Top Jerusalem Beer & Brewery Tours

Enjoy a front-door pickup from your Jerusalem hotel or apartment during this private one-way airport transfer. Travel comfortably in your own personal chauffeured sedan, van, or minibus to Ben Gurion Airport, with a range of vehicles able to accommodate different group sizes. Get dropped off right outside the departures terminal, with 20 minutes of free waiting time included in case you’re running late.

Step into the "Kingdom of Street Food" for a private two-hour culinary journey through the iconic Mahane Yehuda Market. This isn't just a tasting tour; it’s a deep dive into the Israeli melting pot. As we navigate the bustling alleys, we will explore how flavors from the four corners of the world—from North Africa to Eastern Europe—have fused into a unique local cuisine. Between bites of artisanal delicacies and traditional market fare, I will share the history of the Shuk, its colorful characters, and its evolution from a simple neighborhood market to the heartbeat of Jerusalem. We will connect the story of the stalls and the food to the larger narrative of the State of Israel. Come hungry for both food and knowledge, and experience the market not as a tourist, but as an insider.

The ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this small-group walking tour of Jerusalem’s Old City combines enriching context with first-rate views. Explore attractions considered sacred to three faiths, including the Dome of the Rock, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Western Wall. A tasty lunch in a local restaurant is included, plus a complimentary tea or coffee.

The rock-cut city of Petra is one of the Middle East’s most spectacular attractions—but getting there and back from Jerusalem usually involves multiple bus and taxi rides, plus a tiring border crossing. On this overnight tour, you’ll benefit from the assistance of a guide from start to finish, with round-trip transportation, meals, accommodation, and entrance fees included.

Cover the highlights of Bethlehem during this half-day excursion from Tel Aviv. See the grotto in the Church of the Nativity where Jesus is believed to have been born during a guided tour. Visit the Shepherds’ Fields, where angels announce his birth in the New Testament. Shop for olive wood carvings and interact with local artisans. Tours end in Jerusalem.