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Archaeology | 3 September 2023

An ancient seal from the eighth century BCE has been found

An archaeological success at the City of David in Jerusalem: in an excavation conducted by the Antiquities Authority, a complete seal bearing the name “Refaihu ben Shalem” has been found, a find from the eighth to ninth century BCE to the eighth.

Tours | 13 July 2023

Jerusalem story: 10 places in the capital to post to your story

The view of the hanging bridge and the promenade, the European atmosphere at the windmill and in Ein Karem, a colorful celebration at the Mahane Yehuda market and Nahalat Shiva. We’ve collected the best must-visit locations in Jerusalem for you to snap the perfect picture for your memories.

Tours | 5 December 2024

Accessibility at the City of David sites

Awareness regarding accessibility of infrastructure and services has increased in recent years, but in Jerusalem it is still not easy to find sites that offer accessibility, due to topographical, archaeological, and other reasons. The city, which is surrounded by hills, and full of historic locations and an abundance of preserved archaeological sites, is behind in accessible infrastructure to provide equal access for people with disabilities.

Archaeology | 12 January 2025

A Second Temple Period Ritual Bath Discovered in the City of David

A private ritual bath (mikveh) from the Second Temple period, was recently uncovered in the excavations north of the "Pilgrimage Road," alongside the main drainage channel from the Second Temple period conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority in the City of David.