| The Jerusalem Bibilical Zoo |
| The Tisch Family Jerusalem Zoological Gardens is popularly known as the Biblical Zoo. The zoo has appeal for the whole family. The animals are housed in habitats that emulate their |
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| Ein Kerem |
| The picturesque village of Ein Kerem is located in the southwestern part of Jerusalem and has been incorporated by the Jerusalem Municipality. This is an area that is best seen on foot. |
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| Ein Yael Interactive Museum |
| Ein Yael is an interactive museum located in the Refaim River valley. A glimpse of life in ancient Israel awaits the visitors. The museum is built on ancient terraces and the water |
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| Malha Shopping Mall |
| The Malha Shopping Mall is as attractive on the outside as it is on the inside. It was designed for entertainment as well as for shopping.
It is the largest indoor mall in Jerusalem, |
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| The Israel Museum |
| The Israel Museum is located in Givat Ram, the home of the Hebrew University and the Government Quarter.
The Permanent collections reflect Jewish and Israeli culture .There are |
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| Yad Vashem |
| Yad Vashem is located on the Hill of Remembrance next to Mount Herzl. Yad Vashem is the foremost museum and education center devoted to perpetuating and documenting the memory of |
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| Bloomfield Science Museum |
| The museum is located in Givat Ram near the Hebrew University campus. The visitor is a participant in the exhibits. Scientific principals are taught in a fun way for children of all age |
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| Bible Lands Museum |
| The Bible Lands Museum is located opposite the Israel Museum.
It houses a collection of artifacts from the region, which paint a picture of life in the Holy Land.
There are special |
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| Teddy Stadium |
| Teddy Stadium is the second largest football (soccer) stadium in Israel, and it is located across the street from the Malha Mall. The stadium was named in honor of Jerusalem’ |
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