Guidebook for Jerusalem
Food Scene
In an authentic Jerusalem stone building, the famous bookstore cafe offers traditional Israeli dishes and is without a doubt one of the best local place of the city.
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Tmol Shilshom
5 Yo'el Moshe Salomon StIn an authentic Jerusalem stone building, the famous bookstore cafe offers traditional Israeli dishes and is without a doubt one of the best local place of the city.
Asian gastronomy’s ambassador in Jerusalem, the restaurant is located in an historic windmill courtyard. Dishes are from Thailand, Hong kong, China or Japan and are surprisingly tasty.
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Sheyan
8 Ramban StAsian gastronomy’s ambassador in Jerusalem, the restaurant is located in an historic windmill courtyard. Dishes are from Thailand, Hong kong, China or Japan and are surprisingly tasty.
Enjoy teas from all around the world and delicious homemade sweets in this quaint little tea house.
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חליטת'ה
42 Sderot YerushalayimEnjoy teas from all around the world and delicious homemade sweets in this quaint little tea house.
With its striped awning and elegant ironwork, this cozy cafe brings a touch of Paris to the Middle East. Run by three generations of the Kadosh family, the cafe boasts French delicacies and drinks in a unique atmosphere. From the quiches to the pasta, everything is made in-house.
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Kadosh Café Patisserie
6 Queen Shlomziyon StWith its striped awning and elegant ironwork, this cozy cafe brings a touch of Paris to the Middle East. Run by three generations of the Kadosh family, the cafe boasts French delicacies and drinks in a unique atmosphere. From the quiches to the pasta, everything is made in-house.
At Te’enim, you’ll find delicious and budget-friendly vegetarian fare with a gorgeous view of the Old City. Try the chef’s spin on mujadra, a classic Middle Eastern lentil-and-rice bake with caramelized onions; his version shines with wheatberries, fresh chutney, and a touch of ginger.
Te’enim
12 Paul Emile Botta StAt Te’enim, you’ll find delicious and budget-friendly vegetarian fare with a gorgeous view of the Old City. Try the chef’s spin on mujadra, a classic Middle Eastern lentil-and-rice bake with caramelized onions; his version shines with wheatberries, fresh chutney, and a touch of ginger.
Arts & Culture
The museum offers a unique opportunity to face the world of Islamic arts and to discover Islamic pottery, jewelry, ceremonial objects and other cultural artifacts.
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L. A. Mayer Museum for Islamic Art
2 HaPalmach StThe museum offers a unique opportunity to face the world of Islamic arts and to discover Islamic pottery, jewelry, ceremonial objects and other cultural artifacts.
It's possible to spend multiple days at the Israel Museum, a genuine treasure of history and culture. The keystone exhibit surveys millennia of archeological discoveries, and rotating exhibits feature many of the world's oldest and most remarkable artifacts. The art wing displays a mix of old masters and contemporary Israeli art. Outside, the Dead Sea Scrolls are on display, and a sculpture garden overlooks a scenic view of the city. Kids love the interactive children's exhibits, complete with games, crafts, and multimedia experiences.
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Museo de Israel, Jerusalén
11 Derech RuppinIt's possible to spend multiple days at the Israel Museum, a genuine treasure of history and culture. The keystone exhibit surveys millennia of archeological discoveries, and rotating exhibits feature many of the world's oldest and most remarkable artifacts. The art wing displays a mix of old masters and contemporary Israeli art. Outside, the Dead Sea Scrolls are on display, and a sculpture garden overlooks a scenic view of the city. Kids love the interactive children's exhibits, complete with games, crafts, and multimedia experiences.
Featuring Israeli and international art-house films, as well as a huge variety of cultural events, the Jerusalem Cinematheque is a hot spot for the city’s intelligentsia.
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Jerusalem Cinematheque
11 Hebron RdFeaturing Israeli and international art-house films, as well as a huge variety of cultural events, the Jerusalem Cinematheque is a hot spot for the city’s intelligentsia.
Shopping
Take a walk between the Old City and Jaffa Gate through the new luxurious shopping center of Jerusalem. You will find many brands, restaurants, designer stores and cafes
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Avenida Alrov Mamilla
Take a walk between the Old City and Jaffa Gate through the new luxurious shopping center of Jerusalem. You will find many brands, restaurants, designer stores and cafes
Sightseeing
You can't miss the Old City! Boasting streets and buildings that go back hundreds of years, Jerusalem's Old City is holy to the three Abrahamic religions. Many of the world's most famous (and beautiful) religious and historical sites are here, and the winding stone alleyways will transport you back in time. The Old City hosts unforgettable open-air festivals throughout the year, especially in the spring.
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Old City
You can't miss the Old City! Boasting streets and buildings that go back hundreds of years, Jerusalem's Old City is holy to the three Abrahamic religions. Many of the world's most famous (and beautiful) religious and historical sites are here, and the winding stone alleyways will transport you back in time. The Old City hosts unforgettable open-air festivals throughout the year, especially in the spring.
Essentials
Shufersal Sheli Agron
1 Gershon Agron StDrinks & Nightlife
A favorite of local hipsters, Gatsby transports you back to a simpler and more glamorous time. Patterned after a 1920s speakeasy, Gatsby serves mind-blowing cocktails in a charming atmosphere. Note: unlike many of the city’s bars, Gatsby is open on Friday nights.
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Gatsby Cocktail Room
18 Hillel StA favorite of local hipsters, Gatsby transports you back to a simpler and more glamorous time. Patterned after a 1920s speakeasy, Gatsby serves mind-blowing cocktails in a charming atmosphere. Note: unlike many of the city’s bars, Gatsby is open on Friday nights.
Everything Else
Directly beneath the walls of the Old City, this artists’ colony is the ultimate in local color. Artisans hawk their wares under a gorgeous view of the city's ancient hills. If you're here in August, check whether your trip will overlap with the Hutzot Hayotzer festival, which boasts live music and hundreds of craft stalls.
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Hutzot Hayotzer
Directly beneath the walls of the Old City, this artists’ colony is the ultimate in local color. Artisans hawk their wares under a gorgeous view of the city's ancient hills. If you're here in August, check whether your trip will overlap with the Hutzot Hayotzer festival, which boasts live music and hundreds of craft stalls.