Tower of David Museum
Jerusalem highlights: October 23-29
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
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A night at the (Tower of David) museum
In addition, the museum is holding a competition for one family to win spending a night at the museum sleeping in luxurious “glamping” tent under the Jerusalem skies.
Harel Brigade Fighters Heritage: Keeping the Palmach legacy alive
Of all the fighters of the Independence war, only three men are still with us: David Levin, Avraham Savir (Stashevsky) and Shmuel Lalkin, all in their mid-90s
Augmented reality and games enhance visitors' experience at Tower of David
Users will be able to see volleys of arrows shot by the Roman archers against Jewish soldiers and to target 1967 enemy planes, but also to take a stroll with historical characters.
Fashion night at the Tower of David
On the night before the fashion seminar, people crowded into the Tower of David, where the accent on fashion was emphasized by colorful patterned textiles suspended high in the air on twine strung.
Fun in a 360-degree panorama
The 360° Theater in the Public Space Festival will turn Jerusalem into a stage
Artists show Jerusalem’s role in fashion and sustainability
OVERALL, which runs through July 20, aims to provoke fresh insights as to the ways our current “fashion ecosystem” operates.
OVERALL Festival allows designers, artists to explore
Event gives platform for artists and designers to connect their crafts with Jerusalem’s character.
NFL star Watson learns Israeli sports tech
“It’s definitely a life-changing experience for you to really feel the energy of Israel and especially Jerusalem...” Deshaun Watson said.
Jerusalem's Old City accessible for visually impaired on 'Blind Day'
“Jerusalem is the city of all people, and everybody should be able to tour the city and enjoy it in the same manner,” Nati Bialystock-Cohen said.