Really enjoyed our tour of the Knesset, which provides a good mix of insight into Israeli politics, the building and the history of the country. The tapestries were beautiful and its was interesting to see the Plenary room and a Committee room. Only let down was that they only have a facsimile of the Declaration of Independence on show these days.
English tours on Thursdays and Sundays, three times. We just turned up for the midday tour. No need to book.
Gorgeous truly breathtaking
Very nice place
Well this is a step at the end of the world and everyone will see
They have great 35 min tours
need ri book ahead
in English french and Hebrew
القدس لفلسطين يا قتلة الاطفال
Only Muslim Israel and USA my foot
Love 4rm India
Jews who live there thieves, beware of being robbed because they have stolen my country
Now I live in Egypt, whose people destroyed the line of Barlev, which protected you when you stole from Egypt, Sinai, but the heroic people returned their beloved land
Every Indian dream to come to this place
It's bigger on the inside. I kid you not.
Free informative tour. I have not yet managed to find time to go during a session of Knesset. Got to see the plenum and Ulam Yerushalayim (Lit. 'Hall of Jerusalem,' one of the cabinet meeting rooms). Make sure to bring a passport if you aren't a citizen otherwise they won't let you in.
Corrupted place with politicians that only think about themselves(like all politicians). Root of inequality and racism in Israel Palestine. Nevertheless nice building.
Got to see Netanyahu through the glass ♡. Wish I knew Hebrew, then I could understand what they were all saying and arguing about ha.
Worth the trip. The tours are very informative.
Very cool building. I was fortunate enough to get a tour and sit in on some meetings.