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The Mamilla hotel offers a range of spaces for any occasion – from the stylish patio and welcoming foyer, to Meeting Rooms A, B, and C, a fully equipped auditorium, and a sunlit deck with breathtaking views.On the top floor of the Mamilla Hotel and overlooking the Old City walls lies a beautiful rooftop offering the best panoramic view of Jerusalem, making it an exceptional venue for hosting events. This unique location provides an unforgettable backdrop for any occasion. Whether you’re planning a romantic celebration, corporate gathering, or a social event, the rooftop offers an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere that elevates any event. The space features a versatile setting, ideal for intimate gatherings or larger receptions. Attentive service, breathtaking sunset views, and an expertly crafted menu, featuring locally sourced ingredients, signature cocktails, and curated wines, ensure a memorable experience for your guests.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mamilla Hotel

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Israel's most prestigious lifestyle hotel

Beit Ha'am is a Hall of Culture in Jerusalem; home and stage for performances from all fields of culture, conferences and art events. It is located in the center of Jerusalem.&nbsp;The Gerard Bachar Hall has about 500 comfortable seats. Advanced technological equipment that ensures a quality and powerful experience. The halls provide a solution to the events, conferences and changing needs of each production, accessibility for people with disabilities, and an audio system for the hard of hearing. And above all - a warm attitude and a special atmosphere. The new Menora parking lot is adjacent to the facility offering a discounted rate for guests of the Hall of Culture. Biet Ha'am Hall of Culture brings its guests together with an impressive visual performance of the Eichmann trial that took place at the venue, creating a memory of one of the most important historical memories in the history of the Jewish people.

Beit Ha'am

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A Hall of Culture in Jerusalem

A professional, inspiring, and unconventional experience at the Israel Aquarium.At the Israel Aquarium, you can hold conferences and seminars in a unique environment that offers added value, high-quality content, and inspiration from nature.During the event, you can combine: • Lectures and workshops on a variety of topics, including nature, sustainability, innovation, and creative thinking. • Extended guided tours, including a behind-the-scenes look. • Meetings and gatherings in halls or open spaces, with the option to include meals and tailor-made content.The Aquarium offers a unique combination of professionalism, tranquility, and nature.

The Gottesman Family Israel Aquarium 

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Conferences with Depth at the Israel Aquarium

<span style="-webkit-text-stroke-width:0px;display:inline !important;float:none;font-style:normal;font-variant-caps:normal;font-variant-ligatures:normal;font-weight:400;letter-spacing:normal;orphans:2;text-align:left;text-decoration-color:initial;text-decoration-style:initial;text-decoration-thickness:initial;text-indent:0px;text-transform:none;white-space:normal;widows:2;word-spacing:0px;">The Jerusalem Theatre, Israel's largest center for art and culture, is located in the heart of the capital's Talbieh neighborhood, near the Presidential Residence. Established in 1971 at the initiative of Miles M and Gita Sherover and then Mayor Teddy Kollek, it was designed by architect Michael Nadler. Three additional halls, donated by the Chicago-based Crown Family with the support of the Jerusalem Foundation and the Jerusalem Municipality, opened in 1986. The Studio (Ulpan), hosting 250 was opened in 2006. The Theatre continues to renew and develop its facility and recently, in 2014, opened a new hall, for Micro Theatre. <span style="-webkit-text-stroke-width:0px;display:inline !important;float:none;font-style:normal;font-variant-caps:normal;font-variant-ligatures:normal;font-weight:400;letter-spacing:normal;orphans:2;text-align:left;text-decoration-color:initial;text-decoration-style:initial;text-decoration-thickness:initial;text-indent:0px;text-transform:none;white-space:normal;widows:2;word-spacing:0px;">Within the Theater's complex, there is a new and luxurious hotel with 73 rooms.&nbsp;

Jerusalem Theatre

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A center for the performing arts in Jerusalem

