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Jerusalem, one of the oldest cities in the world situated in the Middle East and located on a plateau in the Judaean Mountains between Mediterranean and Dead sea.This city is an incredible blend of religions and cultures.Jerusalem is center for Christians, Jewish and Muslim faiths. Lets take me to walk through the streets where history was created.Attractions :1. Western wall

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Best time to visit Jerusalem is from May to October

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Old City of Jerusalem

Jerusalem

This is the day of Shabbat (Saturday). Today there was no transportation. Even taxis were hard to find. Given that Jerus...

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Western Wall

Western Wall Plaza, Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem 97500

10. The Final Destination i.e. Temple Mount- This place is considered Holiest for thousands of years by all the three fa...

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Yad Vashem - Holocaust Memorial

Mount of Remembrance, Mount Herzl, Jerusalem 91034

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Suq Khan e-Zeit and Christian Quarter Road., Christian Quarter, Jerusalem

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Church of the Holy Sepulcher

Jerusalem, Israel

Entering the Christian quarter of the old city of Jerusalem, the Basilica Of The Holy Sepulcher is the said place of the...

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Mount of Olives

Mount of Olives Road, East Jerusalem, Jerusalem

If there is one city in the world that you have to see as a whole, it is Jerusalem. While you are on the ground, going f...

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The Wailing Wall

Jerusalem, Israel

Judaism is the dominant religion of Jerusalem. The 64% strong Jewish Population is reason enough to call the Wailing Wal...

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City of David

City of David, Jerusalem

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Al Aqsa Mosque

Temple Mount (Haram al-Sharif), Jerusalem

Next morning We woke up early, checked out of hotel and went straight to the highlight of our Jerusalem trip. The Temple...

Sightseeing

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Dome of the Rock (al-Haram al-Sharif)

Temple Mount (Haram al-Sharif), Jerusalem

Via Dolorosa (Way of the Cross)

Via Dolorosa, Old Town, Jerusalem

We went from here to walk the Via Dolorosa. The street was bustling with people, probably not unlike in the time of Chri...

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Temple Of Rama

Rama St, Jerusalem, Israel

There are the figures of Rama, Laxmana and Seeta. These Statues are almost 6 ft. There is small road next to temple whic...

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Temple Mount

Jerusalem

Although it was a very short trip, it's experience will always remain in my heart . This was one of the most peaceful pl...

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Garden of Gethsemane

Jericho Rd, Jerusalem

Further down the hill we celebrated Mass at the Church of all nations –garden of Gethsemane. The church is surrounded ...

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Mea Shearim

Outside the walls of the Old City, Jerusalem

From there we walked to Mea Shearim which is an orthodox neighbourhood of Jerusalem. It was very intriguing to take a lo...

Sightseeing

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Eden Tamir Music Center

Hamaayan 29, Jerusalem

Dome of the Rock

Jerusalem, Israel

My first stop was the Western Wall, a site crucial to the Jewish faith. Jews visit it regularly, mainly to mourn the lo...

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Al'Aqsa Mosque

Jerusalem, Israel

One of the most auspicious and holy sites for Muslims all around the world, the Al Aqsa Mosque is an ancient architectur...

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Maoz

Maoz St, Jerusalem

The falafel is amazing! ...

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Al-Ula museum

Israel Museum, Museum Blvd, Jerusalem, 91904, Israel

This museum contains many antiquites and ancient artifacts that highlight the civilization of the Arabian Peninsula from...

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Yad Vashem

Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, Israel

The Holocaust Memorial at Yad Vashem....

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Via Dolorosa

Jerusalem

Tel Be'er Sheva

Church of the Visitation

Ein Kerem

Disco Layal

Bet Jala Zaytona Village, Beit Jal

Nahal Tzin

Nature

Gazelle Valley Park

Gazelle Valley, Jerusalem

Alliance Church International Cemetery

41 Emek Refaim Street., Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Armenian Quarter

David Street, Armenian Patriarchate Road, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

The Cenacle

Mount Zion, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Belz Synagogue

2 Dover Shalom, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Tayelet Haas Promenade

Daniel Yanofsky Street, Jerusalem

Hebron Glass & Ceramics Factory

Ras Al-Jora Street, Jerusalem

Shopping

Hurva Synagogue

89 Hayehudim Rd, Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Vision Neil Folberg Gallery

18 Yosef Rivlin Street, 1st Floor, Jerusalem 91020

Shuki Freiman

10 King David Street, Jerusalem

Shopping

Pool of Shiloah

City of David, Jerusalem

Dung Gate

Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Grotto of Gethsemane

Bottom at the Mount of Olives, Jerusalem

Yad Sarah

124 Herzl Blvd, Jerusalem 96187

Sightseeing

Christian Quarter

Christian Quarter Road, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Moshe Castel Museum

