• Church of the Holy Sepulchre - Stations of the Cross/Via Dolorosa.
  Trace the path of Jesus on the day of his crucifixion, leading to Golgotha and his tomb.
• Western Wall - The most significant site for Jews. Visitors can touch the relics of this sacred place and have the opportunity to send prayers to God by placing notes in the wall.
• Mount Zion - King David’s Tomb, which is now a Jewish synagogue according to Jewish tradition.
  The Last Supper Room, where Jesus and his disciples celebrated Passover’s Eve, the day before his crucifixion.
  Abbey of the Dormition - As per Christian tradition, this church was built on the site where Mary, the mother of Jesus, entered her eternal rest, hence the name “The Dormition,” meaning slumber.
• Mount of Olives - A revered site for Christians, Jews, and Muslims, and a top attraction in Jerusalem. It offers churches, breathtaking views, and captivating stories.
• Church of the Nativity - The birthplace of Jesus.
  This church is one of the oldest functioning churches today. The original church was constructed by Roman Emperor Constantine in the 4th century AD over the grotto where Mary gave birth to Jesus. Constantine and his mother, Helena, adorned the church with exquisite marble and mosaics.
• Milk Grotto - The Chapel of the Milk Grotto of Our Lady is among the most beloved shrines dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the Holy Land. Every pilgrim visits and prays in the grotto of the Nativity.
• Chapel of the Shepherds’ Field - Caves where shepherds “kept watch over their flock” are still present in the area east of Bethlehem. According to the Gospel of Luke, an angel announced the birth of Jesus here.

• Private transportation

• Lunch
• health insurance ($4 per person)

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