How To Reach Tower Of David Jerusalem Citadel

Reaching the Tower of David (Jerusalem Citadel) in Jerusalem, Israel

By Air: The nearest international airport to Jerusalem is Ben Gurion Airport (TLV). From the airport, visitors can take a taxi, shared shuttle service, or public transportation to reach Jerusalem.

By Public Transportation:

• Train: Israel Railways operates trains from Ben Gurion Airport to Jerusalem's Yitzhak Navon station. From there, you can take the Light Rail or a taxi to the Old City, where the Tower of David is located.
• Bus: There are also direct buses from the airport to Jerusalem Central Bus Station. Once at the central station, you can catch a bus, light rail, or taxi to the Old City.

By Road: Renting a car at the airport and driving to Jerusalem is an option, though parking in the city, especially near the Old City, can be challenging.

By Shuttle: Shared shuttle services like Nesher Tours offer door-to-door transportation from the airport to Jerusalem.

By Taxi: Taxis are readily available at the airport and can take you directly to the Tower of David. Agree on the fare beforehand or ensure the meter is running to avoid any confusion.

Once in Jerusalem, the Tower of David is accessible:

• On Foot: The citadel is located near the Jaffa Gate entrance of the Old City, a short walk from many hotels and hoststrongs in the city center.
• Light Rail: The closest light rail stop is the City Hall (Safra Square). From there, it is approximately a 10-minute walk to the Jaffa Gate.

Note: The old city of Jerusalem has narrow and sometimes uneven streets, which might not be accessible by car or public buses. It's recommended to walk or take a light rail to the nearby station.

Accessibility: The Tower of David Museum is partially accessible to wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. There are also services available for the visually and hearing-impaired.