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AACI SUCCOT WALKING TOURS
2010/5771 
Mamila - History and Story
 From the 2nd temple water pool to a Moslem cemetery from the 13th century, the house where Theodor Herzl stayed, the beautiful Palace hotel built by Jewish engineers for the mufti of Jerusalem. These and other stories and sites surrounding this lively old\new neighborhood.
Meet: 10 am, side entrance of David citadel hotel (Eliyahu Karib street)
Guide: Naomi Ehrlich-Kuperman, 0544363771
Ramat Rachel and Talpiot
 We’ll see important archaeological excavations from the First Temple period through the Byzantine period, and learn about the crucial role Kibbutz Ramat Rachel played in the War of Independence. In addition, we’ll discover old Talpi'ot, home to one of Israel’s most famous writers, Shai Agnon (whose home was renovated and recently re-opened to the public), and one of the finest examples of British urban planning during the Mandate period. Meet: 10:00 am in front of the entrance to the Ramat Rachel Hotel.
Guide: Jacob Solomon, 054-783-7998
Herzl Museum & Har Herzl
 Guided tour of Herzl Museum and Har Herzl for children 9 and up accompanied by an adult.In its own way, Mount Herzl tells the story of the rise of the State of Israel. We will follow the paths of history and hear the stories of founders of the State and military heroes. There will be an additional charge for the museum.
Meet: 9:45 am, outside the Herzl Museum
Guide: Carol Caplan, 02-671-3770 – must pre-register as space is limited!
Jerusalem Old and New
 We will start our tour at the Russian compound which the British used to imprison "Jewish criminals" who were only trying to establish the state that the British themselves had promised for Holocaust refugees. We will continue with a walk on the walls of the old city where throughout the centuries armies battled to protect or gain control of the most holy city in the world. Jerusalem looks different from up on top. There is an additional admission fee.Meet: 10 am at the Central post office on Jaffa Road
Guide: Shraga Solomon, 052 7703422
Rediscovering Rechavia
 Visit Jerusalem's first garden neighborhood to see the Jewish Agency, the Gymnasia Rechavia, Yad Ben Zvi, El Pueblo Espanol, the Café Rechavia, Jerusalem's first tennis court, the home of the early prime ministers, and more. Meet: 10:00 AM on the steps in front of the Prima Kings Hotel (on the corner of King George and
Ramban streets). Guide: Jacob Solomon, 054-783-7998
Splendor and Sadness of Second Temple Jerusalem
 We will tour the priestly villas and discuss how they were able to afford such luxury. We will continue to the Southern wall excavations, the only archeological spot which needed no restoration. Walk on the streets the pilgrims walked on during the holidays two thousand years ago. We will also visit the Davidson center. There is an additional admission fee.Meet: 2 pm at Mizrachi Bank in Jewish quarter
Guide: Shraga Solomon, 052 7703422
Old neighborhoods in Jerusalem – Bucharan Quarter
 and Meah ShearimThis short, but power-packed walk takes you through the little-known backstreets of Haneviim Street, before looking at the contributions of Rav Kook, Dr. Ticho, and Ben Yehuda to the city. Following the charms of Ethiopia Street, where each home is a story in itself, the walk penetrates the back streets of Geula. Modest dress required
Meet: 2:30 pm at the Davidka (corner Jaffa Road and Haneviim Street)
Guide: Jacob Solomon, 054-783-7998
 Tour of the Russian Compound including the Museum of the Underground Prisoners. Russia was the 1st country to be able to buy land outside the Old City walls from the Turks. How were they able to purchase such prime real estate? Was it just who had the most money? How did 12 Jewish prisoners escape from Central Prison during the British Mandate? Meet: 10 am at Beit Sergei, Heleni HaMalka 13.
Guide: Ilizabeta Feodorovna but call Carol for information 671-3770 054-522-1665 Small entrance fee.
 In the Footsteps of the Women of Jerusalem.
Discover the love stories of Jerusalem (area of the Russian Compound and Rechov HaNevi'im) Discover a mix of women from Russia, Ethiopia Austria, and the USA who all added to the history and richness of life in Jerusalem.
Meet: 2 pm at Beit Sergei Heleni HaMalka 13.
