Top Jerusalem Desserts & Sweets

What makes this tour like no other you will find on here is for a few reasons. The tour feels more like a walk around in a city you vaguely remember living in when you were a kid rather than your standard "here is stop one..stop two.." If you are a Travel Influencer you are guaranteed to content great enough for a viral video. It's time to experience Old City of Jerusalem like a local. You will enter hidden factories, peak into artisan's workshops, hole in the wall restaurants, through arched alleys, take winding turns and walk into buildings with vast underground tunnel systems. Walking with a resident comes with its perks, since many shops owners are friends, I don't take % from sales like other tour guides so they are more inclined to give you local pricing. Last but not least on this tour **ALL ENTRY FEES/FOOD/DRINKS/SNACKS/SWEETS/HOOAKAH ARE INCLUDED**

Discover the stories woven into the streets of Jerusalem’s Old City with a knowledgeable local guide. Start at Jaffa Gate, a corridor that has seen centuries of religions, cultures, battles, and triumphs. In the Jewish Quarter, marvel at the Western Wall, and walk along the Via Dolorosa in the Christian Quarter. Continue to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, a site famous for its spiritual and historical significance. Your guide brings the city’s past to life, sharing fascinating anecdotes and hidden details that most visitors miss. If you’re in Jerusalem and looking for the perfect way to spend your morning, join our immersive half-day Old City walking tour. Join an expert local and explore the 4 quarters, from iconic landmarks to the quiet, tucked-away corners.

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.