The Western Wall Tunnels Jerusalem Tour
Old City, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv
On this very special tour we will discover a whole other part to the Western Wall in Jerusalem. We will dive back into history as far as 3,000 ago! This tour is very interesting and very popular.
Highlights
- Western Wall the last remains of the Temple Mount built by King Hared
- The Western Wall Tunnels which extends under the Muslim Quarter
- Jerusalem's Old City, the ancient part of Jerusalem
Description
On this very special tour we will discover a whole other part to the Western Wall in Jerusalem. We will dive back into history as far as 3,000 ago! This tour is very interesting and very popular. Your tour guide is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves.
We will start at the entrance to the Western Wall Tunnels close to the male section of the Western Wall. We will see the rest of the Western Wall that is not visible in the main plaza. Discover the Mameluke bridges, the Roman Western Wall of King Hared's Temple Mount. Discover the miseries of how they built the Temple Mount.
Includes
- Tour Guide fee
- Entrance fee to the Western Wall Tunnels (Kotel Tunnels)
- Protection with an Israeli soldier
- Skip the line through security check
Excludes
- Gratitude
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a guided tour exploring the underground tunnels along the Western Wall in Jerusalem’s Old City, revealing parts of the ancient Temple Mount.
The tour begins at the entrance to the Western Wall Tunnels near the male section of the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
The tour is led by a guide who is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves, offering historical and cultural insights.
Tour duration varies; check the official website for current details on length and schedule.
This tour may be suitable for older children due to the underground passages; check with the tour provider for age recommendations.
Yes, many visitors from Tel Aviv book this tour as a day trip to Jerusalem’s Old City.
Visitors should dress modestly and follow security protocols; check the tour website for specific rules.
Tour availability varies; consult the website for current hours and booking options.
Advance booking is recommended due to the tour's popularity and limited group sizes.
The tunnels reveal structures dating back up to 3,000 years, including remnants from the Temple Mount era built by King Herod.
