A Tour of the in the Jewish quarter of the old city Time of tour: 2 to 4 hours During the reign of the kings of Judah in Jerusalem the ...
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Herodian Quarter
The Herodian Quarter – The Wohl Museum of Archeology is a six-house compound, situated on the slope of the hill facing the Temple Mount. The Upper City was situated on ...
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The Kidron Valley is one of Jerusalem’s most sacred locales, due to its location between the Temple Mount and the Mount of Olives. It runs from eastern slope of Mount Moriah ...
Read More »Holyland Model of Second Temple Jerusalem
To visualise Jerusalem of old at the peak of its power, look down on the outdoor scale model of the Holyland Model of Second Temple Jerusalem at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Israel. ...
Read More »The Broad Wall
The Western Wall gets all the attention, but only a couple minutes’ walk away is another wall, significantly older and arguably of greater historical (if not spiritual) significance. This is ...
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What is the Garden Tomb The Garden Tomb has no church and no archaeology and is probably not the burial-place of Jesus. However, the Garden Tomb is believed by many ...
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St. Stephen’s Church and the The École Biblique St. Stephen’s Church and the The École Biblique are located along the ancient road to Damascus, approximately 1/4 mile outside the walls of Jerusalem’s ...
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King Solomon’s Quarry The mysterious Zedekiah’s Cave is located east of Damascus Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem. However it is neither Solomon’s Quarry nor Zedekiah’s Cave. It is a 5-acre ...
Read More »Purim in Mahane Yehuda Market, Jerusalem, 2013
Mahane Yehuda Enjoy Purim in Mahane Yehuda Market, Jerusalem: Machane Yehuda market, however, represents the contemporary—and the future—heart of Jerusalem. Machane Yehuda integrates, in a unique way, the old and ...
Read More »Damascus Gate and Beit HaBad Street Market
Damascus Gate (Sha’ar Shechem) The Old City’s Damascus Gate (Bab Alamud, Sha’ar Shechem) is the main point of entry into the Muslim Quarter. Built in 1542 by Ottoman Emperor Suleiman the ...
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