King Solomon Hotel - Attractions
Jerusalem Attractions
Holy, eternal and over 5,000 years old yet part of the modern day miracle of Israel, Jerusalem has it all. The cradle of civilization, where the bible and history come alive. Overwhelmingly emotional and spiritual, find yourself in its religious, historic and archeological sites. Engage its world of museums, art, theatre and music. Feel the cultural vibe in its exotic markets and the warmth of its people. And stay with us, in the heart of it all, the King Solomon Hotel-Jerusalem.
Holy, eternal and over 5,000 years old yet part of the modern day miracle of Israel, Jerusalem has it all. The cradle of civilization, where the bible and history come alive. Overwhelmingly emotional and spiritual, find yourself in its religious, historic and archeological sites. Engage its world of museums, art, theatre and music. Feel the cultural vibe in its exotic markets and the warmth of its people. And stay with us, in the heart of it all, the King Solomon Hotel-Jerusalem.
Archeology
Some say Israel is an open archeological dig and Jerusalem is the epicenter of biblical archeology. From King Herod’s palace...
Old City
Whether with the many excellent private tours, group tours or on your own, it all starts with a visit to the Old City. The O...
Western Wall
Western Wall, also known as the Wailing Wall, is the surviving retaining wall of Jerusalem’s first temple. Part of the...
Temple Mount ( Haram Al-Sharif)
Step foot on one of the holiest sanctuaries on earth. The place where Abraham, father of all three monotheistic faiths, is s...
Muslim Quarter
The Muslim Quarter is home to the best souk shopping in the Old City. This district roughly runs from Damascus Gate through ...
Christian Quarter
The Christian Quarter of the Old City runs north from the Jaffa Gate and is centered around the Church of the Holy Sepulchre...
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is Jerusalem's holiest Christian site and is said to have been built on the site where Jesu...
Via Dolorosa (Way of Sorrow)
This walk follows the route of Jesus Christ after his condemnation as he bears his cross towards execution at Calvary....
Armenian Quarter
Running south from the Citadel, Armenian Patriarchate Road is the main street of the Old City's tiny Armenian Quarter. Withi...
The Citadel (Tower of David)
The Citadel, popularly known as the Tower of David has no connection with David, having been erected by King Herod to protec...
Jewish Quarter
The Jewish Quarter is situated on the southern side of the Old City of Jerusalem. See the Cardo, Jerusalem's main street 150...
Off The Wall Comedy Theater
The comedy location and company of Jerusalem and English speaking comedians in Israel, is now located at the King Solomon Ho...
Theatre
For young and old, there are a surprising number of theatre activities in Jerusalem.
Jerusalem Theater
Jerusalem Theater (known officially as the Jerusalem Center for the Performing Arts) provides the best in local and internat...
The Khan Theater
The Khan, Jerusalem’s only producing Repertory Theater, is known for their excellent, lively performances. The Theater has t...
Train Theater
A must for children though there are subtleties that only adults will appreciate and enjoy. The Train Theater provides week-...
Psik Theater
This theater company offrs original plays by a core acting troupe. One of their specialties is localized Commedia Dell’Arte,...
Encore! The Educational Theater Company
Aimed at exposing young audiences to the great musicals and classical works (as well as original performances) and thereby e...
Museums
Israel has the highest number of museums per capita in the world. Jerusalem, an integral part of the ancient world, has its ...
Yad Vashem
The Jewish people’s living memorial to the Holocaust, Yad Vashem safeguards the memory of the past and imparts its meaning f...
Museum of Israel
The Israel Museum is the country's flagship museum and largest cultural institution. Home to one of the finest and most comp...
Mini Israel
Mini Israel is simply good fun for people of all ages and backgrounds. See the entire country at eye level, via 350 mi...
Menachem Begin Heritage Center
The Menachem Begin Heritage Center delivers insight into the first half-century of the Israeli experience but also into the ...
The Tower of David Museum
The extensive on-site museum documents the complete history of Jerusalem as seen through the lens of ever-dynamic cita...
The Museum of Islamic Art
Jerusalem's L.A. Mayer Museum for Islamic Art boasts one of the world's foremost collections of Islamic art and antiqu...
Bible Lands Museum
Learn about the cultures of the Ancient Near East through priceless treasures that span history from the dawn of civilizatio...
The Rockefeller Museum
The architecturally impressive museum is stocked with hundreds of artifacts archaeologists unearthed from multiple sites in ...
Herzl Museum
The four-room museum details Herzl's ideological evolution from a staunch Austro-Hungarian assimilationist to central figure...
Bloomfield Science Museum
The Bloomfield Science Museum provides an enjoyable immersion in all things relating to science and technology. Interactive ...
