Partially Accessible

Accessible

Not accessible

Bar/Bat Mitzva

For birthdays

Culture Lovers

Christian

Adventurers

Budget Travelers

For Families

For Couples

Groups

Business

Youngsters

Art Lovers

Children

Conference Organizers

Event Planners

Nature lovers

Youth

Wedding

Fun Days For Workers

Guests From Abroad

Jewish Religious

Muslim Religious

Honeymoon

Companies, organizations and labor unions

Most Popular

Travelers Share

Discounts & Coupons

Editor's Pick

The First Station

Sultan's Pool

Cinema City

Malha Mall

Jerusalem Arena

Safra Square

Yad Vashem

Beit Avi Chai

Beit Shmuel

Bloomfield Science Museum

Cinematheque

Gerard Behar

Hansen House

Israel Museum

Jerusalem Theater

Khan Theater

Masie House Theater Center

Yellow Submarine

Less than 1 km

Less than 3 km

Less than 5 km

Less than 10 km

Free Wi-Fi

Free Parking

On Saturday

Free Entrance

Food and Culinary

Music 

Arts & Culture

Parties

Workshops

Zoom

Night

tours

Concerts

Exhibitions

Parades

Religious & folklore

theater

Culinary

Fairs

Festivals

Lectures

Live Concerts

Nature

Outdoor

shows

Sport

International Conference

Conference

Incentive Trip

Exhibition

Religious Convention

Gala Event

Hashgachat Tzohar

Badatz

Kosher

Mehadrin

Non-Kosher

Around the Old City Walls

Muslim Quarter

Abu Gosh

Museum Boulevard

Armenian Quarter

Christian Quarter

Ein Karem

Jaffa Street Area

Jewish Quarter

Machane Yehuda Market

Old City Market

Jerusalem Entrance

Bakah and Derech Beit Lechem

Ben Yehuda Pedestrian 

Central Train and Bus Station

First Station

German Colony & Emek Refaim

Hadar Mall

Har Hotzvim

Jerusalem HIlls

Mamilla

Nachlaot

Nahalat Shiva

Near Jerusalem

Near The Kotel

North Jerusalem

Ramat Eshkol

Ramot Mall

South Jerusalem

Yes Planet

Ramadan

Spring

Year-round

Christmas

Easter

Hanukkah

Passover

Shavuot

Sukkot

Summer

Winter

Purim

February of love

Jerusalem Day

Rosh Hashana

Sylvester

City Center

Near Old city

The Old City

Green Jerusalem

large_Itravel Banners Tourists Winter 2024-2025 Campaign 1626X500.jpg

medium_Itravel Banners Tourists Winter 2024-2025 Campaign 1626X500.jpg

small_Itravel Banners Tourists Winter 2024-2025 Campaign 1626X500.jpg

thumbnail_Itravel Banners Tourists Winter 2024-2025 Campaign 1626X500.jpg

Itravel Banners Tourists Winter 2024-2025 Campaign 1626X500.jpg

thumbnail_Itravel Banners Tourists Winter 2024-2025 Campaign VR_015 390X150.jpg

Itravel Banners Tourists Winter 2024-2025 Campaign VR_015 390X150.jpg

All Events in Jerusalem

Jerusalem Design Week returns for a large-scale edition taking place from July 9-16, 2026, at Hansen House and throughout Jerusalem. Since its founding in 2011, Jerusalem Design Week has become a unique platform for developing original works, fostering international collaborations, and presenting new, groundbreaking projects. With more than one hundred participants, it is Israel’s largest and leading public cultural event in the field of design. Open to the general public and free of charge.This year’s theme, "Victory Gate", explores the meeting point between sports and design, and the ways concepts such as victory, competition, and belonging are translated into a visual and cultural language. Through the lens of sports, Design Week also seeks to examine the place of victory and defeat in the local reality, and to ask how living amid ongoing struggles shapes the way we imagine achievement, resolution, and hope. Against the backdrop of the international sporting events of summer 2026, Design Week offers a renewed look at sports as a social, political, and emotional space. Team colors, symbols, flags, sports fashion, and stadiums shape identity and collective consciousness, turning sports arenas into spaces of emotion, power, and belonging.<ul><li data-list-item-id="e8b3fd497939a9acef6e973ed2406432f">Among the projects featured during Design Week are "I Came to Cheer", with works by Alon Rotman, Neta Dror, Oz Mualem, and Bar Mossan Levy.&nbsp;</li><li data-list-item-id="e740df299e7ed53c28ba5b2c04f5c3f41">"Hall of Fame" will explore ideas of victory and achievement through works by Bina Baitel, Ohad Benit, and additional designers.&nbsp;</li><li data-list-item-id="ec9bef83503eae4a8a9f6323a1f775db4">"In the Spirit of Sports" reexamines rules, conventions, and mechanisms from the world of sports through design practices, with works by Batya Kolton, Dekel Bobrov, Miki Kedar, and others.