The Way to Jerusalem, a project of two intrepid Israelis who based the route on ancient Holy Land pilgrimages, is set to become Israel’s local equivalent of Europe’s Camino de Santiago.
It’s one of the most beautiful marathons in the world, so why not join us on a picture tour of some of the sites from now and in days gone by.
A 1,000-year-old moat, a mysterious hand, and secret tunnels discovered under busy street in Jerusalem’s Old City.
The 2,700-year-old pool is being fully excavated so that in the near future visitors can see this site of great historic and religious significance.
As the weather turns cooler, endangered wild Israeli gazelles shift their diet and habits, even going for warmup runs caught on camera.
Jerusalem is peppered with fabulous ancient archeological sites that reveal the story and secrets of this most unique city.
From parks and promenades to world-famous sights and buzzing locations, Jerusalem is full of fun things to do without spending a dime.
Tareq Nassar saw empty rooftops and high unemployment among Arab women of Jerusalem and hatched a honey of an idea to address both issues.
At the City of David National Park, excavations from the ancient past come to life in a series of astounding discoveries.
From scribal arts to Islamic arts, contemporary sculpture to DIY ceramics and one-of-a-kind Judaica, Israel’s capital city is teeming with ingenuity.
Excavations near Temple Mount also unearth a pool built by Roman Legion, and a Byzantine lamp inscribed ‘The light of Christ shines for all.’
Roman archeologists working day and night at the fourth-century church in Jerusalem discovered the rock layers underlying Constantine’s project.
The legendary American Colony Hotel’s Diana Aho divulges her favorite celebrity guests, weird room requests and how to ensure a perfect stay.
Israel’s capital city has it all: History, culture, great food and great vistas. Enjoy it all while staying at one of Jerusalem’s diverse hotels.
Baubles, bagels, beer and so much more await you on this pedestrian-only thoroughfare in downtown Jerusalem.
