Jerusalem Venues

When Jerusalem's main train station was moved to its current home way out in Malcha, where it shares real estate with Teddy Stadium and the Jerusalem Mall, the elegant Mandat...

The Valley of Hinnom, a deep cleft winding along at the foot of the hill on which the Old City is built, has to contend with a greater burden of association than the average va...

Binyanei Hauma (Jerusalem International Convention Center) is the massive complex of glass and concrete buildings sprawling with fluttering flags over the enormous lot n...

The Jerusalem Music Centre was established in the 1970s by Isaac Stern and since then has served as a institute for musical education boasting top quality programs of study, master...

Jerusalem has a thriving avant garde art scene, with many funky galleries, watering holes and underground performance venues offering an alternative to the formalist displays of th...

Ein Kerem, the small Judean Hills village on the western outskirts of Jerusalem, is one of the city's bastions of the secular, heavily European culture which used to be dominant in...

The Gerard Bechar Center occupies a significant chunk of Bezalel Street real estate bordering the Nachlaot and Rechavia neighborhoods. The center features two perfo...

The city of Jerusalem may be home to a larger-than-expected number of theaters and theatrical groups, but the undeniable crown of the capital's theater scene is the Jerusalem...

The Jerusalem Khan, a Jerusalem Stone, Ottoman-era caravansary where pilgrims and traders would stop if they failed to reach the walls of the Old City by nightfall, has taken o...

Jerusalem's theater scene is thriving, with dozens of plays running the gamut from traditional classics to the furthest-out in fringe showing at any given time. Still, you m...

Arguably Jerusalem's finest cinematic experience, the Cinematheque boasts a large screen, great sound and plush seating. This is the place to catch underground and non-H...

A small and endearing theater tucked away in the German Colony, the Lev screens one artsy movie at a time. But what makes the Smadar really special are the café and bar si...