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YOUR CITY PASS Benefits MAP Map KEY YOUR 1 Bloomfield Science Museu 2 Bible Lands Museum CITY PASS 3 Israel Museum BENEFits 4 Menachem Begin Center 5 The Friends of Zion Museum 10 6 Tower of David 7 Western Wall Tunnels 8 City of David 15 9 I Am Jerusalem 10 Herzl Museum (Mount Herzl) 17 Free public 11 Time Elevator transportation 12 Ramaprts Walk on the Light Rail 13 Hebrew Music Museum and buses 14 The Museum for Islamic Art 15 Yad Vashem 18 16 Zedekiah’s Cave 17 Emek Tzurim TickET ValiDatioN 18 Bitemojo (Machne Yehuda) 16 The ticket should be validated 19 Old City Train on every Light Rail ride upon 20 ZUZU segway boarding; this includes transfers Free entry to 3 from a bus to the Light Rail, when CITY CENTER tourist attractions transferring between trains, and when the Rav-Kav cards are 5 loaded with a periodic or special 13 contract. OLD CITY For all the details online go to: 1 citypass.co.il 9 7 11 19 20%-50% OFF 20 multiple tourist 2 attractions PUBLIC TRANsportatioN 12 6 MUSEUM DISTRICT www.citypass.co.il www.egged-taavura.co.il www.kavim-t.co.il 9 www.afikim-t.co.il 8 www.superbus.co.il Public transportation is not available from Friday afternoon 3 4 Free round-trip until Saturday evening bus ticket to and from Ben- 4 Gurion Airport to Jerusalem Search for us across the city 14 For INFormatioN CALL: 1-800-2300-20 A FREE bite of Sun–Sat 09:00–17:00 Jerusalem #itraveljerusalem H USE THE JLM YAD CITY pass to 15 VasHEM This powerful and educational landmark is the world’s largest Holocaust museum CHoosE: and memorial; documenting and ISRAEL THE NigHT SPEctacular I AM RAMPARTS archiving the history of 6 million Jews A FREE BITE OF FREE entrance 3 MusEUM 6 AT THE TowER OF DaVID 9 JErusalEM 12 WALKS who perished in the Holocaust. This 18 JERUSALEM memorial preserves their stories for to 3 Jerusalem Arguably Israel’s most magnificent This magnificently-restored archaeological One of Jerusalem’s latest attractions, This is the best all-encompassing view future generations. Special discounts for Get a free drink crafted from a secret cultural asset, the Israel Museum is structure includes a museum inside an in the Mamilla complex, this journey of of the Old City, with impressive aerial individual visitors: 20% discount on Audio ancient recipe at the heart of the attractions or consistently ranked among the world’s ancient guard room, exhibiting narrated images and sounds, views, people and views from above on one or both of the Guide hire, 10% discount at the Cafeteria famous Machane Yehuda market. museums & from leading art and archaeology museums. stories of Jerusalem through cultural scents invites viewers of all ages and two routes bordering the Old City’s outer & the Steimatzky bookstore Bitemojo, an award-winning mobile app This stunning museum features the most events. 30% Discount on museun entrance, sectors to enjoy a new perspective. walls; the Northern Walk from Jaffa also offers a 15% discount on food tours the 4th and up, extensive collection of biblical and Holy 20% Discount on Night Spectacular Gate to the New Gate. Mount Herzl stop: 10, 16, 20, 23, 24 in Jerusalem. with the discount Land archaeology in the world. (Advanced booking only 02-6265373) 17, 18 Mount Herzl final stop Har HaZikaron, Jerusalem’s City Hall Station 6 Yitzhak Kariv St, Mamilla Complex, Jerusalem’s City Hall Station 02-6443656. Sun-Wed 8:30-17:00, Machane Yehuda Market station ,9:00-15:00 Fri 9:00-20:00, Sun-Thu Eves Holiday & Fri 8:30-20:00, Thu א38 and 38 99, 9:00-22:00, Sun-Thu ,02-5835580 א38 and 38 99, noted here 14, 35, 68 11 Rupin Blvd, 02-6708811 Jaffa Gate, 02-6265333. Sun-Thu Fri 9:00-15:00, Sat eve-23:00 Entrances near Jaffa Gate. 8:30-14:00 Sat 21:00-23:00. bitemojo.com/citypass, Sun-Mon, Wed-Thur 10:00-17:00, 9:00-16:00, Fri & Holiday Eves 9:00-14:00, time-elevator.co.il 072-3290759. Sat-Thu 9:00-16:00, yadvashem.org 972-(0)54-7897665 AttractioN Tue 16:00-21:00, Fri & Holiday Eves Sat & Holiday Eves: 9:00-16:00, tod.org.il Fri 9:00-14:00 10:00-14:00, Sat & Holidays 10:00-17:00 imj.org.il 20%-30% DiScount 30% DISCOUNT Always FREE ENtry FREE MusEUM BloomFIELD SCIENCE MENacHEM BEGIN HERZL HEBREW music OLD CITY 1 MusEUM 4 HEritagE CENTER 10 MusEUM 13 musEUM 19 TRAIN This fun, interactive museum has kids The Center is the official national This inspiring museum includes