Secrets and palaces: a tour of the Talbiya neighborhood | A picturesque and hidden neighborhood straight out of a fairy tale

Want to get to know a hidden, picturesque neighborhood in Jerusalem? Do you want to feel like you're in a fairy tale among palaces and luxurious homes? Want to take a stroll in a neighborhood that brings together international and Zionist history? You're invited to a tour of the Talbiya neighborhood!

On the tour we will tell you about:

⬤ The story of Talbiya as an upscale Arab Christian neighborhood established on the grounds of the orchards of the Greek Orthodox Church (the richest church in the country).
⬤  The story of Consul James Finn and his special ties with the Jews.
⬤ The story of the silk factory that may or may not have been in the neighborhood.
⬤ The story of the wealthy Christian families who established a luxury neighborhood with a European flair.
⬤ Let's hear about the parcellation method.

Let's get to know:
⬤ The Street of the Consuls, where the consulates of the Netherlands, Hungary, Turkey, Spain and even Iran were located.
⬤ Of course, we will see the neighborhood's luxury homes up close, such as the Villa Haroun Al Rashid, the Ceramics House, the Hansen House, the Matousian House, and of course the famous Villa Constantine Salameh and the special story of the legal battle over it with the Belgian Consulate.
⬤ Finally, how could we not see the exterior of the Agon House, which is actually the original name of the Prime Minister's residence...

Welcome to an unusual Jerusalem experience!