About Jerusalem

Jerusalem is the City of God and the Great King (Psalm 48).

God's chosen earthly dwelling bears His signature in its surrounding hills. As the Holy Land's heart, it is where Jesus preached, died, and resurrected, and where He will ultimately return in His eternal glory.

Jerusalem is an ancient city of history and tradition.

Conquered, destroyed, and rebuilt many times, Jerusalem's layers reveal its storied past. This enduring city served as the capital of ancient kingdom of Judah and remains the heart of the modern state of Israel today.

Jerusalem is a World Heritage Site.

Jerusalem is a unique city sacred to Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Its historic and religious landmarks including the Western Wall, Via Dolorosa, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jewish Quarter, and Temple Mount, reflects its outstanding universal value.

Jerusalem blends modern culture with heritage

Jerusalem embodies a captivating mix of knowledge, tradition, and sensory delights. Renowned institutions such as Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum and Bible Lands Museum sit alongside a vibrant arts scene and a culinary landscape rich in authentic, diverse, and unforgettable flavours.