CULTURE TOURS -22% Jerusalem Tour
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Planned itineraryRehberli program
Experienced guideWith you throughout the tour
Guidance is included in your booking
The Jerusalem Tour is organised with a halal concept for those who wish to visit Al-Aqsa Mosque, the first qibla of Muslims, and the holy city where the three Abrahamic faiths meet.
The programme brings together prayer in the courtyard of Al-Haram al-Sharif, the Dome of the Rock, the historic gates and bazaars of the Old City, and a visit to the Ibrahimi Mosque (the Mosque of Prophet Ibrahim) in Al-Khalil. At every stop, our expert guide explains the place of the site in Islamic history, and the schedule is planned around prayer times.
Day-by-Day Programme
- Day 1: Flight, arrival in Jerusalem, hotel check-in and an introduction to the surrounding area.
- Day 2: Visit to Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock, and prayer in the courtyard of Al-Haram al-Sharif; information about the Marwani and Buraq sections.
- Day 3: The Old City walls, its historic gates, above all Damascus Gate, its bazaars and its religious sites.
- Day 4: Visit to Al-Khalil (Hebron) and the Ibrahimi Mosque; Bethlehem.
- Day 5: Visits to Jericho, Nabi Musa and the surrounding area.
- Day 6: Free time, a final prayer at Al-Aqsa, shopping and the return flight.
Accommodation
Accommodation is planned in hotels with easy access to the Old City, with breakfast included. The exact hotel and room type are confirmed in writing once the date has been finalised. For the meals included in the programme, restaurants that respect halal requirements are chosen.
Included in the Price
- Return transport
- Accommodation and breakfast
- Meals included in the programme
- Transfers within the city
- Entrance fees for museums and historical sites
- Expert guide service
Not Included in the Price
- Personal expenses
- Optional additional activities
Important Information
- Visits to Jerusalem are planned according to regional conditions; as entry requirements and the security situation can change from time to time, the programme is adjusted to the current situation. Our guides will brief you on the points to observe.
- Entry hours and rules for Al-Haram al-Sharif are set by the local administration; visiting hours may change on some days.
- The documents and permits required for entry (such as a visa or an electronic travel authorisation) are confirmed from official sources before travel.
- The local currency is the shekel; it is practical to carry some cash for small purchases.
- The schedule is arranged around prayer times, and restaurants that respect halal food requirements are chosen.
- Simply let us know about any dietary needs, whether for diet or health reasons, when you book.
- For visits to mosques and shrines, choose comfortable, modest clothing and shoes that are easy to slip off.
The prices shown are estimates; please contact us for the exact price and current dates.
Dates and Booking
No fixed departure date has been published on the site for this programme; dates are set with our advisor after you send your reservation request. For dates and prices, you can message us 24/7 via the WhatsApp button on this page or submit a reservation request.
Related Pages
You can find all our Jerusalem programmes on our Jerusalem tours page and other routes on our halal culture tours page. Before you set off, we recommend reading our articles Jerusalem Travel Guide and What Is Halal Tourism?.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Jerusalem Tour cost?
The amount shown on the card is an estimated starting price per person. The exact price is confirmed in writing by our advisor once the date, flights and accommodation have been finalised.
When are the tour dates?
No fixed dates are published on the site for this programme. After you send your reservation request, a suitable period and departure date are set together with our advisor; dedicated dates can also be arranged for family groups and associations.
Do I need a visa to enter Jerusalem?
As entry requirements can change from time to time, we check with you against official sources before travel whether a visa or an electronic travel authorisation is required. Your passport should ideally be valid for at least 6 months.
Will we be able to pray at Al-Aqsa Mosque?
The programme is planned so that you can join the daily prayers in the courtyard of Al-Haram al-Sharif. As entry hours and rules are set by the local administration, our guide will advise you according to the situation on the day.
Is the tour safe, and can the programme change?
The current situation in the region is monitored before and throughout the tour. If security or entry conditions require it, the schedule may be changed; should that happen, we will inform you in advance.
How should we dress for the visits?
At holy sites, clothing that covers the arms and legs should be worn, and our female guests should have a headscarf with them. Comfortable shoes will make walking the stone streets of the Old City much easier.
Can we join with children or elderly guests?
Yes. As the programme involves walking, guests with limited mobility should let us know about their situation when booking; this makes it easier to plan transport and the pace of the tour.
How do payment and cancellation work?
No online payment is taken. After you submit your reservation request, our advisor contacts you, confirms the programme and availability, and guides you through the payment steps. The payment details are shared with you in writing. Cancellation and refund terms vary according to the time remaining before departure; the details are on our cancellation and refund terms page.
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