I went in 2016, so I felt relatively safe. It was with a large, organized group, so there were other people around at all times. We stayed in a hotel and then mostly explored the city on foot. This city is truly unique and I will never forget my visit. There is so much to explore and admire, the three days we stayed felt insufficient. I would absolutely recommend you visit.
Posted: June 1, 2024Irem
Turkey
Jerusalem is a city with great history, so I’ll just make a few recommendations regarding the edperience Cinema hostel is a very friendly enviroment where you can find affordable accomodation. The bakery right in front of it is amazing. Try not to visit the old city on thursday evening because of shabbat. That’s it <3
Posted: January 26, 2024When you are a women and you are different in the view you will probably need to know people will comment at you,not necessarily in a sexual way but they will.i love my city but it’s something you need to consider if you decide to travel here.
Posted: July 9, 2024Jerusalem is mostly safe for tourists the only danger is in places known to have strong political tension, I wouldn't worry about my physical safety if I'm only a tourist as those are not the type of people being targeted in the city.
Posted: June 11, 2024Or
I’m a free spirit artist,queer who loves traveling and meeting new people
Yahel
Hi, my name is Yahel I’m an Israeli traveler, exploring the world for the next year. Love to meet people from around the world, especially women travelers like me. Looking to meet up and maybe also travel together for some time:)
Yahel
Jerusalem
3 days
Hi, my name is Yahel I’m an Israeli traveler, exploring the world for the next year. Love to meet people from around the world, especially women travelers like me. Looking to meet up and maybe also travel together for some time:)
Or
Jerusalem
3 days
I’m a free spirit artist,queer who loves traveling and meeting new people
Mary
Hi, I’m Mary. I travel whenever I can, though my studies have temporarily clipped my wings. Spontaneity is my compass—it’s more rewarding to follow curiosity than a rigid itinerary. History captivates me because it reveals the brilliance and blunders of humanity in equal measure. My taste in music leans toward the enduring and evocative—the kind that speaks to the soul rather than simply filling the silence. I also hold fast to the belief that kindness to strangers isn’t just good manners; it’s a quiet acknowledgment that everyone carries a perspective, a story, or a truth I’ve yet to discover.