Guidebook for Jerusalem
Food Scene
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.
36 locals recommend
Kadosh
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.
In the Ticho House, a restored mansion and art museum from the 1860s, this charming restaurant offers gourmet dining in a scenic location. Its high-end Italian dishes and pastries are known throughout the city, and the romantic old-world decor makes this the perfect place for a date.
31 locals recommend
Anna
10 HaRav Agan StIn the Ticho House, a restored mansion and art museum from the 1860s, this charming restaurant offers gourmet dining in a scenic location. Its high-end Italian dishes and pastries are known throughout the city, and the romantic old-world decor makes this the perfect place for a date.
Enjoy teas from all around the world and delicious homemade sweets in this quaint little tea house.
16 locals recommend
חליטת'ה
42 Sderot YerushalayimEnjoy teas from all around the world and delicious homemade sweets in this quaint little tea house.
At upscale 1868, the native Jerusalemite chef creates haute cuisine using fresh, seasonal produce from the local market. Accompany your meal with a glass of fine wine or an innovative cocktail from the drinks menu.
15 locals recommend
1868
10 King David StreetAt upscale 1868, the native Jerusalemite chef creates haute cuisine using fresh, seasonal produce from the local market. Accompany your meal with a glass of fine wine or an innovative cocktail from the drinks menu.
Famous for its intellectual crowds and cozy ambience, the Tmol Shilshom cafe offers poetry readings, live music, and the best shakshuka breakfast in town.
84 locals recommend
Tmol Shilshom
5 Yo'el Moshe Salomon StFamous for its intellectual crowds and cozy ambience, the Tmol Shilshom cafe offers poetry readings, live music, and the best shakshuka breakfast in town.
Arts & Culture
The site features different photography from journalism to contemporary images and combines collections of modern and vintage work.
12 locals recommend
Vision Neil Folberg Gallery
The site features different photography from journalism to contemporary images and combines collections of modern and vintage work.
Essentials
Shufersal Sheli Agron
1 Gershon Agron StParks & Nature
The whole city comes out for a picnic in Gan Sacher, where circus performers practice their moves and local musicians host song circles outdoors. Don't miss the scenic walking trails, lined with historic ruins, olive trees, and wildflowers. Walk to the upper edge of the park to check out the Jerusalem Bird Observatory, a favorite for kids.
195 locals recommend
Sacher Park
1 שדרות בן צביThe whole city comes out for a picnic in Gan Sacher, where circus performers practice their moves and local musicians host song circles outdoors. Don't miss the scenic walking trails, lined with historic ruins, olive trees, and wildflowers. Walk to the upper edge of the park to check out the Jerusalem Bird Observatory, a favorite for kids.
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.
316 locals recommend
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.
Drinks & Nightlife
Beer lovers, rejoice! Beer Bazaar showcases Israel's diverse indie and craft beer scene. Here, you'll find brews with local ingredients such as pomegranate and juniper, served alongside a delicious meat-heavy menu of bar munchies. While the bar is always packed, a hip warehouse-style back room offers plenty of seating at all hours.
30 locals recommend
BeerBazaar Jerusalem
Etz Hayyim StreetBeer lovers, rejoice! Beer Bazaar showcases Israel's diverse indie and craft beer scene. Here, you'll find brews with local ingredients such as pomegranate and juniper, served alongside a delicious meat-heavy menu of bar munchies. While the bar is always packed, a hip warehouse-style back room offers plenty of seating at all hours.