Take a Guided tour of the Jewish Quarter that was reconstructed after the city was unified at the conclusion of the Six-Day War in 1967. A special point of interest in the restored Jewish Quarter is the "CardoThe heart of Jerusalem's Old City Jewish quarter", meaning the "heart" of this ancient Byzantine City. View the unearthed main Roman thoroughfare and ancient marketplace lined with columns. Nearby see the four Sephardic synagogues.
Visit the excavated ruins of a Burnt House that was part of JerusalemThe capital of Israel during the Second Temple period. These burned ruins remained undisturbed until they were uncovered in the 1970s.
Tour the tower of David (Migdal David)
View the oldest synagogue in the Jewish Quarter - the Ramban Synagogue founded by the followers of Rabbi Moshe Ben Nachman in the 12th century.
On to the excavations of the Herodian Mansions, located beneath the present-day Jewish quarter, showing how the high priests and wealthy Jerusalemites of old lived.
Drive to Ein Yael, which is a Living Museum nestled among The JerusalemThe capital of Israel hills in the picturesque Rafaim Valley and which serves as a vibrant tribute to the rich 4,000 year history of the day-to-day life in the JerusalemThe capital of Israel area. (optional shopping time)
Enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure and rest.
After breakfast, start your day with a tour of the new Yad VashemHolocaust Museum in Jerusalem , the memorial to the six million innocent victims of the Holocaust. Walk through the Museum escorted by a holocaust survivor (pending availability) who will share his personal story with us as we walk through the exhibitions.
We will then tour Beit Guvrin which contains antiquities and unusual caves, including those Of Tel MareshaFun and Unique Cave Experience. Beit Guvrin was once an important Roman city, where remains from Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Crusader eras have been discovered. The caves were used for Refuge during the Bar KochvaLeader of the Jewish revolt against Rome revolt, against the Romans.
After breakfast at the Hotel Check out and Travel through the Golan Heights, off the beaten track, and gaze down over the Galilee as the Syrians once did.
Enjoy Wine tasting in one of the Golan Heights fine wineries.
You will have the very special privilege of being the guests of an Armored Brigade in their base. (All arrangements are pending Military Authorities' permission).
Drive to a shooting range, a place where some of the secret forces of IsraelNation of the Jewish People are trained and we will practice shooting from an automatic UziIsraeli submachine gun gun, an AK47 (Kalashnikov). This is an amazing experience.
Tour the excavated city of Tzippori and see a beautiful mosaic from the ancient time of the Mishna. And make your own Pita.
Absorb the special ambience of the holy City of Tzfas, town of contrasts, where ancient synagogues and modern art galleries exist side by side. As you wander through the narrow, winding alleys, visit some of the beautiful synagogues and browse through the artists workshops and galleries found in the flourishing artists' quarter. Embark on an in-depth tour of the synagogues, courtyards, cemetery, stop at the kever of the RebbeRabbi Menachem Schneerson the Lubavitcher Rebbes brother Rabbi Yisroel Arie Leib and the Mikveh of the Ari z"l in the mystical city.
Visit Tzfas's restored Old CityThe Holiest Center in the World including the artists' colony. Tzfas has much to offer in the way of art galleries, gift-shops and restaurants found tucked away amongst the winding, cobblestone streets.
Nearby is a flourishing flea market (shuk hapishpeshimFlea Market) where you can test your bargaining power and pick up a few souvenirs and presents from the array of old, new, antique and odd objects on sale. These range from furniture, pottery, brassware, bric brac, rugs and clothing.