With a history that spans 3,000 years into a past of cultural and architectural diversity, the Old City of Jerusalem is like a well-kept time capsule that offers a glimpse back in time to eras of bygone kings, warriors and the holy. This becomes even more apparent when one witnesses first-hand the Tower of David – also referred to as the Jerusalem Citadel. Located just a few steps past the Jaffa Gate entrance to the Old City, the Tower of David Museum is ideal for helping visitors see and understand the storied past and the importance of the Holy City to the major monotheisms. The tower is a dominating fixture in the skyline – originally built to protect Jerusalem – and now gives visitors an un-matched 360-degree view of the area. The museum is a spectacular bridge that connects that past to contemporary times through many displays, including the “Night Spectacular” – an outdoor show that that retells Jerusalem’s story through lights that are projected on the nearby ruins and walls and sounds that narrate the story from beginning to end. It’s an incredible show that simply must be seen (and heard) to believe. Each weekday, guided tours of the […]