Full-Day Palm Sunday Procession from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv

Old City, Jerusalem, Jerusalem



Join the Palm Sunday pilgrims who follow in Jesus Christ's footsteps as he entered Jerusalem as the Messiah. From the Chapel of the Ascension at the Mount of Olives, this tour takes in fascinating sacred landmarks through Kidron Valley to the Old City.

Palm Sunday Spiritual Tour in Jerusalem

Experience a guided Palm Sunday tour in Jerusalem’s Old City, ideal for pilgrims and visitors interested in biblical history and religious tradition.

Highlights

  • Celebrate Palm Sunday on a spiritual journey through Jerusalem
  • Follow the same route Jesus Christ took into Jerusalem
  • Explore key holy sites within Jerusalem’s Old City

Description

Walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ as he entered Jerusalem for the first time as the Messiah, greeted by crowds waving palm branches—a Judaic symbol of victory. Join fellow pilgrims for a meaningful Palm Sunday celebration, observed on the Sunday before Jewish Passover and noted in all four Gospels.

Begin with panoramic views of the Judean Desert and the Jordan Valley. Visit the Chapel of Bethpage, built on the site where Jesus sent his disciples to find a donkey. Continue to the Chapel of the Ascension on the Mount of Olives and join pilgrims descending to the Dominus Flevit Church.

Descend to the Kidron Valley through the Garden of Gethsemane and enter the Old City via the Lions' Gate. The tour includes stops at the Church of St. Anna and the Pool of Bethesda, described in the Gospel of John, offering a spiritual introduction to Jerusalem’s ancient sites.

Includes

  • Transport by air-conditioned coach

Excludes

  • Entrance fees
  • Food and beverages
  • Gratuities (recommended)

Important Information

  • Wear comfortable footwear due to extensive walking
  • No meal stops; bring snacks and water
  • Church closures or special events may alter the itinerary
  • Not suitable for children under 4 years old

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Book in advance to secure your place. Early morning departures offer cooler conditions for walking.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a guided spiritual walking tour following the path Jesus took entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, visiting key holy sites in the Old City.
The tour typically starts within Jerusalem’s Old City, near locations associated with Jesus’ entry into the city.
The procession is held on Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter; check the website for exact dates and hours.
The tour is open to pilgrims, spiritual travelers, and anyone interested in experiencing Jerusalem’s Palm Sunday traditions.
The tour lasts a full day, covering multiple significant sites along Jesus’ route in Jerusalem’s Old City.
No, the tour welcomes both religious participants and visitors interested in the cultural and historical aspects of Jerusalem.
Yes, there are options to join the tour with pickup from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Yes, the walking tour in Jerusalem is generally suitable for all ages, though some walking ability is needed.
The tour includes key holy sites in Jerusalem’s Old City associated with Jesus' route on Palm Sunday.
You can book the tour online; check the website for availability, current hours, and pickup options from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv.

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