The Jerusalem March 2025 is not only a local celebration but one of the largest cultural events during Sukkot in Israel. Each year tens of thousands of participants \u2013 Jerusalem residents, families from across the country, and visitors from abroad \u2013 walk together along city trails and natural landscapes. The march has become a cultural symbol, combining community spirit, family recreation and international tourism.<\/p>\n
The Jerusalem March 2025 takes place on Thursday, October 9, from early morning until the afternoon. The event offers three main routes that highlight both urban and natural landmarks:<\/p>\n
10 km for experienced hikers<\/strong> \u2013 from Rotem Lookout through Nahal Refaim Park to Sacher Park.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n 8 km medium route<\/strong> \u2013 via the Valley of the Gazelles, Israel Museum and the Knesset.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n 5 km family route<\/strong> \u2013 starting at Safra Square, passing Jaffa Gate, Yemin Moshe and Rehavia, ending at Sacher Park.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Along the way, participants encounter live music ensembles, refreshment stations and family-friendly activity points.<\/p>\n All three routes converge at Sacher Park, which becomes a vibrant festival ground between 10:00 and 16:00. Street performances, children\u2019s workshops and creative stands turn the park into a cultural hub for families. At 12:30, popular singer Moshe Peretz headlines the main stage, adding a festive highlight to the day.<\/p>\nSacher Park \u2013 the heart of family celebrations<\/h3>\n