&nbsp;</li><li data-list-item-id="ea6a0501f838e398d4040bf1ef43c595a">In the Hansen House courtyard, the exhibition "The Heat", curated by Roni Yehezkel, will present interactive games and installations for the public, while "The Matchmaker", under the artistic direction of Itay Yaakov, connects Jerusalem-based designers with soccer fans through fashion, photography, and fan culture. Alongside these, additional exhibitions will also be presented, including "Sparta", which examines the connection between sports, power, and discipline, and "Control Room", which focuses on measurement, monitoring, and technology in the world of sports, featuring works by Saar Friedman and Hadar Bar, Liora Rosin, and Nitzan Debi.&nbsp;</li><li data-list-item-id="e1e141062b5c95a8d526c1cdfab718144">A unique academic project will bring together Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem, the Maccabiah, and Ben-Gurion University, alongside an extensive content program of screenings, performances, installations, talks, and music under the artistic direction of Yuval Mendelson.</li></ul>"In a year when we are focusing on sports in the 15th edition of Design Week, we seek to ask what victory really is. Is victory a moment of decision, or a process of perseverance, recovery, and growth? In the complex regional reality we have been living in over the past few years, the concepts of victory and defeat extend far beyond the playing field. ‘Victory Gate’ seeks to use the language of sports to examine questions of power, hope, identity, competition, solidarity, and the human cost of the desire to win. We invite everyone, from every place and of every age, to become active players, participate, and enjoy the meeting point between design, sports, and culture in Jerusalem." (Ran Wolf, Director of Jerusalem Design Week)&nbsp;

Accessibility

Free Entry

Open on Sat

Open on Saturday

Jerusalem Design Week

large_שבוע העיצוב ירושלים_בית הנסן_צילום דור קדמי.jpg

medium_שבוע העיצוב ירושלים_בית הנסן_צילום דור קדמי.jpg

small_שבוע העיצוב ירושלים_בית הנסן_צילום דור קדמי.jpg

thumbnail_שבוע העיצוב ירושלים_בית הנסן_צילום דור קדמי.jpg

שבוע העיצוב ירושלים_בית הנסן_צילום דור קדמי.jpg

Hansen House is proud to present: Jerusalem Design Week 2026, "Victory Gate," July 9-16, 2026. Dozens of new design exhibitions, installations, and events bringing together the worlds of sports and design at Hansen House and throughout Jerusalem.

Dozens of design exhibits and events.

Throughout history, King David has always been a legendary character who has caught the attention of many painters,&nbsp;sculptors, and poets. Now he is returning to his city with a new night spectacular for the whole family at&nbsp;the Tower of David Museum.The show is projected on the citadel's walls after sunset and promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience. With this stunning show, the Tower of David Museum offers a new, modern, and artistic perspective on the biblical story of the most famous king in history.The show uses cutting-edge technology to create an unprecedented international and artistic attraction suitable for all ages. The show features powerful laser projectors, a computerized system operating 20 projectors, 10 audio players, 14 computers, 14 speakers and amplifiers, and 10 kilometers of advanced cable infrastructure.The new night experience is a&nbsp;multi-sensory celebration that ties the past, the present, and the future, using state-of-the-art technology. The show tells the life story of King David, starting at his youth days as a young, handsome, and red-haired shepherd in the fields of&nbsp;Bethlehem who was anointed king over Israel by Samuel.The experience begins with a virtual tour of famous works by the greatest artists of all time:&nbsp;Chagall, Matisse, Michelangelo, and more. The citadel walls display beautiful images of waterfalls and foliage inspired by the Ein Gedi oasis tied to David's biblical story. As the night goes on, you are exposed to more and more imagery and events related to the exciting and thrilling life story of King David - all based on biblical, historical, and archaeological sources.You will also experience a spectacular light &amp; sound show with the educational part of the experience, psalm songs attributed to David, and a modern musical celebration of songs of praise and happiness dedicated to Jerusalem and its beloved king."The show features unique techniques that combine original video footage with hand-drawn illustrations, graphic designs, and music - all created exclusively for the show. The show features various animation, advanced techniques, and revolutionary editing methods. All of the above create the ultimate three-dimensional experience that makes you feel that the characters on the walls are, in fact, living people, and the spectator stops being an observer and becomes an experiencer and an active participant in the occurring events."

