Top Israel Sightseeing Tickets & Passes

Discover the City of David’s underground world on this guided, 90-minute walking tour in Jerusalem. See the southwestern cornerstone of the Temple Mount, one of the most important religious sites in the world. Learn about the history of and the artifacts discovered inside this tunnel, created by one of the finest builders in ancient times, Herod the Great.

Watch the City of David’s Nighttime Spectacular unfold under the stars during this outdoor cinematic experience. See the story of the return from Babylonian exile to rebuild Jerusalem brought to life. Projected on the city’s antiquities in David National Park, Jerusalem, using advance projection mapping technology this 3,000-year-old historic story is told in two parts at the Royal Acropolis and near the Western Wall.

Take a walk under the sea at Underwater Observatory Marine Park. Enter the heart of Eilat’s coral reef and get to know the submerged world of the Red Sea. Go down into the display halls built six-metres underwater, look through the glass and see over 800 species of coral, sharks, fish, stingray, and turtles swimming past colourful coral. Pass through the acrylic tunnel and see marine life floating overhead.

Pre-book tickets to the Museum of the Jewish People (Beit Hatfutsot) to explore thousands of years of history through multi-media exhibits. Securing your Museum of the Jewish People tickets in advance lets you save your limited travel time for sightseeing — not logistics — so you can focus on the museum’s personal stories, artifacts, and artwork.

Visit Yad Vashem – The World Holocaust Remembrance Center and explore the moving exhibits at your own pace with admission to the museum and a self-guided audio tour. Using a pre-recorded audio guide, you’ll learn the personal stories behind the remarkable images and artifacts on display, with the flexibility to explore each one for as long as you want.

Skip long lines at the Israel Museum with pre-booked admission that includes parking and an audio guide. Pre-booking your Israel Museum tickets saves time upon arrival so you can get straight to exploring the Israel Museum’s fascinating exhibits, from the Dead Sea Scrolls to Jewish artifacts and works by modern artists.

Get the time-saving benefits of skip-the-line entrance to top Jerusalem attractions without having to book a single tour with a Jerusalem City Pass. Visit attractions like the Islamic Art Museum, the Tower of David, and the Foz Museum on your own schedule—the pass is good for any seven consecutive days.

Join a private guide for a moving tour of the Yad Vashem Holocaust History Museum that uncovers the personal stories behind the museum’s exhibits. You’ll see survivor testimonies, artifacts, and installations that evoke life in the Warsaw Ghetto, and visiting the Yad Vashem museum with a personal guide means plenty of time to ask questions and discuss the things you’ll see.

Chart the history of the Holocaust on a tour of the Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem. With an official Yad Vashem guide, explore the galleries dedicated to the victims of one of the most devastating periods in history. See exhibits including a copy of Schindler’s List and the Auschwitz Album; watch survivor testimonies; view the memorials in the Hall of Names; and more.

Want to escape the city for a day? With our convenient transport, you can opt for a day at the ancient Roman city Caesarea and its well preserved Marina!

The Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem is located in the medieval citadel known as the Tower of David, near the Jaffa Gate. The Museum presents Jerusalem’s story. It details the major events in its history beginning with the first evidence of a city in Jerusalem in the second millennium BCE, until the city became the capital of the State of Israel. Through the history of the city, visitors discover its significance to three largest monotheistic religions. The permanent exhibition illustrates the city’s history along the axis of time using models, dioramas, film and includes explanations in Hebrew, Arabic and English.The Citadel itself is a fascinating archaeological site. The finds uncovered within are a testimony to Jerusalem’s eventful past and produce a representation of Jerusalem and its various historical periods in microcosm.  The Citadel’s towers offer a 360-degree view of the Old City of Jerusalem as well as the city’s modern areas.

Get fast and friendly service connecting you to the Dead Sea and its beaches or spas, with pick ups from Tel Aviv!Enjoy direct bus service with pick up from your hotel and drop offs backRelax as you're transported in comfortable coaches by experienced professional driversFreely enjoy your time at a Dead Sea beach or take advantage of a local spa before you're transported back

The JTicket is the only combination ticket which grants you access to all of the Jewish Quarter's most important sites. The sites you can visit using your JTicket are; The Herodian Quarter, The Hurva Synagogue, The Burnt House, Davidson Center, Zedekiah's Cave, The Four Sephardi Synagogues, Ramparts Walk, The Temple Institute, The Western Wall Company's House, The Israelite Tower, Ariel Center, The Bible Experience, Boutique Central, Live The Bible, Old Yishuv Courtyard Museum, Chamber Of The Holocaust, Menachem Begin Heritage Center and Old City Train (one way). With the JTicket you can enter four of the sites listed above, which four you choose is entirely up to you.

Between heaven and earth high above the ground with about 700 meters of routes and3 degrees of difficulty is our rope park. We have swings, zip lines, climbing nets, ropebridges and even a high riding bicycle .The park is suited to all from groups of school children up to top army units. No need forany previous experience just the willingness to try something new.The park has been built to high European standards using professional equipment andIs staffed with highly trained instructors.