four In the Nahalat Shiva Quarter, visitors Enjoy a ride through the Old City. and adults alike getting excited over memorial of one of Israel’s greatest audiovisual 4D film exhibits: one about will discover the only music museum Jerusalem’s City Hall Station א38 and 38 99, electrons. A Jerusalem landmark of leaders, commemorating the legacy of Herzl’s path to Zionism, the second of its kind in the world, home to a science and technology, each exhibition Menachem Begin as a proud, fearless WESTERN WALL about his activities in the Zionist political unique collection of original and ZEDEKIAh’S Jaffa Gate, 1 Jaffa Rd, 050-5400550, comes with interesting explanations, fighter for the freedom, future and the 7 TUNNELS tour movements, the third showcasing his restored antique instruments from 16 CAVE 10:00-20:00, Fri & Holiday eves, gadgets, and science toys to play with. security of Israel (Advanced booking study, and the fourth comparing Herzl’s various historical periods and regions. 10:00-14:00; jerusalemoldcitytrain.com only 02-5652020 Ext.1) This network of tunnels stretching vision for Israel (Advanced booking only (Advanced booking only 02-5406505, This massive cave under Jerusalem’s 35, 14, 7, 9, 66, 99 from the Western Wall Plaza provides 02-6321515 Ext.1) [email protected]) Old City served as a quarry for 20% DISCOUNT 3 Museum Blvd, 02-654488. 18, 75, 74, 163, 78 fascinating details of the building of the Solomon’s Temple in antiquity. The spectacular location also serves as a אHerzl 28, 28 Mount Ha-Avir Temple and of life in ancient Jerusalem. Heil 10:00-14:00, Fri 10:00-18:00, Mon-Thu Sat 10:00-16:00, Sun-closed 6 Sh.A. Nakhon St, 02-5652020 (Advanced booking only 02-6271333 39, 50, 54 10 Moshe Yoel Solomon Str. venue for concerts and cultural events. mada.org.il Sun, Mon, Wed, Thur 9:00-16:30, Ext.2 or *5958) Mount Herzl, Herzl Boulevard, (Music Square), 02-5406505 ZUZU SEgway & Tue 9:00-19:00, Fri and Holiday Eve 02-6321515 Sun-Thu 9:30-20:00, Fri 9.30-13:30 Jerusalem’s City Hall Station 20 bicyclE tours א38 and 38 99, hebrewmusicmuseum.com 8:30-13:30 Fri -18:00, 8:30 Station Sun-Thu Hall City Jerusalem’s 9:00-12:30 ZUZU Tourism is the leading segway and 072-3281217. Gate, herzl.org.il Damascus א38 and 38 99, begincenter.org.il 2 Ha’Omer St, 02-6271333 Sun-Thu 9:00-17:00, Fri closed bike company in Israel, offering tours Open Sun-Thu along Jerusalem’s Old City. Mamilla Center, 8 Yitshak Kariv St, 02-5661441, zu-zu.co.il 20% DISCOUNT 30% DISCOUNT 20% DISCOUNT 40% DISCOUNT 30% DISCOUNT 30% DISCOUNT FRIENDS OF HALLElujaH SHow & 5 ZION MusEUM 8 City OF DaVID TOUR The interactive tour at this museum This historic location is where King David presents the story of Zionists throughout established his capital. Today, the City history. Using unique groundbreaking of David is a vibrant center of activity. BIBLE LANDS technology, visitors take a step back in The nighttime presentation, Hallelujah, TIME MusEUM FOR THE EMEK TZURIM 2 MusEUM time to experience the full story uses advanced projection technology 11 ELEVATOR 14 ISLAMIC Art 17 NatioNAL PARK (Advanced booking only 02-5329401) to tell the riveting story of rebuilding Covering significant events in Jewish Jerusalem. 10% Discount on tour, 20% This is a multimedia journey through Opened in 1974, this museum is devoted to History, in the palm of your hand. Have history, this museum contains extensive Closest stop is at central Jaffa Rd Discount on light show (Advanced 3,000 years of Jerusalem’s history. Film the collection, preservation and exhibition you ever found a hidden treasure? artifacts from ancient Egypt to Canaan 7, 13, 17A, 19, 22, 32, 34, 38, 71, 72, 74, booking only 02-6268700 Ext.2). star Chaim Topol leads an unforgettable of objects and archaeological artifacts Now is your chance! Sifting through and Mesopotamia. 20 Yosef Rivlin St, 02-5329400. Jerusalem’s City Hall Station tour from the City of David to the that represent Islamic art across the ages. archaeological-rich rubble uncover more Sun-Thu 9:30-20:45, Fri & Holiday Eves 1, 2, 38; Shuttles with Hallelujah logo will Six-Day War (Advanced booking only of Jerusalem’s glorious past. 7, 9, 14, 35, 66 9:30-14:00, Sat & Holidays 10:00-18:00 be available at the First Station - depart 02-6248381 Ext.0) 13 Orot/Lempel Bet to א 48, 48 02-5661291. 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