Jerusalem Israel Travel Guide
Public transport routes and real-time schedules.
Walking, driving, and general navigation.
Order licensed taxis and ride-hailing.
Quick translations, offline language packs.
Messaging and calls; a lot of local people use it.
Find vegetarian and vegan dining options.
Official tourism info on attractions, dining.
General travel info, entry requirements.
For Yad Vashem, the Israel Museum, etc.
Accommodation search and reservations (e.g., Airbnb).
A legitimate tourism site with thorough details on attractions, events, dining.
Offers general travel information, entry requirements, and destination guides.
Find information on archaeological sites and recent discoveries.
Clear immigration and customs, collect your entrance permit slip. Gather luggage.
Obtain local currency from an ATM. Purchase a local SIM card/eSIM for connectivity.
Confirm your transfer from the airport: train, sherut, taxi, or private service.
In case of a natural disaster (e.g., earthquake), follow instructions from local emergency services. For earthquakes, drop to the ground, take cover under a sturdy table or desk, and hold on until the shaking stops.
On Jerusalem, the Holy Land.
For Israeli history and memory.
Covering regional complexities.
Explore diverse genres, Mizrahi music.
Listen to traditional Palestinian music.
Visit galleries for contemporary Israeli and Palestinian art.
Utilize these sources to expand your knowledge and engagement with Jerusalem beyond your initial visit.
