Jerusalem Hills

Sunday March 8th, 2026

Embark on a captivating journey through the timeless landscapes of the Jerusalem hills with our immersive tour, unveiling the rich tapestry of history woven into the region. 

We will begin with a visit to the Shaar HaGai Museum and step into the dramatic story of Israel’s road to Jerusalem. Through immersive exhibits, restored armored vehicles, and powerful testimonies, relive the battles of 1948 that kept the capital alive—where history, courage, and landscape meet at the gateway to Jerusalem.

Our next stop, Tel Motza, offers a glimpse into the past with excavations revealing temples dating back to the era of King Solomon. Delve into the archaeological wonders that whisper tales of ancient civilizations, providing a window into the roots of Jerusalem's historical significance.

We will then venture to Beit Yellin, where the narrative shifts to the 19th century, uncovering the stories of the pioneering Jewish settlers who courageously ventured beyond Jerusalem's walls. Hear about their struggles, triumphs, and the pivotal role they played in shaping the course of history.

Following lunch, Join us for a refreshing walk along the Beit Zayit Reservoir. Easy paths wind between water, pine forest, and wide skies. Enjoy seasonal birds and breezes, with unforgettable views of the Judean Hills..

If time permits we will conclude our exploration, with a visit to the Scrolls of Fire, a poignant monument symbolizing the indomitable spirit of Jewish bravery. This tribute commemorates those who emerged from the ashes of the Holocaust, choosing to forge a new destiny and build the modern state of Israel. Join us on this profound pilgrimage through time, where the Jerusalem hills serve as a living testament to the enduring strength of a people and their unwavering commitment to a brighter future. 

Depart: 8:30 am from Ir Yamim

Return: 6:30pm

Lunch: At Beit Yellin.

Accessibility:

All accessible except for Tel Motza

Price:

With bus: 200 Shekel (minimum 25 participants) 

With private cars: 100 Shekel

Includes transportation and entry to museums.