Christmas Tour with the Tower of David - In Hebrew
Christmas tours in the decorated YMCA complex
Christmas Tour with the Tower of David Christmas tours in the decorated YMCA complex
Every December, the YMCA building is decorated in honor of Christmas. On the tour, find out why trees are decorated, the symbolism of lights to the holiday, the source of the gift-giving tradition, and the figure of Santa Claus. In addition, learn about the impressive architectural elements in the building, built during the British Mandate and considered one of the most beautiful, interesting buildings in Jerusalem. Tour includes a shot of arak.
Meeting point: YMCA complex, next to the stairs The tour does not include ascent to the observation point. You can ascend independently after the tour
Advanced reservation required | It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and warm clothing | This tour is accessible The tour is subject to a minimum number of participants | There may be changes due to weather | Private group tours can also be arranged – for details > *2884 | [email protected]
Some important details
Date and time
Saturday eve, December 30
5:30 pm, 7:00 pm
Tour length: about 1 hour
Cost
35 NIS
Resident of North/South – 20 NIS
Guide
Tower of David Jerusalem Museum guides
Tickets purchased on the website can be canceled within 14 days of purchase, but not less than 7 business days from the date of the event. Requests for ticket cancellations must be sent in writing to: [email protected]
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