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📱 Smartphone tickets ⚡ Instant access to your tickets ⏳ Duration: from 5 hours to 6 hours 👉 Available in English Discover Jerusalem's hidden gems with a vibrant journey into Armenian ceramic art! Stroll through the Old City's charming alleys, where stunning hand-painted street signs and exquisite pottery catch your eye. You'll explore 7-8 unique spots featuring amazing crafts from families rooted here since 1920. Dive into the rich Armenian culture, visit the awe-inspiring Saint James Church, and meet a master artist in his gallery. Get your tickets for Full Day Private Jerusalem Armenian Ceramic Art Tour! Highlights 🎨 Discover exquisite hand-painted street signs and diverse Armenian pottery in Jerusalem's Old City. 🏺 Visit 7-8 locations to marvel at incredible artwork crafted by families who migrated from Turkey in 1920. 🕍 Explore the remarkable Saint James Church and meet one of the most skilled Armenian masters in his gallery. What's included? ✔️ All Fees and Taxes. ✖️ Lunch. Places George and Dorin Sandrouni Armenian Ceramics Armenian Museum - Admission included St Andrew's Scots Memorial Church Jerusalem House of Quality - Admission included Armenian Quarter Church of the Holy Sepulchre Balian - Armenian Ceramics of Jerusalem Old City of Jerusalem Additional Information 🚍 Public transportation options are available nearby. 🚫 Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. ❤️ Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. 💪 Suitable for all physical fitness levels. Why choose Fever? ✔️ Millions of users book every month. ✔️ The best prices and availability at all times. ✔️ Thousands of unique experiences. ✔️ Verified user reviews. ✔️ 24/7 customer service. Experience supplied by Anat Amram All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs .
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The First Station, דוד רמז 4, ירושלים, Jerusalem, Israel
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