Gal Sapir

Guide tours in Tel Aviv & Jerusalem, Study a bachelor’s degree in criminology and social work. Former Military Police Investigator investigating and graduating from the Music Department at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.

I believe that one should always research and ask, and learning should be fun. If research and learning can be combined with creativity and practice, we’ve all gained. The graffiti and food tours are my way of getting us to this place.

My vision is that together we can learn a little from the street language so that we can walk in it and understand what is going on in the entire world that exists on the walls around us. Tasting things you haven’t tasted, we’ll raise questions you didn’t think of and any art piece we will see, we’ll try to look from a unique perspective. The goal is that at the end of the tour, you will feel that you are not just walking down the street, but experiencing it, its smells and tastes and its colors.

I love working in Grafitiyul because it allowed me to know the world I’m going to try and expose you to, and maybe like me, you’ll fall in love with it. The possibility that I can learn from the people who come on tours is astonishing to me over and over again, and my ability to give them information that can be useful to them in areas such as communication, expression, art, history and many more, is not at all obvious.

Another love I have is singing. For years I have performed in countless performances, including with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta, the Israeli Opera, to presidents and prime ministers in official ceremonies, and I have performed in Japan, Germany, the USA, and Poland. , As well as the need to always renew and innovate so that each customer can discern the work that has been specifically invested in it, and feel that the tour has been tailored to its exact dimensions.

Next goal: when I will finish study I look forward to using my capabilities to support and assist victims of sexual assaults, with an emphasis on the problem of coping with the police and the justice system.