Jerusalem Prices

« And to wrap up the tour - the Dead Sea... we were floating around like corks))) of course, we couldn't resist and tried to lick a finger))))) oh my goodness!!!!!! Never do this!!! A million kilograms of salt in a glass of water))) By the way about the water... since it was super hot and humid during the sandstorm (around 104°F), we had to drink a lot. After finishing yet another bottle of water and realizing we had only Egyptian pounds left, I decided to take a chance and managed to get a bottle of water instead of 50 pounds (about $2) for just 5!!!! Even my husband didn't expect that))))) the prices are just unreal ((( »

« I find it sacrilegious to take photos at a cemetery. However, the cemetery in Jerusalem is already regarded as a landmark in Israel. A "plot" here costs around $275,000, making it one of the most expensive cemeteries in the world. 😊 »

« The Temple Mount, a holy site for both Muslims and Christians. According to Islamic legend, it was here that the prophet Muhammad first appeared, while in Christian tradition, it is said that under this rock, God found the dust of Adam and created the first human and the entire world ✨ Everywhere except this place, the attitude towards tourists is very welcoming—take photos, pray, or just sit and be inspired. It doesn't matter what you're wearing or what's in your bag. ✨ However, on the Temple Mount, which is controlled by the Muslim community, we were rudely stripped of our kippahs and forced to wrap ourselves in scarves, while boys are coerced into buying scarves for $20 to cover their legs (many in knee-length shorts) 😨 Non-Muslims are prohibited from entering the Temple itself. Overall, it was a mixed impression; the feeling of God's house didn’t quite touch us here 😞 »

« This market really touched my heart... Bracelets, interior knick-knacks... If only my friend had come here, she would have left broke with a ton of stuff! 😄 I didn’t think I would end up haggling at a market, but here we are. The bracelets that were initially offered for 50 dollars ended up selling for just 5 dollars after a little negotiation. I'm so happy! 🎉 »

« A Hasidic family. Such a beaver hat can cost up to $5000. »

« "We found a masterpiece, couldn't resist)))
$11...Vasnetsov would be impressed!" »

« Jerusalem is a city of three religions, a sacred land with an incredible history. First off, the city is quite expensive; for instance, a bus ride costs around $3. This place gets dark early, and by 6 PM, the city feels deserted. The most profound experience for me was visiting the Western Wall; there’s an incredible sense of fullness and peace in the soul after prayer... »

« This is the super tram cruising the streets of Jerusalem, with a ticket cost of about $3 (7 shekels). By the way, they really don’t know how to make borscht here - it’s just a sour red liquid with meat dumplings for $14 (32 shekels). Don’t take the risk, friends!)))) »

« The average salary in Israel is around $3,000. That's not bad by any standard. The quality of life is good. »

« Souvenirs in the cathedral... but the prices are far from heavenly)))) »

« Jews will be Jews: to the Golgotha, only with a wooden cross – buy it, in the Jordan, to be baptized only in a special shirt – buy it, at the Lord's tomb, only a special candle for $30 – buy it. And so on. »

« Mount Olives offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire area. On this mountain is the most expensive cemetery in the world, where those wishing to rest here purchase plots for $1 million. »

« Well, that's it... The trip to Israel has come to an end, we're just waiting for our tram)) By the way, the fare is around $0.19)) »

« There’s a lot of negativity overall, unlike what I heard before. No “all religions are like brothers”, just a sense of exclusivity everywhere, and the most surprising thing - the prices. We heard legends that some cities are more expensive than others, but we never thought we’d see it. Well, we did))) it’s dark)) »

« So much happiness for $13 😚😚😚 Why didn't I notice them earlier?! Anyway, I'm totally on board with these sneakers ✌️ »

« 95 gasoline at $0.93 per liter, no cash register, payment directly through the terminal. »

« 60 shekels, 40 minutes. Keep that in mind. »