Top Places for Art and Cultural Activities in Jerusalem

The Russian Gornensky Monastery Church
4.7 (6 Votes)

Religious Site, Monastery

The Russian Gornensky Monastery Church was established for Nuns of Ein Kerem during the 19th century and is known for its spectacular architecture. When established in 1871, the convent was known as Al Moskovoia (after Moscow in Russia). The iconic Golden domes of the monastery were added in the early 20th century. Highlights include: Panoramic view of Ein Karem Take a walk around ...Read more
Four Sephardic Synagogues

Historical Site, Synagogue

The Four Sephardic Synagogues is a complex of 4 synagogues which were restored following the damage during the course of political, ruling and social history in Jerusalem including the Second World War. The Synagogues are home to historic Torah scrolls, timeless furniture and other beautiful objects that take you back in time. Highlights include: Four century old Arch at the entrance of the Sy...Read more
Russian Church And Tower Of The Ascension

Church, Landmark, Tower

The Russian Church and Tower of the Ascension was constructed toa height of 64 meters (tower height) so that the pilgrims could see the Jordan River when they visit the church. The beautiful tower and the church are located on the Mount of Olives and is the place where Jesus is believed to ascend to heaven. Highlights include: Climbing the 214 step to reach the top of the tower. An eight-tone ...Read more
Emmaus Nicopolis
4.3 (223 Votes)

Church, Village

Located around 30 kilometers away from Jerusalem, the Emmaus Nicopolis village is where Jesus is believed to have broken bread after his resurrection in Jerusalem. The story goes that two disciples travelling from Jerusalem to Emaus meet a stranger and as they share their evening meal, they recognize the stranger to be Jesus himself. Today the village’s churches and basilica hold the inte...Read more
Hutzot Hayotzer Artist Colony
4.2 (4 Votes)

Arts And Crafts, Neighborhoods

The Hutzot Hayotzer Artist colony is where you can interact with artists, take a look at their work and buy their exclusive creations! If you love to fill your house with trending art pieces or are simply looking for inspiration, take a walk here during your stay in Jerusalem. The whole neighborhood has been home to artists for over 40 years. Highlights include: Sculptures, paintings, drawings...Read more
Karaite Synagogue
3.9 (1 Vote)

Religious Site, Synagogue

The Karaite Synagogue also known as Ha-Kara'im, is the oldest Synagogue in Jerusalem and has witnessed the Roman period, Middle Ages and the Civil Wars which took place in Israel. The original Synagogue was destroyed during the war with Palestinians and with a renovation in the 1980’s the present day Synagogue stood for a place where Jews could dedicate themselves to the observance of the...Read more
Mosque Of Omar
4.3 (3 Votes)

Mosque, Religious Site

Often confused with the Dome of the Rock on the temple mount, the Mosque of Omar was built in the 12th century by Sultan Al-Afdal ibn Salah ad-Din in 1193 to mark the event when Caliph Omar Ibn al-Khattab came to the city to accept the surrender of Patriarch Sophronius. The Patriarch invited Omar to pray in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre but he preferred to pray in the courtyard to respect th...Read more
Ramban Synagogue
4.2 (2686 Votes)

Synagogue

If you are a history or culture enthusiast or simply an explorer at heart, when in Jerusalem, don’t forget to visit the Ramban Synagogue, the second oldest synagogue in the city. Built around seven hundred years ago, this popular local tourist attraction is a window into the past of the city. An architectural marvel, you would love to witness the grandeur of the Ramban Synagogue with frie...Read more
Jerusalem Baptist Church
4.4 (130 Votes)

Church
Mar Elias Monastery
4.4 (234 Votes)

Church
Church Of Nativity
4.7 (4 Votes)

Bethlehem
Church
Thegarden Tomb

Conrad Schick St., Jerusalem, 91193, Isreal
Religious Site, Tomb
Way Of The Cross

Church