We had the chance to visit with our group the Knesset, meeting with a political representative, explaining the Israel situation and then continue with the local guide on all the most important points.

English speaking tours are offered on Sundays and Thursdays. Get to see the Chagall tapestries and mosaic. Learn about the Israeli government and political system. Best of all, the tour is free. I've visited many museums, historical and religious sites in Israel. This is one of the best presentations.

eveb though the security measures are very high and sometimes annoying tkae your time there inside the building

me my wife and 2 sons we join the morning english tour , when you arrive you go through security and identity check and you walk to the main building where a guide will welcome you and guide you through the whole building , the information were very good , ,and the guide will answer every question, we saw the... More

The Israeli parliament, the Knesset, it the beating heart of the democracy in Israel. While most of the debates held in the Knesset are rather boring for visitors (and are held in Hebrew), they demonstrate just how the only Democracy in the Middle East works. Worth a visit.

Quite a walk out of the old city but close to 2 other museums worth a visit with cafes e.g. dead sea scrolls. 3 or so english guided tours a week- arrive 3/4 an hour in advance, bags get checked and left in zippy security bag store area and passports checked. We got to see the debating chamber and many... More

When visiting the Knesset, you get a first-hand understanding how amazing the Israeli democracy is. Nothing in the middle east functions like it. You will be exposed to history but also to everyday decision making.

Despite having been to Israel several times, I had never been inside the Knesset. This time I took the English tour. It is about an hour, and is great. You start with a brief film about the history of the Knesset, then you see the Chagall tapestries and mosaics, and end in the actual legislative chamber. You need to arrive... More

On my previous two visits to this blocky concrete structure I took the public tour which was interesting but limited, but on this visit my small group was honored with a private hour-long meeting with an elected member/leader of the Knesset who spoke to us quite honestly and candidly about the country's issues and the elections coming up in January... More