Jerusalem is a city that needs to be experienced in person. The innate spiritual feeling flows through every street, pulling you into its deep, historical significance. Whether you're religious or not, Jerusalem makes you feel something you've not felt before. The apex of the spiritually resides at the Wailing Wall. Wander through the grounds and you'll feel the religious fervour emanating from every crevice. Surprisingly, step out from the Western Wall and you'll almost immediately find contemporary stores and commercial outlets. The juxtaposition of religious tradition and tourist amenities is one of the many captivating aspects of The Old City. Once you venture out of the Old Town, Jerusalem resembles most other cities. Inviting restaurants serve fresh falafel and many bars are filled with locals, all happy to mingle with tourists over a pint of beer. To really immerse yourself into Israeli culture, Mahane Yehuda is a thriving market of various foods and clothes. After so much exploration, retire at your peaceful refuge. The cosy interior is perfect for those intimate evenings with a film or curled up with a book. Come the morning, enjoy the creamy taste of shakshuka with your morning coffee on the balcony. Home truths: * The second bed is a double sofa bed in the living room area * The host asks guests to be respectful of their neighbours and be considerate of noise * The host would like guests to keep noise down on the balcony between the hours of 11pm-7am