Kids Friendly

King David Light Show at the Tower of David

evt-crd-king-david-show-naftali-hilger-1-1-768x439.jpg

King David Light Show at the Tower of David | en

A multi-sensory celebration using state-of-the-art technology telling the life story of King David. 

A mesmerizing light show at the Tower of David

Beit Avi Chai invites you to a fascinating series of cultural events taking place this month: lectures, children’s activities, and more.

EVENTS THIS MONTH AT BEIT AVI CHAI

evt-beit-avi-chai.jpg

Beit Avi Hai invites you to a series of fascinating cultural events that will take place this month.

Join the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.itraveljerusalem.com/attraction/the-jerusalem-symphony-orchestra">Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra</a> with an exciting series of shows. So what awaits us this month?

The Monthly Performances of the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra

large_JSO and Julian Rachlin Frontal (1) (1).jpg

medium_JSO and Julian Rachlin Frontal (1) (1).jpg

small_JSO and Julian Rachlin Frontal (1) (1).jpg

thumbnail_JSO and Julian Rachlin Frontal (1) (1).jpg

JSO and Julian Rachlin Frontal (1) (1).jpg

Join the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra with an exciting series of shows. So, what awaits us this month?

Join the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra

The exhibition "06:29 - From Darkness to Light" is a moving production by the Museum of Tolerance, revealing the depth of the unimaginable evil that occurred on October 7, 2023. In the exhibition, you will be exposed to testimonies of brave women who survived the inferno, chilling documentation by photographer Ziv Koren, and performances that focus on the 'Arvut Hadadit' (Mutual Responsibility) that citizens of the State of Israel and Diaspora Jews have demonstrated since then.In addition, the tour includes a visit to the exhibition Documenting Israel: 75 Years of Vision that will bring visitors together with spectacular archival photographs from the history of the State of Israel.Visitors to the exhibition will experience the transition from darkness to light through the perspective of acclaimed documentary filmmakers Noam Shalev and Kobi Sitt, and through the lens of renowned photographer Ziv Koren. The exhibition takes visitors on an in-depth journey into the events of October 7th and the profound impact on Israeli society, undergoing unprecedented upheaval.These testimonies are presented in an innovative video format on large screens throughout the exhibition space, providing visitors with a feeling of an intimate, face-to-face encounter with the witnesses.The curator of the exhibition is Malki Shem Tov, the father of Omer Shem Tov, who was released from Hamas captivity on February 22, 2025, after 505 days in captivity

A moving tour of the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem

large_2. Eclipse Media.jpg

medium_2. Eclipse Media.jpg

small_2. Eclipse Media.jpg

thumbnail_2. Eclipse Media.jpg

2. Eclipse Media.jpg

A moving tour of the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem | en

Join a contemporary and moving tour of two fascinating exhibitions on display at the Museum of Tolerance: "06:29 - From Darkness to Light" and "Documenting Israel: Visions of 75 Years."

The Largest International Jewish Sporting Event in the World

The 2026 Maccabiah

The Bezalel Arts & Crafts Fair opens its doors every Friday to a wide variety of artists from throughout the Jerusalem area. 

Bezalel Fair

WhatsApp-Image-2022-12-21-at-11.43.49.jpeg

If you get hungry while taking in all this richness, you can have some exceptional local street food that will contribute to the experience. Any day is a festival day at the First Station markets, so don’t hesitate to plunge into it from noon to sundown.

Paid Parking

The First Station Markets

Jerusalem’s Botanical Gardens is thrilled to host Israel’s first-ever "Lotus Festival and Indian Culture." A colorful celebration of the spectacular lotus bloom, culture, music, and cuisine

Non Kosher

Non - kosher

The Lotus Festival | Indian Vibes

Things To Do In Jerusalem Today