Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill Museum Tour
Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv
On this exciting and informative tour we will visit one of Jerusalem's most famous museums. Ammunition Hill Museum, a site of Israeli heroism and sacrifice! Your guide is also an Israeli soldier.
Highlights
- Discover Ammunition Hill Museum, famous for a Six-Day War battle
- Israel Museum which houses some of the Dead Sea Scrolls
- Explore Jerusalem, the undivided city and capital of Israel
Description
On this exciting and informative tour we will visit one of Jerusalem's most famous museums: Ammunition Hill Museum. Ammunition Hill Museum is very important to properly understand Israel's modern history. Ammunition Hill is the main hill that Israel needed to conquer in order to conquer Jerusalem in the Six Day War in 1967.
It has an amazing laser video properly explaining the geopolitical situation in Israel with real footage from Israel's War of Independence and the Six Day War. My job in the IDF was to be a tour guide and security for VIPs, like politicians and journalists coming to Israel from all around the world, and I was based at Ammunition Hill.
Includes
- Tour guide fee
- Transportation (Only if the group has 10 or more people)
- Entrance fee to the Museum
- Skip the line
- Protection with an Israeli soldier
Excludes
- Food and drink
- Gratuity
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
Ammunition Hill Museum is a historical site in Jerusalem that commemorates the battle during the Six-Day War in 1967 where Israeli forces captured a strategic hill.
The tour starts in Tel Aviv and includes transportation to Jerusalem to visit the Ammunition Hill Museum.
The museum features exhibits, including a laser video presentation, that explain the geopolitical importance of Ammunition Hill during the Six-Day War.
Yes, the tour includes a visit to the Israel Museum, which houses important artifacts like some of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Ammunition Hill Museum is located in Jerusalem, the city's undivided capital.
Visiting hours vary, so check the museum's official website for current times before planning your trip from Tel Aviv.
Anyone interested in Israeli history, especially the Six-Day War and Jerusalem's significance, will find this tour informative.
Yes, tours typically include expert guides who provide detailed explanations about the battle and the museum's exhibits.
Visitors can see collections including artifacts like the Dead Sea Scrolls, offering insight into the region's ancient history.
Tour durations vary, so check the booking details for specific timing information related to the Tel Aviv departure.
