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Embark on a profound exploration with our "Jerusalem Between 1948 and 1967" tour, tailored for those eager to delve into the intricate layers of this ancient city, whether it's your second, third, or fiftieth visit. Our journey starts and unfolds at Jaffa Gate, where symbolism intertwines with the shadows of history. The Old City Ramparts Walk unravels narratives from the pivotal 19 years between '48 and '67, encapsulating a Jerusalem divided by an international border between Israel and Jordan, coined Jerusalem's Seam Line. Delve into the complexities of starting, living through, and ultimately ending this transformative period, exploring the boundaries that shaped the city's course. Discover the historical diversity of Mount Zion, understanding the functions of shared holy spaces through Muslim, Jewish, and Christian lenses, intertwining religious and political narratives. For those who seek more, the tour can continue through the Palmach tunnel, offering insights into the roots of modern Zionism. This journey concludes at the First Station, leaving you with reflections on what those 19 years meant for Jerusalem and how their echoes resonate in the city's contemporary fabric.
W H E R E Y O U ' L L E X P L O R E
Jaffa Gate
Old City Ramparts Walk
Mount Zion: David's Tomb, the Room of the Last Supper, and more!
Palmach tunnel
First Temple-era tombs
Jerusalem's Ottoman First Station
