Things to do
Edit ThisStroll through the winding streets of this hillside town and have coffee at its many cafes. It seems as if every alley has a surprise of its own. Some people have commented that it resembles Tuscany. Start at Mary's Well and make your way up to the Monestaries on the hilltops.
There are many places to stay the night. For those looking for sheer beauty and a place to contemplate, then the Sisters of Zion Monestary is a must. Prices are reasonable and breakfast is served. When else will you be able to say that you spent a night at a Convent?
For those adventurous enough there are several hiking trails that cross through Ein Kerem. One goes along the cliffs up to Mt. Herzel. Another goes up in the direction of the Russian Church and the Jerusalem mountains.
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Concerts and Hummus in Abu Gosh
Edit ThisOne great treat for those staying Jerusalem is the Christian-Arab town of Abu Gosh just outside of Jerusalem. This town can be reached by bus, but most convenient by taxi or car. The two Churches in the town hold classical music concert so check the schedules. It is also famous of its Arab style restaurants serving hummus, salads, and kabbabs. After dinner, stroll over to the local cafe where you can indulge in the Middle Eastern sweet Baklawa and Knafe. Ask the cafe attendant to show you how to use a nargila for a true Middle Eastern Experience.
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