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Jerusalem – The Golden City
A grand mosaic of stone and golden light. A potpourri of people, colors, and sounds. A city so rich in tradition and culture, it’s practically an open doorway to its exotic past and a promise of the future. Wherever you come from, whatever it is, you’ll find something here that speaks to you. Perhaps that’s why this special city exudes such a profound sense of warmth and familiarity. And while that’s something that might surprise first-time visitors, it doesn’t really surprise us. After all, to us, this is home. We’d like to welcome you to it.
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The Tunnels of Time in the Ophel Park
The Archaeological Park of Jerusalem is located at the foot of the southern wall of the Temple Mount and exhibits the most exciting remnants found in Jerusalem from the Second Temple Period. Above Herodian Street, next to the parking lot, a pile of enormous stones commemorates the destruction of the Second Temple.
Above the road stands the Robinson Arch, named after the famous researcher Edward Robinson, who first discovered it in 1852. |
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The Israel Museum
This is the largest cultural institution in the State of Israel and is ranked amongst the leading art and archeological museums in the world. Founded in 1965 the Museum houses encyclopedic collections, including the most extensive holdings of biblical and Holy Land archeology in the world. |
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Tower of David Museum
Set in the magnificently restored ancient Citadel first constructed 2,000 years ago by Herod the Great, the Tower of David Museum traces Jerusalem's long and eventful history through state-of-the-art displays and exhibits utilizing the most advanced technologies. |
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Yad Vashem
The new Holocaust History Museum at Yad Vashem is four times the size of the original historical museum it replaced. The new museum spans some 4,200 square meters.
Throughout the new museum an emphasis has been placed on presenting the history of the Holocaust from a human perspective - featuring approximately 90 personal stories from the point of view of the Jews.
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Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem
The Museum is a center for cultural and educational programming. It is the only museum in the world displaying the history of the biblical period in the various lands of the Bible. The museum has produced numerous outstanding special exhibitions such as ''The Jewish Presence in Ancient Rome'' which marked the first cultural exchange between the Vatican and State of Israel following the opening of diplomatic relations.
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Herzl Tomb and the Herzl Museum
The Herzl Museum is located on Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem, beside the graves of the leaders of the nation.
The museum, which was founded in 1960, a century after the birth of Theodor Herzl, has been renovated and updated, and now uses state-of-the-art simulations to take the visitor back in time to the various periods in Herzl's life.
Another section of the museum presents a re-creation of Herzl's study with some of the actual furnishings and papers it contained. |
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Bloomfield Science Museum
Recommended for children and youth; also enjoyable for adults.
It is a new and modern museum with innovative and sophisticated exhibits that illustrate different scientific areas. |
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Tisch Family Biblical Zoo
An imaginatively landscaped zoo on 62 acres built among mountains and surrounded by stunning views. A central lake surrounds monkey islands. Visitors can view a wide range of animals in spacious enclosures without bars, including species mentioned in the Bible and rare or endangered species. |
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The Jerusalem Botanical Garden
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens comprises more than six thousand plant species, which were brought to Israel from all over the world and are being preserved for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. |
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