014 Paulus-Haus

Architect: Heinrich Renard, 1908

An opportunity to see a building that dates back to the beginning of the 20^th century, which originally was a guesthouse for German pilgrims. From 1917 to 1948, it served as a British Mandate administration building, after which it housed the Schmidts Girls College. Today, it is once again a guesthouse for pilgrims. The guided tours will include the imperial guest room and a small museum containing models made by Conrad Schick (located in the basement). Participants will also enjoy a stunning view of the Old City from the rooftop terrace.

• Carrying a weapon of any kind is not allowed in the compound.