Hebron is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and has been at the crossroads of cultures and civilisations for millennia. It is home to numerous religious shrines and monuments and is a beloved destination for pilgrims from around the world.

Known as 'Khalil' in Arabic, this UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site illustrates Palestine's ancient history and vividly displays vibrant markets, mosques, shrines, and historical sites. Its history is intertwined with the three Abrahamic religions, making it stand out as a place of extraordinary cultural, spiritual, and historical importance.

Today, Hebron is divided, with a large Israeli settlement in the heart of the city, surrounded by Palestinian neighbourhoods and villages, resulting in an increasingly complex and volatile situation. To fully understand the city, this tour offers an in-depth exploration of the cultural mosaic and political dynamics at play, allowing visitors to witness and learn first-hand about the fragmented city's history, culture, industrial craftsmanship, and political landscape through stories that will bring the city to life while walking its old streets. You will encounter an intriguing mix of ancient and modern, where religious monuments and archaeological sites coexist with contemporary urban sprawl.