Start your journey in Bnei Brak by gathering at the City Hall Square, where you will meet your knowledgeable guides, Avi and Hezki. Here, you'll receive an introduction to the tour and a general historical overview of Bnei Brak, a city renowned for its ultra-Orthodox Jewish community. The guides will provide insights into the city's founding, development, and the cultural and religious significance of its inhabitants. This stop sets the stage for an immersive experience into the unique lifestyle and traditions of Bnei Brak.

Take a relaxing stroll through the city garden, where you'll receive a detailed explanation of the different groups within the ultra-Orthodox community, including Hasidim, Litvaks, Ashkenazim, and Sephardim. Learn about their traditional clothing, cultural practices, and the distinctions between these groups. This stop offers a comprehensive look at the diverse fabric of Bnei Brak's society.

Delight in the culinary heritage of Bnei Brak at a hidden gem known for serving the ultra-Orthodox community's most beloved dish: cholent. This hearty, slow-cooked stew, made from beans, barley, potatoes, and meat, is traditionally enjoyed on Shabbat. In addition to the cholent, you'll savor various types of kugel, a baked pudding that comes in both sweet and savory varieties. This stop offers a true taste of Jewish comfort food, providing an authentic and flavorful experience of the local cuisine.

Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of Jewish cuisine at a local deli renowned for its authentic offerings. This stop allows you to taste a variety of smoked fish salads, with a special emphasis on the traditional smoked herring. Experience the unique and savory tastes that are integral to the Jewish culinary tradition, providing you with a delicious glimpse into the local food culture of Bnei Brak.

Experience the bustling atmosphere of Rabbi Akiva Street, often referred to as the "Champs-Élysées" of Bnei Brak. This vibrant street is lined with shops, eateries, and significant landmarks.

Discover the world of Jewish scholarship at Ponevezh Yeshiva, one of the most prestigious institutions in the ultra-Orthodox Lithuanian community. This visit provides insights into the yeshiva system, the process of matchmaking, and the unique aspects of the ultra-Orthodox economy. Learn about the history and significance of this renowned yeshiva.

Itzkovitch Synagogue is one of the most active synagogues in the world, with prayer services taking place around the clock in multiple rooms. There are an average 17,000 visitors a day

Satisfy your sweet tooth and enjoy savory treats at a traditional Jewish bakery renowned for its delicious pastries. This stop features a variety of baked goods that are staples in Jewish cuisine, offering a delectable mix of flavors and textures. From sweet rugelach to savory bourekas, this bakery provides a mouth-watering experience that showcases the rich culinary heritage of the Jewish community in Bnei Brak.