1 Kikar HaMuseon, Ma'ale Adumim, Jerusalem

King David's Tomb

Mount Zion, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Ramban Synagogue

Bet El and Misherot Hakehuna, at the corner of HaYehudim Street and the main square, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Run Jerusalem

Kore Hadorot, Jerusalem 93387

Nature

Hadar Mall

Pierre Konig St., Jerusalem

The First Station

4 David Remez Road, Zip 935410, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

Shabbat of a Lifetime

Nissim Bahar, Jerusalem

Sightseeing

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While walking down the streets of Jerusalem! I encountered this artist lost in her play.

By Gunjan Khandelwal

Next day we took a direct bus from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem which took us around one and half an hours. Jerusalem has this vibe, you just like it. So the very moment we entered the city, I fell in love with the city. There is just one tram track which took us directly to our hotel in Eastern Jerusalem. After checking in and settling down a but we headed for the old town, today we planned to explore the jewish and christian quarter of the old town. Old town is a cultural hotspot. The people, the sounds, smell and the languages. We followed the infamous path 'Via Dolorosa' which Jesus took when he was being crucified. Eventually it took us to the Church of Holy Sepulchre. In the evening we went for a walk in western Jerusalem. It was similar to a European city with fancy shopping streets and host of options to eat.

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By ANshul Sharma

Let me start by saying it isn't my first trip to Jerusalem. I've been to the Holy Land several times before. So what's the big difference this time?In addition to all our usual sight-seeing, including staying at our favorite David Citadel hotel - this time we also acted on a recommendation we got from a friend - and went to The Western Wall Tunnel.For those of you who aren't yet familiar with this part of the Western Wall (also called "The Wailing Wall"), The Tunnel is actually the rest of The Wall, extending almost 500 meters - most of it underground.It's also known as The Davidson Center Archaeological Garden, or "The Ophel" (in Hebrew: The Rising One, meaning the one that goes upwards, since it's situated on a hill).

My Best Trip to Jerusalem Yet

By Raviv Ornir

We reached Jerusalem at 15:00 hours. Jerusalem is known as a holy city in the world. It is the birthplace of three different religions (Judaism, Islam, Christianity) in the world. Jerusalem has been sacred to Judaism for roughly 3000 years, to Christianity for around 2000 years, and to Islam for approximately 1400 years. The 2000 Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem lists 1204 synagogues, 158 churches, and 73 mosques within the city. Israel is ancient yet among the most developed country in the world.

Travel Diary from Israel and Jordan

By Munjal Desai

Our new day began with the visit to the Mount of Olives from where Jesus ascended into heaven; his footprints are still to be seen on the floor of the church. Then we visited the Church of Pater Noster further down the hill. There, the garden and Church are surrounded by plaques depicting the Our Father in hundreds of different languages. We recited the prayer together in English, and Hindi. Then further on first seeing the striking image of the city of Jerusalem laid out before us. You see the beautiful image of the gold domed Dome of the Rock and the less vivid dome of the Holy Sepulchre. You see the Golden Gate, also referred to as the Beautiful Gate, closed awaiting the entrance of the Messiah to the Holy City. Our pilgrim group was snapping photos constantly, trying to capture this marvellous view.

Pilgrimage to the Holy Land - Jordan, Israel, Palestine

By Joe

7. Jerusalem- Panoramic view of the city which has mainly two parts- Old city and the new city. The old part also known as the City of David was built in 4th millennium BC. the entire city buildings are made of Limestone which is also called Jerusalem stone.The 4 quarters still exist peacefully inside the old city- Jewish , Christians, Armenians & Muslims.8. The Last Supper- Below is the picture where we can see the place of the last supper where Jesus was believed to have his supper with his 12 disciples and announced that one of them would betray him.9. The Western Wall- a wall constructed as a part of the expansion of second Jewish temple in 19 BCE by Harod the great. This is located in the old city of Jerusalem.

Top 10 most amazing points of interest to visit in Israel & Palestine: a road less travelled

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Jerusalem, Israel

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