Welcome to the Palestinian Heritage Center, Bethlehem

Getting to Palestinian Heritage Center

Bethlehem is a historical city located in the West Bank, and the Palestinian Heritage Center is one of its cultural gems. Whether you're coming from Israel or from within the Palestinian territories, there are a few ways to reach this destination.

From Tel Aviv or Jerusalem by Car:

If you're coming from Tel Aviv, take Highway 1 towards Jerusalem. From Jerusalem, proceed towards Bethlehem via the checkpoint. It's important to note that the political situation may affect travel, so always check for the latest travel advisories and road conditions.

1. From the center of Jerusalem, take Hebron Road (Route 60) south towards Bethlehem.
2. Continue on Route 60 until you reach the checkpoint.
3. After passing the checkpoint, follow the signs to the city center – the Palestinian Heritage Center is located near Manger Square.

By Public Transportation:

From Jerusalem, you can take an Arab bus or a shared taxi (servees) from the Damascus Gate to Bethlehem. The journey takes around 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic, and you will need to disembark at the last stop before navigating to the center on foot or by local taxi.

Guided Tours:

Many travelers choose to visit Bethlehem as part of a guided tour which includes transportation to and from the site. This can be a convenient and informative way to visit the Palestinian Heritage Center. Tours can be arranged from various points within Israel and the Palestinian territories.

When You Arrive:

The Palestinian Heritage Center is located near the Church of the Nativity, in the heart of Bethlehem. Once in the city center, the Center is within walking walking distance of several key historical sites.

Address: Palestinian Heritage Center, Manger St, Bethlehem, Palestinian Territories.

It's always advisable to check the local situation, opening hours and whether any special events or closures might affect your visit. Enjoy your trip to this important cultural landmark!