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<h2>All the reasons to choose to celebrate a private or family event at the Ramada Hotel Jerusalem</h2>The Ramada Hotel provides you with various venues for hosting events of all sizes, from small gatherings to large celebrations of up to a thousand guests. Among the characteristics that have made Ramada a leading hotel for celebrating events – are the best kosher meals in the country and a meticulous and modular design that will allow you to plan a unique, exciting, and unforgettable experience. The seasoned and skilled staff of the Ramada Hotel will help you organize the event from start to finish, and will accompany you at every step until the day itself. Naturally, we wanted to create an unforgettable effect. Therefore, the state-of-the-art lighting systems will provide the celebrators with a memorable experience. The hotel has audiovisual systems in place and the most advanced and state-of-the-art sound and video equipment.<h3>What are the best events to celebrate here?</h3>At the Ramada Hotel, you can arrange private events such as weddings, Bar Mitzvah, Shabbat Hatan, Brit, anniversaries, business events, release parties and gala evenings, conferences, seminars, and extensive conferences that include accommodation solutions for all guests.

Private and family events at the Ramada Hotel Jerusalem

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Ramada Hotel Jerusalem invites you to set your events and celebrations in a classic Jerusalem atmosphere with a luxurious twist!

Marking a special occasion? Want to create an event incorporating a good film, spectacular decor, and professional services? Now you can turn any event into a luxurious and unforgettable experience at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Whether planning a festive reception, seminars, conferences, work or social gatherings - the Jerusalem Cinematheque is the place for you.The Jerusalem Cinematheque offers four state-of-the-arts screening halls, equipped with the most advanced technologies and projection devices: from advanced digital systems, to film and video. The Cinematheque building is wheelchair accessible and all screening halls have handicapped accessibility.The Cinematheque terrace, overlooking the vistas of Jerusalem's Old City, and the spacious Cinematheque garden offer the visitors a delightful lounging experience. The Cinematheque Gallery is also suitable for receptions and exhibitions (220). The Cinematheque can also offer more intimate spaces, ideal for lectures and conferences, for any preference and purpose.Our staff will be happy to assist you in the planning of a unique experience with an exclusive touch and offer counseling, guidance, content selection, and operation needs.

Eco-Friendly

Up to 800 Participants

Jerusalem Cinematheque

Up to 500 Participants

The Khan Theater was established in the 19th during the Ottoman Period. It was built on the ruins of an inn from the Crusade Period. At those times, travelers on their way to or from Jerusalem would stop to sleep at the Khan – the inn – after the city walls were locked for the night.This unique building, the charming courtyard with its special atmosphere make this venue to be one of Jerusalem's most beautiful gems.&nbsp;

Up to 300 Participants

Jerusalem Khan Theater

Up to 980 Participants

Olmaya offers an exclusive venue in Jerusalem, blending stunning historical views with modern architecture. Located at the Haas Promenade, it overlooks the Old City, providing a unique backdrop for high-end events. The venue combines a sleek glass structure with a restored arched foyer, offering flexible spaces that can be tailored for weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, and corporate events.With exceptional dining and service, Olmaya’s in-house kitchen specializes in local cuisine with meat and dairy options, complemented by premium bar services. From aperitifs in the front garden to ceremonies among olive trees and grand receptions in the Glass Pergola, Olmaya ensures an unforgettable experience that exceeds expectations.

Up to 600 Participants

OLMAYA

The Pavilion Jerusalem is a state-of-the-art conference and performing arts center located in the heart of Jerusalem. The Pavilion Jerusalem is an elegant venue designed by architect Ya’acov Malho. Constructed in 2004, its main hall comfortably seats up to 600 people for music, opera, theater, dance, and conferences.&nbsp;Serving as a cultural cornerstone of the Jerusalem region, the Pavilion hosts in any given season some of the world’s most highly acclaimed artists, performers, entertainers, and speakers. Suitable for major productions, live recordings, classical or contemporary music, ballet, theatre, graduations, and conferences. The Pavilion is the right place for you to host extraordinary and memorable experiences. There is something for everyone at The Pavilion.<o:p></o:p>

