Take a behind the scenes tour of one of Jerusalem’s largest
religious communities. Immerse yourself in “ ” Ultra Orthodox
culture, learn about their traditions & step back in time as you enter
this unique community with your own “Hareidi” English speaking
guide. “Shtisel” has brought their story to mainstream media but
when you step inside the actual community you will see people with
ancient traditions & strict rules pertaining to their dress, food,
relationships and virtually all aspects fo their life. Tours are run
by Encounters Outside the Box – an Ultra Orthodox activist and
social entrepreneur. The tours are a part of a unique social venture
that facilitates encounters between the secular and the Orthodox
societies in Israel from an educational perspective. **Reservations
are required Book a Tour ITINERARY: The tour begins at Davidka Square
with a short discussion about the Jewish Orthodox world. Continue to
the Zichron Moshe neighborhood with its beautiful alleyways and learn
about the synagogues, the houses, the spirit of the place, and its
everyday life. Follow the pashkevils – the famous street posters.
Learn about how media and communication work in this community. Get to
Malchei Israel Street – the center of commerce and entertainment of
the Orthodox community in Jerusalem. Walk down the main street and
stop by fashion shops, music stores, bookstores, Jewish food joints,
and Judaica stores. Meet the residents and learn about their unique
world. Visit Kikar HaShabbat (Sabbath Square) – the heart of the
neighborhood. This place used to be a center of protests and political
activity. See the entrance gate to the famous Mea Shearim
neighborhood. End your tour at Strauss Street near the City Center and
Jaffa Street The tour includes tasting some delicious traditional
Jewish food! Other activities with Encounters Out of the Box
Reservations IMPORTANT INFO The tour takes place at Jewish Orthodox
neighborhoods, and therefore, participants are asked to dress
modestly. Men should wear shirts with sleeves and long trousers or 3/4
length trousers. Women should wear shirts with sleeves and with no
cleavage and long skirts/trousers. Groups and individuals are welcome
to sign up for the tour. A minimum number of participants is required.
The tour can be booked for private groups during other days of the
week. Pay per person tours are on Monday and Wednesday at 6pm Book a
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