Walking & Biking Tours in Jerusalem

Retrace the footsteps of Jesus on this full-day guided walking tour of Jerusalem. Travel along the Via Dolorosa, the street Jesus walked on the way to his crucifixion. Walk down the Mount of Olives and see other prominent sites in Old City Jerusalem, like the Pool of Bethesda, St Anne's Church, the Convent of the Sisters of Zion and more. Jerusalem hotel pickup and drop-off included.

This 4-hour small-group walking tour allows you to taste your way through the Old City of Jerusalem. Stroll through the Jewish, Armenian, Muslim, and Christian quarters that make up the city's eclectic mix of cultures. Along the way, you'll stop for food tastings, and your small group ensures an intimate experience and personalized attention from your guide.

For Christians, Jews and Muslims alike, Jerusalem is the spiritual center of the world. Take this all-day guided tour to better understand the city's 4,000-year-old history and visit its important sites. See what are widely considered the holiest places in the world: the Western Wall, the holiest of Jewish sites; Temple Mount, one of the most important religious sites in the Old City of Jerusalem; the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, located where Jesus was crucified and buried; and many more. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Experience Jerusalem's ancient streets and historic sights on a 2-day, guided walking tour that takes in the best of the Old and New City. Navigate the narrow lanes of the Old City's four quarters, traditionally home to Muslims, Armenians, Christians and Jews; climb the Temple Mount to stand beside the Western Wall, and step beneath the soaring dome of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Take time to discover the city on your own then rejoin the group to explore the diverse communities that lie outside the Old City walls.

Expand your sightseeing beyond Old Jerusalem on a 3-hour walking tour outside the city walls. Follow in the footsteps of the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim families who moved outside the Old City in the 19th century, bravely living outside the walls' protection. See the streets and monuments that first sprang up, learn how the communities lived together, and visit the Machane Yehuda market to see its food stalls and taste local specialities.