סוף סוף אירוע שווה כל כך! ובחינם

You can spend hours here, and all the attractions and refreshments are free. I didn't believe it until I came to see for myself. Every year during the intermediate days of Sukkot, the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem becomes a golden attraction. Tens of thousands of Jews make a pilgrimage and are met with incredibly pampering hospitality. The Ministry of Jerusalem and Israel Tradition, through the Company for the Reconstruction and Development of the Jewish Quarter, set up luxurious complexes, including the world’s largest Chazon Ish Sukkah alongside hospitality booths with coffee stations , staff, and comfortable air-conditioned seating areas. There are also drinking stations along the entire route and plenty of free attractions: from a large, expanded observation deck on the roof of the Yeshiva of the Western Wall to really see the plaza and the Temple site, through the historic Hurva Synagogue and the overlook of the entire Quarter, and even the Wohl Archaeological Museum which is open to everyone, plus colorful klezmer musicians and musical instruments. Everything is free, and full of fun and comfort. Take the car, or better yet the light rail, and come make the pilgrimage.