Majda

Cozy spot on a quiet Jerusalem street serving hearty, spiced Georgian dishes like khachapuri and lamb stew with a charming, homestyle vibe.

A hidden gem in the Old City, this charming spot specializes in delicious hummus and falafel, perfect for a satisfying break after sightseeing.

Crave at Machane Yehuda is your go-to for bold kosher street food fusing American, Mexican, and Korean flavors in a vibrant, buzzing atmosphere.

Nestled in Jerusalem's vibrant Ben Yehuda district, the Arthur Hotel offers stylish vintage rooms, a chic cafe, and a standout breakfast, all with delightful staff.

The Israel Museum in Jerusalem blends stunning archaeology, biblical relics like the Dead Sea Scrolls, and vibrant international art under one iconic roof.

Stay Inn is a vibrant, modern hostel with cozy, colorful dorms and a sociable lounge, just a stroll from Jerusalem's must-see sights and eateries.

Bardak in Jerusalem serves neighborhood-themed pizzas and craft beers in a lively spot with a laid-back vibe and friendly staff.

This cozy family-run spot near Mahane Yehuda serves up comforting Middle Eastern classics like aubergine stuffed with spiced beef, attracting a vibrant crowd.

Nestled on a quiet street, this casual hotel features cozy rooms, an inviting rooftop bar, and close proximity to Jerusalem's main attractions.

This laid-back hotel offers a cozy vibe with a rooftop terrace view of the Old City, plus tasty Palestinian eats at the buzzing restaurant just steps from major sites.