour about Yankees in the Holy Land
These Lights: The Menorah from Bezalel to Modern Israel: Follow the menorah, the ultimate Jewish symbol, from the Tabernacle in the desert to the official seal of the State of Israel.
To Work It and To Protect It Trees, environmentalism, nature reserves and more on this special Tu BShvat tour.