U Nahon Museum of Italian Jewish Art
The museum offers a glimpse into Italian Jewish traditions, customs and history and to experience the unique magic of Italia...
The Burnt House
The once-stately manor of an upper class Jewish family of the priestly caste in Second Temple Jerusalem where you'll find a ...
The Underground Prisoners Museum
The museum is a powerful reminder of the turbulent, violence-wracked recent history of the city. The long, low stone buildin...
Franciscan Museum
The museum's exhibits span hundreds of years of regional history, but focus especially on the Roman era; a room each i...
The Armenian Museum
The individual rooms' exhibits often offer a fascinating glimpse of the development of Jerusalem's Armenian community and of...
Wolfson Museum
The Wolfson Museum packs in a massive collection of antique and rare Jewish ritual artifacts from the last two millennia yea...
Jerusalem Artists House
The Artists House hosts a rotating panel of exhibits featuring the finest in young Israeli art, career retrospectives of est...
Wohl Archeology Museum
The museum is an underground display of artifacts, artwork and more all dating back to the Second Temple period. Most impres...
The Ticho House
The house is a gallery of paintings and a chanukiyah (Chanukah menorah) collection, and a library stocked with books on the ...
Shai Agnon House
Among Israel's greatest creative minds was Nobel Prize winner S.Y. Agnon. His residence offers a glimpse into the life of th...
Cable Car Museum
During the War of Independence a secret cable car was constructed. It was used only under the cover of darkness to ferry sup...
The Museum of Natural History
The museum offers visitors a variety of experiential, cultural, educational and fun nature-related activities. It features a...
Museum on the Seam
This gallery presents contemporary-art exhibitions that are challenging, controversial and satisfying in equal measure. Exhi...
Art
Though Jerusalem is full of history and ancient stories it still has a contemporary art scene. Here are some galleries worth...
Art-Time Israel
A ground-breaking gallery on the Israeli art scene, Art-Time Israel exclusively features nine illustrious Israeli pop-...
Beit Avi Chai
A renowned cultural centre in Jerusalem, whose main aim is to encourage a continuous and critical dialogue about Israeli-Jew...
Vision Neil Folberg Gallery
The Gallery is set in a stylishly modernised 100 year-old building and led by Neil Folberg, who, among other contemporary ph...
Agripas 12
The gallery features monthly exhibitions presenting rich variety of arts such as ceramics, drawings, paintings and photograp...
Dwek Gallery
Part of the Mishkenot Sha’ananim centre, the gallery offers diverse combinations of art mediums (photography, painting, vide...
Barbur Gallery
Founded by five friends in the bohemian Nachlaot area, the space serves as a forum for critical debate, and encourages conte...
Ofra Friedland Gallery
Named after Ofra Friedland, considered as one of the most significant Israeli contemporary artists with a talent for combini...
Other Jerusalem Activities
Mahane Yehuda MarketAll walks of local life converge at this bustling market, a fascinating spectacle for the first-t...
Bike Tours
Enjoying Jerusalem can be quite taxing on your feet, exhausting might be a better term. Take a load off- literally –go by Se...
Segway Tours
Western Wall, also known as the Wailing Wall, is the surviving retaining wall of Jerusalem’s first temple. Part of the Jewis...
Wine Tasting
The Judean Hills has been producing wines back to the biblical days. Take advantage of the proximity and visit some wineries...
Israeli Folk Dancing
Israeli Folk Dancing is a blast. Many influences comprise it- Hebrew, biblical, Yemenite, Romanian and the Latin. The hora b...
Hiking
If you’ve packed your hiking boots you might as well use them and there’s no shortage of trails to enjoy. Here’s a list of s...
Har Eitan
Perhaps the richest area with the most number of hikes close by Jerusalem is the Sataf Forest. The trail is not particularly...
Kibbutz Tzuba (Tzova)
Our second Sataf-area hike starts on the Har Eitan trail, but takes a quick turn to the right at the sign for the Israel Tra...
Sataf to Ein Kerem
This is a two-car hike; park one car at Sataf and follow the signs downhill to Jerusalem. The Israel Trail affords some spec...
Shvil HaMa’ayanot
Shvil HaMa’ayanot gets its name from the many springs (ma’ayanot) along its way. You can stop at each one and even go for a ....jpg)
Hirbet Itab
The main attraction here, beyond the beautiful views and vineyards you pass, is the impressive Hirbet Itab ruin, a 12th cent...
Hirbet Hanut to Ein Kobi
The scenery is remarkably varied, including rock climbing, a fragrant pine forest and even an unexpected palm grove. O...
