Immersion in Jerusalem: A Night in the Capital

We’re going to Jerusalem for an overnight stay!

There are several weeks a year during the Selichot period when the Old City stays awake late into the night: people head to the synagogues and the Western Wall, and the streets fill with music, voices, and that special festive Jerusalem atmosphere—one worth coming to experience at least once.

What awaits us

Evening — A guided tour of the Old City with Rostik Notkin, following a special Selichot-themed route: Mount Zion, the Jewish Quarter and its famous synagogues, the Broad Wall, Cardo Street, the Four Sephardic Synagogues, and, of course, the Western Wall. About three hours of walking, a dozen landmark sites, and plenty of stories about the people, events, and traditions of Jerusalem.

Night — Relax in the very center of the city at the Post Hostel, just a short walk from the Old City, in comfortable four-bed rooms. From the hostel, it’s literally one minute to Jaffa Road, with its bars, shops, and street musicians! The hostel also has a rooftop where you can hang out or simply admire Jerusalem at night.

Morning — An Israeli breakfast with a view of Jerusalem, several hours to relax in the morning, and, to finish the trip, a visit to the Skizza Gallery, where a festive workshop dedicated to Rosh Hashanah and a short tour of the gallery will be waiting for us.

By Shabbat, we’ll already be back home, fully rested and filled with new impressions after our getaway in the capital!

Details

• Ticket price: 350 shekels per person
  Includes accommodation, breakfast, the Thursday evening tour, and the festive workshop on Friday morning.
• Hotel check-in: 17:00–18:00
  We will check in together, so you must arrive at the specified address by this time.
• The event is intended for young people aged 18–35.
• Participants are responsible for getting to and from Jerusalem independently; transportation is not provided.
• Places are limited—first come, first served!
• For all questions, write to Maria: 050-486-8111