Up to 550 Participants

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PAVILION

Steps away from Jerusalem’s Downtown Triangle business district, the WeWork international brand offers a perfect event space. From modern lounges and dedicated conference rooms, we built our two-floor King George location with productivity in mind. Here, guests are welcome to enjoy an endless supply of micro-roasted coffee, a pet-friendly policy, and easy access to the bus and train via King George Street. Plus, nearby Machne Yehuda Market offers tons of tasty options for lunch, team outings, and client dinners.&nbsp;

Up to 130 Participants

WEWORK

Up to 2,500 Participants

Antique manuscripts, robots taking books off the shelves, an exciting interactive display, enchanted items, and rare copies of cultural texts – would you believe you can find all of this at the National Library of Israel?For more than 130 years, the Library has preserved the greatest and most important written treasures of our culture, now available in a new building where you can experience and enjoy them yourself.Since its founding in 1892, the National Library of Israel has gone through many changes, eventually becoming the national center for collecting, preserving, cultivating, and bequeathing the treasures of knowledge, culture and heritage of the Jewish People and Israel's citizenry as a whole.In 2007, NLI embarked upon an ambitious journey of renewal for the 21st century, promoting access and encouraging meaningful engagement with the treasures of Jewish and Israeli culture as never before. The Library’s renewal, in partnership with Yad Hanadiv, a Rothschild Foundation, has centered on a range of innovative educational, cultural, and digital initiatives, culminating in the opening of NLI’s new David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Building in the heart of Jerusalem, in October 2023. Situated between the Knesset and the Israel Museum, the new building is heralded as an architectural landmark that has taken a place of honor along the Jerusalem cityscape.&nbsp;The Library has moved into a new, innovative building, completing the transformation of the National Library of Israel into a cultural and social institution presenting exhibitions and maintaining a variety of cultural and leisure activities. The Library also serves as an outstanding venue for hosting conferences and events in the highest standards.&nbsp;Enhance your event by booking a guided group tour of the William Davidson Permanent Exhibition Gallery and the Treasury of Words exhibition, where visitors experience the Library's most precious objects: antique manuscripts and books, magical bowls inscribed with incantations, and writings from the archives of historical and cultural leaders. Discover the fascinating stories behind these treasures of many different eras, from the cradle of our civilization to the present day.Outside the building, you can walk through the beautiful Idan and Batia Ofer Park and enjoy the Letters of Light sculpture by Micha Ullman in the Koum Family Foundation Letters of Light Sculpture Garden. You can also find Harry's Café, a dairy restaurant, prayer halls for all religions, as well as unique works of art, some of which were made specially for the Library.&nbsp;

Up to 1,000 Participants

The National Library of Israel

Over 7,000 species and varieties of different plants from around the world make up the university botanical garden in Givat Ram, Jerusalem. This is the largest botanical garden in Israel, covering 150 dunams. The collection of living plants in the garden is the largest in the Middle East, and is spread across six geographical sections - Southern Africa, Europe, North America, Australia, Southwest and Central Asia and the Mediterranean Sea. The garden plots simulate the flora of each region and display spectacular blooms throughout the year. In addition, the garden has a tropical greenhouse and a desert greenhouse, which create a space that simulates the specific type of climate respectively, in which plants grow in habitats of this kind in nature.The garden offers many beautiful spots for hosting outdoor events as well as an elegant new hall for conferences and events, with beautiful views of the lake.&nbsp;

Up to 3,000 Participants

The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens 

The Biblical Zoo has become Israel’s most visited attraction, thanks to its unique Jerusalem atmosphere and its zoological collection like no other in Israel.&nbsp;The zoo lies within a pastoral valley in southwestern Jerusalem and provides its resident animals with living conditions at international standards. At the zoo, you will find a variety of experiential activities for children and adults, alongside rich information on every one of the animals living there.&nbsp;The Biblical Zoo focuses on maintaining a zoological collection with good living conditions and developing and facilitating educational activities to bring the public closer to nature conservation and wildlife protection. The zoo promotes social involvement, conducts research, and participates in national and international projects of conservation, breeding, and returning animals to the wild. It does all this while creating a place for enriching leisure within an atmosphere that emphasizes the values of nature.

The Tisch Family Zoological Gardens