Tours
Into the heart and soul of Tel Aviv
What is Tel Aviv, really? When you look beyond the roads, the squares and buildings? What does it mean to be a Tel Avivian? How did this city transform from “The first Hebrew city” to the “State of Tel Aviv?” And how does this all connect to the rivalry between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem?
Join me on a journey that will take you from Rabin Square towards the beach. We will visit some of the most famous landmarks of Tel Aviv and try and understand what changed in the last 100 years, and what stayed exactly the same.
From a small town to the (temporary) capital of Israel.
What happens to a city that grows 4 times in population in less than 30 years? How did a small town on the dunes north of Jaffa become the biggest center in the whole region? And how did all this connect to the Jewish-Arab conflict on the future of this region?
Join a tour that will begin on Rothschild Boulevard and take you up north, into a new era none of the founders of Tel Aviv could possibly imagine. On the way we will meet some fascinating characters that built this crazy metropolis.
City of God - a tour of the faiths of Jeruslaem
Take half the population of this planet, take their deepest religious emotions, and put all of that in one square mile.
Welcome to Jerusalem.
In this tour you will get a front row seat to the events that literally defined the world we are living in. We will follow the origins of Judaism, the birth of Christianity, the rise of Islam – all of this in one magnificent city.
And unlike many other historical sites, this one is alive. You don’t need to imagine the stories, just look in the eyes of those who believe.
Jerusalem – A city with invisible borders
When you walk through the streets of Jerusalem you won’t see borders, roadblocks or fences – but don’t let that fool you. The people who live in the city know exactly where the borders are.
In a way, these borders define Jerusalem, they also define the lives of the people that live in it.
Come and walk on these invisible borders – borders between Israelis and Palestinians, progressive and orthodox Jews, religious and secular, the rich and poor. We will see how the city looks from every side.