Start the day at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, revered as the site of Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection. The interior and tomb can be accessed with assistance, and time is allowed for quiet prayer and exploration. Continue along portions of the Via Dolorosa, focusing on accessible sections and possibly using golf cart, reflecting on “the stations of the Cross” that tell the story of Jesus’ Passion.
Begin at the Room of the Last Supper, a space remembered as the Cenacle where Jesus shared the Passover meal with His disciples. Beneath it is the King David Tomb Mark, a site of devotion for generations of Jews. Continue to Mary’s Rest Place, a quiet church traditionally associated with the Virgin Mary’s final moments, which also marks Pentecost Site, recalling the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles.
Begin at the Israel Museum, home to the Dead Sea Scrolls, Jewish artifacts, and a detailed model of Second Temple Jerusalem. Continue to the Garden Tomb, a serene setting cherished by many Protestants as a place of reflection on Christ’s burial and resurrection.
The last day of the tour will start at Yad Vashem, Israel’s national Holocaust memorial, where accessible exhibits and guided routes provide a meaningful experience without difficulty. Continue to Mount Herzl, Israel’s national cemetery, honoring leaders and soldiers of the Jewish state.
Comfort & Inspiration
Exploring Jerusalem can be a profound experience at any age. This 4-day private tour is designed especially for seniors and those with limited mobility, combining accessible routes, meaningful sites, and a relaxed pace. From sacred churches and synagogues to vibrant markets and modern memorials, the program highlights the city’s most inspiring landmarks while ensuring ease of access throughout. Each day is carefully balanced, offering opportunities for reflection, discovery, and the chance to connect with Jerusalem’s unique spiritual and historical character without the strain of long walks or steep climbs. There is also the option of setting up a folding wheelchair or renting a golf cart for touring parts of the Old City.
