In-Depth Exploration of the City of David
Come on an adventure in the famous Ir David (City of David) in Jerusalem, including a newly discovered, ancient tunnel leading straight to the site of the Temple!
Sound & Light Show in City of David
Watch this beautiful night-time guided tour of the City of David, accompanied by stunning lighting displays that highlight the newest archaeological discoveries from the Bible.
Where the Bible Comes to Life
The City of David, located south of the Temple Mount, is rich with archaeological treasures that map out the stories of the Bible and the Jewish kings.
3,800-Year-Old Fortress Uncovered in City of David (Photos)
Following fifteen years of excavations, the possible site of the Jebusite conquest and gutter was inaugurated in a secret ceremony which took place before Passover.
Elie Wiesel Upholds the City of David
Nobel Laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel speaks on the spiritual and historical value of discovering the City of David in Jerusalem in this video.
Amazing Discovery Underneath City of David
Walk through the tunnels under the City of David and learn about some incredible history that has been unearthed.
Touring Jerusalem with a View of her Mountains
One of the most scenic spots in all of Jerusalem is the area of Southern Jerusalem at Armon Hanatsiv. The mountains and valleys can be viewed from unique observation points. Mt. Olives, the City of David, the Temple Mount, and Western Jerusalem – all merge from one vantage point to create a beautiful angle of […]
This is the Center of the World
You’ll be so amazed by this in-depth and underground exploration of the City of David in Jerusalem.
The First “City of David”
Come along and visit the ancient Hebron tombs of Jesse and Ruth, King David’s father and great-grandmother in this video. Hebron was the site of the original “City of David” (before Jerusalem) and where David had his first kingdom. Click here to support the Hebron Fund
In Time For Hanukkah: Excavations Underway on Hasmonean-Era Building in Jerusalem
“And the great court round about had three rows of hewn stone, and a row of cedar beams, like as the inner court of the house of the LORD, and the court of the porch of the house.” (1Kings 7:12) Excavations being conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) have begun to uncover a Hasmonean-era […]
