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Zip Line at Mitzpe David
Location Mitzpe David
From 147 NIS per ticket
(Ticket prices may vary depending on discounts and ticket selection)
Adults, Youth
Difficulty: Easy
not accessible, includes steps
New! The longest zip line in Israel!
New! The longest zip line in Israel!
New! The longest zip line in Israel!
New! The longest zip line in Israel!
New! The longest zip line in Israel!
Due to weather conditions, the Zip line is closed during the winter months. We will resume operations with the arrival of spring
Israel’s Mega Zip Line is Here!
Come surf on Israel’s longest zip line at the Armon Hanatziv Promenade in Jerusalem.
The City of David’s latest extreme attraction is here to deliver a next-level adrenaline rush. Stretching 731 meters, the country’s longest zip line is now open to visitors, offering a thrilling and adrenaline-pumping ride with breathtaking views of the Old City of Jerusalem.
Experience the historic beauty of Jerusalem like never before as you glide along an exhilarating course with stunning panoramas. This zip line adventure combines fun, excitement, and a vigorous challenge, making it the perfect activity for all thrill-seekers and nature lovers. Don’t miss your chance to be among the first to try this exciting attraction. Book your tickets today and embark on an adrenaline-filled journey through Ancient Jerusalem!
The adventure starts at Mitzpe David, the City of David’s brand-new Visitor Center’s at the Armon Hanatziv Promenade. After your ride ends in the Peace Forest, a shuttle will conveniently return you to the starting point at the Visitor’s Center.
Mitzpe David
At the new Visitor’s Center at Armon Hanatziv, take in breathtaking views of Jerusalem, join guided Segway tours (for groups), and embark on walking tours that offer stunning vistas of the surrounding area. Coming soon: a unique event space featuring a “smart” overlook over Ancient Jerusalem, along with a luxury dining area for groups. For more information.
The zip line was made possible through the collaboration and support of the following authorities:
Essential Information
For those arriving by car:
Parking options in the vicinity:
- Along Daniel Yanovsky Street (the street of the Promenade)
- In the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood, adjacent to the Promenade
- On 28th of Iyar Street, at the entrance to the UN headquarters
- On Olei HaGardom Street – at the shopping center in Armon HaNatziv, about a 4-minute walk
Public transportation:
Bus lines to the Haas Promenade:
Bus lines: 78, 78A
Bus stop for disembarking: Armon Hanatziv A
Bus lines: 91, 90
Bus stop for disembarking: Olei HaGardom/Dov Gruner
To navigate on foot, use Google Maps.
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- Zip-lining for a child going independently is allowed only from the age of 10 and above (minimum 45 kg)
- Zip-lining for minors (ages 10-18) under the responsibility of a parent or an adult chaperone (over 18). The chaperone must sign a safety form on behalf of the child
- Zip-lining is possible from a weight of 45 kg to 120 kg
- Zip-lining with closed shoes only
- You can zip-line in pairs. The weight of the two people must not exceed 120 kg and one of the them must be over 18 years old
- It is recommended that individuals with glasses either zip-line without them or secure them properly
- The way back to the visitor center includes stairs
- The activity is not suitable for pregnant women
- For safety reasons, avoid arriving with pants / skirt above the knee
- Personal items cannot be taken on the zip line
- The use of the zip line is prohibited for those whose health limits them from this activity
- Before zip-lining, our guides will equip you with the necessary gear and provide safety instructions
- Visitors who are not participating in the zip-lining will wait in the Visitor’s Center at Armon Hanatziv
- Cancellations are permitted at no charge up to 3:00 PM the day before the activity
- In the winter months, Zip-lining is conditional on safe weather
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- Meeting Point: Mitzpe David Visitor’s Center at Armon Hanatziv
- Store personal items
- Safety briefing and signing of safety form
- Zip-lining
- Return by shuttle from the Peace Forest to the Visitor’s Center
- Collect personal items
- End Point: Mitzpe David Visitor’s Center at Armon Hanatziv
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Jerusalem got a brand new zipline today. I wanted to be one of the first to check it out. The 750-meter zipline is the longest in Israel, nearly twice as long as the one in Gush Etzion. It starts at the Tayelet in Armon Hanatziv Promenade and overlooks the Old City, the City of David, and the Temple Mount. Me and a friend got to the Tayelet and walked to the new Mitzpe David visitor center at the far end of the promenade. this is a serious thrill ride. You have to be between 45 kg and 120 kg to ride the zipline.. While I got a bit scared waiting in line, once I was strapped into my harness, I felt at ease and enjoyed the beautiful scene. The actual ride was probably just about 45 seconds or so, but we flew over hills, trees, and valleys, and had incredible views on all sides. Really cool. The end of the ride was at the bottom of the Peace Forest next to Abu Tor and the Yes Planet Theater. It's a really interesting area with camping and other amenities that many Jerusalemites don't really know about. We took a shuttle back to the starting point to get our things, and headed home.
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FAQ
One may park at the following places:
- 28th of Iyar Street (The lower entrance near the UN headquarters)
- Olei HaGardom Street – At the shopping center in Armon Hanatziv, about a 4-minute walk
- Along Daniel Yanovsky Street (the street of the Promenade)
- In the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood
One must register in advance on the website or call the reservations center at *6033.
No, the zip line is not suitable for pregnant women.
Yes, the activity starts and ends at the same point—the new Visitor’s Center in Armon Hanatziv.
Zip-lining is available to individuals whose weight falls between 45 kg and 120 kg.
OrderZip Line at Mitzpe David
Zip Line at Mitzpe David
Mitzpe David
12.07.22 - 15.07.22