My tours

Talpiot 'Shuk’ Tour - 3 h.

What is Shuba and why does it say ‘Kadosh’ everywhere? In the Hadar Neighborhood in Haifa my city I’ll take you down memory lane to the 70’s. The dreams of a European promenade the first community coffee and the 2014 resurrection of this area. Where Soviet cuisine meets Thai kitchen.

Together we will eat, talk and meet some of the people and their food to savor the story of this beautiful city.

Meeting point: Binyamin park , Arlozorov 4, Haifa.

Wadi Nisnas ‘shuk’ Tour- 3 h.

On this tour, we will explore the story of Haifa’s Arab community both Christian and Muslim. Through the lens of the "Museum Without Walls" art project diving deep into the city's one-of-a-kind shared identity.

Together, we will savor the comforting, homemade dishes prepared by the women of the Wadi. We'll taste exquisite slow-cooked stews, visit an authentic local baladi grocery shop and enjoy a plate of unparalleled hummus. Along the way, we'll dive right into the legendary local falafel debate and take a quick leap into a wonderland of unexpected surprises. We will wrap up our journey with a visit to a woman who is a profound source of local inspiration.

Identity, politics and religion in mixed cities

Old City of Jerusalem -4-5 h.

Ever wonder why is Jerusalem such a big deal in the politics? We start off early on Al-Aqsa/Temple Mount, and wind our way through alleys and markets of the Muslim, Christian, Armenian and Jewish quarters. We discuss the religious aspects of the city, the history under the British mandate and the state of Israel and the various peace plans. We conclude with many questions hanging just like the reality acts for many Israelis and Palestinians. 

Duration: 4- 5 hours

Notes:

• Modest clothing/covering necessary

• No religious symbols or books are allowed on Temple Mt/Al-Aqsa and no bag check is available 

Haifa From Top To Bottom - 4-5 h.

Nestled on Mount Carmel, this beautiful port city is not only breathtakingly scenic but also a vibrant living model of shared life. Haifa’s unique identity is woven from many diverse threads—from the rich Arab heritage of Wadi Nisnas to the profound impact of the 1990s post-Soviet Jewish immigration, alongside unique spiritual communities like the Bahá'ís, the Ahmadis, and the Carmelite Order.

We will meet at the top of the Bahá'í Gardens for a panoramic overlook, and then walk all the way down (yes, for real!) to the port of Haifa. Along the way, we will visit a local art gallery, explore historic neighborhoods, and discover how these different cultures and faiths shape the everyday reality of this remarkable shared city.

Duration: 4-5 hours

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Jerusalem is often called the poorest city in Israel, yet it is simultaneously home to some of the country’s most original, resilient, and forward-thinking ideas. This tour explores the vibrant core of downtown Jerusalem, diving into the present and future of a city that uses innovation not just for tech, but for social and environmental change.

We will explore groundbreaking local initiatives, including the Muslala project and their inspiring green rooftop vision for the city’s skyline, and grassroots food rescue organizations tackling waste with creativity. Along the way, we’ll experience the living culture of downtown—from personal expressions of faith and spiritual alleyways to traditional good-luck amulets. Join us to discover how Jerusalem’s challenges spark its most brilliant entrepreneurial spirit, proving that the future is already being imagined right here.

Duration: 4-5 hours

Tour starts at the Machane yehuda market

Farm to Table (Driving Tour)

Jezreel vally

The Jezreel Valley is the historic beating heart of Israeli farming, where agricultural heritage is being reimagined through pioneering modern entrepreneurship. This immersive farm-to-table journey invites you to explore the evolution of the valley’s land, tracing the fascinating line between generational roots and a renewed agricultural future.

Our day begins in Tzipori , where we’ll dive into local social-agricultural initiatives and visit a modern olive oil mill to experience the valley's long-standing foundations. From there, we’ll head to the green hills of Kiryat Tivon to meet the makers reshaping local craftsmanship—stopping for a sweet experience with an artisanal chocolatier, followed by a cozy coffee break at a charming, sweet local café. We will conclude our day with a deeply moving experience at a boutique winery located inside a unique residential village, run by and employing individuals with special needs. Together, we’ll raise a glass to the farmers, the community, and the vibrant, inclusive future of the valley.

Duration 4-5 hours