Basilica of the Annunciation. Nazareth, Israel by ...Photo by Creative Commons
Sea of Galilee, Jerusalem.Photo by Anonymous
City of David and the Kidron Valley, Jerusalem by ...Photo by Creative Commons
Dwelling foundations unearthed at Tell es-Sultan i...Photo by Anonymous
Roman aqueduct that brought water from Mount Carme...Photo by Creative Commons
The Judean Desert, Jericho, JerusalemPhoto by Anonymous
City of David, Jerusalem by Yoel Ben-Avraham via W...Photo by Creative Commons
Rosh Hanrika, JerusalemPhoto by Anonymous
Holy Sepulchre Photo by Illya V, USA
Ruins of the thermal bathsPhoto by Anonymous
Who could imagine - it's just oriental bazarPhoto by Michael R, USA
Amazing place to experience! Photo by Rod H, Australia
Not very useful information but the nice cool p...Photo by Michael R, USA
Holy Navity Church Photo by Illya V, USA
Golgotha Photo by Illya V, USA
Wailing Wall Photo by Illya V, USA
Kids with mentors attended the holy place. Actu...Photo by Michael R, USA
All-around - stores of souvenirs. Don't waste y...Photo by Michael R, USA
View from the wall near the Jaffa gate.
Y...Photo by Michael R, USA
Old City Photo by Illya V, USA
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People have been writing about Jerusalem for the better part of its 3,000-year history, but your first glimpse inside the ancient walled city is guaranteed to leave you speechless. Jerusalem is a spiritual center, holy to the three great faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
One of the most fascinating places you'll ever visit, within a short walk of each other you can find Christians quietly praying in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jews worshipping by the Western Wall and Muslims prostrate before Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Jerusalem's architecture remains in remarkable shape - you could spend days (or weeks) getting lost in its labyrinth of alleys and bustling bazaars, the Old City, biblical sites and patchwork of secular and religious neighborhoods.
Byzantine church and Mosaics Uncovered
About 45km south of Jerusalem in the Ella valley, where David fought Goliath, lie the ruins of an ancient agricultural settlement from Iron age II, Hirbet Midras. The site contained a large Jewish ... Continue Reading »
3 Days in Jerusalem: Suggested Itineraries
The living home of the world’s three major religions, Jerusalem is also a vibrant city for outdoor sightseeing. Stroll along pedestrian walkways and streets lined with Ottoman architecture, past ... Continue Reading »
Herodium
"So they went eight furlongs to Herodium; for there by his own command he was to be buried. And thus did Herod end his life." Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews It was the American ... Continue Reading »
Israel Museum
Widely renowned as being one the leading art and archaeological museums in the world today, the Israel Museum, Jerusalem was the brainchild of former Jerusalem mayor Teddy Kollek and houses ... Continue Reading »
Travel the Via Dolorosa
In attempting a journey along the Via Dolorosa (or the Stations of the Cross, as Catholics describe it), it is important to get your priorities in order. Depending on the nature of your visit, a ... Continue Reading »
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