Jerusalem: City of David Private Guided Tour
Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv
Explore the City of David on a guided tour in Jerusalem. Discover the underground wonders of the city, including Hezekiah's Tunnel, the Pool of Siloam, and the ancient street from the time of Jesus.
Highlights
- Step back in time and explore the ancient City of David in Jerusalem
- Discover the underground wonders of the city, including Hezekiah's Tunnel
- Visit the presumed Palace of King David and the Canaanite Cyclopian buildings
- See the real Pool of Siloam and the ancient street from 2000 years ago
Description
Discover the City of David, the birthplace of Jerusalem, on a guided tour. Explore underground tunnels, ancient streets, and historical sites that bring the Bible to life.
Begin at the City of David's main entrance and visit the presumed King David's Palace. Continue to Warren's Shaft and Gihon Spring, then walk through Hezekiah's Tunnel, a remarkable water channel from biblical times.
See the Siloam Pool, where Jesus is said to have healed a blind man, and stroll along Tyropoeon Street, an ancient road from 2000 years ago.
Return to the entrance via a 2,000-year-old sewer or take a modern shuttle.
Includes
- Guided tour of the City of David
- Seeing the presumed Palace of King David
- Exploration of Warren's Shaft
- Visit to Gihon Spring
- Walk through Hezekiah Tunnel
- Visit to Siloam Pool
- Walk along Tyropoeon Street
- Entrance fees
Excludes
- Transportation to the site
- Meals and drinks
Important Information
- Most of the site is underground
- Wear comfortable shoes for walking
- Be prepared for narrow and dark spaces in tunnels
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a guided experience exploring the ancient City of David, including underground tunnels, King David’s Palace, and historic sites dating back over 2000 years.
The tour begins at the main entrance to the City of David archaeological site in Jerusalem.
Yes, the tour includes access to Hezekiah's Tunnel, an ancient water passage carved through rock.
Visitors can see the presumed Palace of King David as part of the guided experience.
Tour length varies; check the booking website for current durations and schedule details.
The tour is located in Jerusalem, but travelers from Tel Aviv can easily reach the site by car or public transport.
Yes, the tour covers the ancient street and the real Pool of Siloam, both significant archaeological sites.
The tour is generally suitable for children, though some underground sections may require supervision.
Yes, the tour includes viewing the Canaanite Cyclopian constructions within the archaeological site.
Check the website for current opening hours and seasonal accessibility for planning your visit.
