Jerusalem Old City Jewish Quarter and Western Wall-Real Time Virtual Tour

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Tour Overview

Don't miss this opportunity

Our tour begins at Zion Gate through which we enter the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. Almost completely restored, as we meander through its winding streets and alleyways, we will see the Sephardic Synagogues, the Roman Cardo, the Broad Wall and the Hurva synagogue, We will hear the anecdotes and learn the history of the sites. Our tour ends at the Western Wall, where we see the recent excavations, and can put a message for you in the stones.

Upcoming virtual tours

Date	Starting Hour (Israel Time)	Duration	Language	Action
July 6, 2020	11:00 am	~ 1-1.5 hour	English	Sign Up
July 6, 2020	11:00 am	~ 1-1.5 hour	Spanish	Sign Up

Important Notes

This real time virtual tour requires good internet connection using the "ZOOM" application.

Please note that the tour is scheduled to start at 11:00 AM Israel time.

The tour will be conducted in two languages, English and Spanish.

Upon signing up to one of our virtual tours a weblink will be sent to you.

Upon joining the guided virtual tour via your unique Zoom weblink, your guide will mute your microphone.

If you find the need to mute your own microphone, the instructions are here:

To communicate or ask questions of the guide, please use the in-meeting chat function on Zoom. Instructions here:

Transmission quality is subject to Internet connectivity. As we are on a walking tour, there are areas on the site where connectivity may be impaired, and this can affect the transmission quality.

FAQ

There is no minimum required unless otherwise stated.

In order to accommodate as many time zones as possible we will conduct tours a various times during daylight hours.

Tours are conducted in English and Spanish at this time. We will introduce additional languages if demand requires.

No. Only the listed tours are available at this time.

Yes, questions can be asked during the tour.

You will need good internet connection and access to the Zoom application.

The tours for the most part are in real time, however if the tour includes entrance to buildings or places where there is no Wi-Fi reception, these will be pre-recorded. The explanations will be given in real time.