Guide: Carol Caplan, 671-3770, 054-522-1665
The Jerusalem Forest
 Hike through the Jerusalem Forest ending up at the Mt. Herzl military cemetery. Circular route.Meet: 2 pm, corner of Herzl Blvd & the turn off to Yad Vashem.
Guide: Vivian Nadir, 02-6715288, 052-2336040 no voice messages
2,000 Years on Agron Street: A Multicultural Experience
From King Herod to Mayor Gerhson Agron, major Jewish and Christain and Muslim sites line this main thoroughfare connecting the Old City with western Jerusalem. Who would believe that had a Dutch
 Countess not run out of money in the 1870s the area of the Agron supermarket and much of the surrounding land was purchased for a hostel to house 144,000 pilgrims!Meet: 10 am at the Supersol on Rehov Agron
Guide: Ruth S. Frank, pre-registration required, 054-636-4108 or 625-4108 Walk the Bridge of Strings and discover the beauty of Romema.
Why did the Turks surrender 3 times to the British? What did the archeologist find under Binyaumi Ha’uma?
Meet: 10 am in front of the movie theater at Binyaumi Ha’uma.
Guide: Carol Caplan, 02-671-3770, 054-522-1665
The Old City of Jerusalem
An in-depth look at the Christian, Moslem and Jewish Quarters.
 Meet: 2 pm. in the plaza opposite the Dan Pearl Hotel, corner of Jaffa Rd. and Shlomo Hamelekh Sts.
Guide: Vivian Nadir, 02-6715288, 052-2336040 no voice messages
Mt. Zion - From King David to Schindler’s Tomb
Tradition, faith and myth on Mt. Zion and its surroundings. Visit the highlights of this area: the magnificent church with its beautiful view and exciting excavations. Finish at the tomb of Oscar Schindler.
Meet: 2 pm, Zion Gate
Guide: Naomi Ehrlich-Kuperman, 0544363771
New Scenic Promenades, Old Borders -- A Walk along the Pre-1967 Jerusalem Boundary Line
We'll begin with the Goldman Promenade encircling the old Government House in East Talpiot, continue along the Haas-Sherover Promenade and then through Abu Tor, Gai Ben Hinnom, and Yemin Moshe, ending up at the King David Hotel. Lots of stairs at the end, so recommended for reasonably good walkers, ages 8 and up.
Meet: 10 am at the beginning of the Haas Promenade (Tayelet Armon HaNatziv, East Talpiot),
next to the parking lot. Guide: Dani Barkai (050-7717635, 02-6782483)
 Walk the Bridge of Strings and discover the beauty of Romema.
Why did the Turks surrender 3 times to the British? What did the archeologist find under Binyaumi Ha’uma?
Meet: 10 am in front of the movie theater at Binyaumi Ha’uma.
Guide: Carol Caplan, 02-671-3770, 054-522-1665
From Jaffa Gate to Hinom Edge
Walk from Jaffa Gate and visit excavations of ancient foundations of Jerusalem walls and surroundings. Continue along the new path on the south edge of Hinom Valley and see ancient cave to
 mbs from the time of 1st and 2nd temple. Time permitting, we will visit the Greek Orthodox monastery of St. Onofrious and the famous "blood field” of Judas Iscariot. We will finish with a view of the meeting of Hinom and Kidron Valley. Meet: 10 am, Jaffa Gate
Guide: Naomi Ehrlich-Kuperman, 0544363771
Nahlaot and Mahane Yehuda
 Let’s visit some of the early neighborhoods of Jerusalem which are attracting the under-30 set. We will hear the stories of former colorful residents, walk through the Ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods, visit synagogues and artistic craftsmen. Don’t forget to bring a string bag for shopping in the souk that has been part of the city’s history for decades. You will be surprised at the gentrification taking place and you will go home with all of your Shabbat treats!
Meet: 10 am at the Gerard Behar Center on Bezalel St.
Guide: Janet Moshe, 02-6733445 or 054-633-4525
The Old City of JerusalemAn in-depth look at the Christian, Moslem and Jewish Quarters.
Meet: 10 am, in the plaza opposite the Dan Pearl Hotel, corner of Jaffa Rd. and Shlomo Hamelekh Sts.
Guide: Vivian Nadir, 02-6715288, 052-2336040 no voice messages
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