Discover the Historical Charm of the Finger of Og

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start by navigating to Route 1 (the main highway) from your location in the Central District. Once on Route 1, head towards Jerusalem. As you approach Jerusalem, take the exit for Route 60 towards Gilo/Jerusalem. Continue on Route 60, and follow the signs to Jerusalem city center. Once in the city, look for signs directing you to Shne'ur Kheshin St. You can use a GPS or maps app for accurate navigation. The Finger of Og is located at Shne'ur Kheshin St, Jerusalem. Parking may be available on nearby streets, but check for any parking regulations to avoid fines.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  To reach Finger of Og by public transportation, start by finding a bus station in your area. Look for bus lines that head towards Jerusalem. The Egged bus service operates routes from various locations in the Central District to Jerusalem. Once you arrive at the main bus station in Jerusalem (Jerusalem Central Bus Station), you can take a local bus or a taxi to reach Shne'ur Kheshin St. The local bus lines you can look for are the 18 or the 32, which stop near the area. Make sure to check the bus schedules and routes in advance. The cost for a bus ticket is typically around 6-10 NIS.

• Public Transportation (Train)

  If you prefer traveling by train, head to the nearest train station in the Central District, such as the Petah Tikva or Rishon Lezion train stations. Take a train towards Jerusalem. The train will arrive at the Jerusalem Malha station. From there, you can take a taxi or a bus to reach Finger of Og. If taking the bus, look for bus line 14 or 18, which can take you closer to Shne'ur Kheshin St. Train tickets typically cost around 20-30 NIS, and bus fares are additional.