The Western Wall Tunnels tour in Jerusalem opens access to hidden archaeological finds and ancient underground spaces. Visitors pass through historical halls enhanced with modern virtual reconstructions. Participation requires advance registration for limited groups of up to 35 people.
In Jerusalem, one of the most central and significant sites is the Western Wall. It stands as one of the most prominent and impressive remnants of the Second Temple era, dismantled almost two thousand years ago. The Western Wall stretches for nearly half a kilometer, yet only about 70 meters of it are exposed to visitors in the prayer area. The surrounding tunnels allow guests to explore hidden sections and encounter the original stones that narrate the history of the Jewish people. Within the Wall Tunnels, visitors can wander through ancient, fascinating underground chambers containing archaeological finds that offer a glimpse into Jerusalem’s golden age. The guided tour features advanced virtual models and is recognized as an international attraction. A visit to the Western Wall Tunnels is an essential part of exploring Jerusalem, attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. Advance registration is required for guided tours, which are limited to groups of up to 35 participants. For independent groups, the minimum requirement is 18 participants.
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Contact: Western Wall Tunnels, Phone: *5958