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Tiyulim in English from Netanya - 2026
Tiyulim in English from Netanya - 2026
You've made Aliya. Enjoy it!
You've made Aliya. Enjoy it!
Welcome to the Tefilat Yamim series of Tiyulim. These trips are guided in English and are open to any English speaker from Netanya. If you are interested in joining a Tiyul, then simply click on the "Join WhatsApp group" link to receive additional info and communicate with others that will be on the same tour.
Bus transport dependent on minimum registration.
Click here to join the TYool notification whatsapp group. This is a read-only group. You will only get notifications of upcoming Tiyulim.
Join us for a fascinating visit to Solomon’s Pools, where monumental reservoirs reveal the ingenuity of ancient water engineering. Explore the magnificent pools and discover how an impressive network of aqueducts supplied water to the Temple in Jerusalem and to Herodium, Herod’s extraordinary desert palace to the east. We’ll uncover the challenges of bringing water across hills and valleys, and the remarkable solutions that helped sustain a growing city and its sacred centre. Combining history, archaeology and sweeping landscapes, this trip offers a fresh perspective on the world of Herod the Great. Our visit is coordinated with the IDF.
Unearth the dramatic history of Herodium, King Herod’s colossal fortress-palace and final resting place. Then, trace the genius of ancient engineering as you explore the monumental aqueducts built to channel water straight to the Temple in Jerusalem. More...
Accessibility: Not Accessible to those with walking disabilities
Discover the splendor of Mameluk Jerusalem, where warrior sultans left a legacy of magnificent architecture. Explore the Temple Mount and wind through Old City lanes to uncover ornate madrasas, historic khans, and bustling markets. Along the way, decipher carved inscriptions, admire striking patterns of colored stone, and hear stories of power, faith, scholarship, and trade. Join us for a journey into an often-overlooked chapter of Jerusalem’s past—still written in its stones and alive in its streets.
Accessibility: Not Accessible to those with walking disabilities
For registration or additional information contact David Fensterheim at 0546775410
If sufficient numbers register then we will hire a bus. Otherwise, we will reach out for volunteers to to drive their private cars.
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