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Old City of Jerusalem
13,926 reviews
#1 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Amazing journey what a remarkable place and such amazing setting for all to visit Jerusalem the most amazing city with remarkable history and am absolute picture of pure and utter delight""Must see sights - Mount Of Olives, Gethsemane, Via Dolorosa, etc. Bezalel Hotel had book that mapped out walking tour of the city from all different directions so you can explore all the must-see sights of the cit..."
Western Wall
11,159 reviews
#2 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Dress warmly and go there in bad weather and you will be alone there with your reflection, your gratitude, your awe of the divine, and your inner demons.""... course that something interesting to see, but when you realize that this is part of The Holy Temple of Jerusalem, it adds so many layers of religious, spiritual and historical significance for billions of people."
Hezekiah's Tunnel - Siloam Tunnel
1,431 reviews
#3 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Great attraction with the family specially during the Summer walking in the water, the story of the guided tour makes great connection between what you see , the history and the bible""This is an amazing experience but you must go the wet route if you are claustrophobic take a good friend this is a must see and do and it is awesome"
Temple Mount Sifting Project- HaMasu'ot Lookout
169 reviews
#4 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"The Sifting Project is an educational, fun, inexpensive, and informative way to spend a few hours sifting through archaeological remnants of ancient Jerusalem.""To my mind, this is an unparalleled treasure hunt, where every pail of dirt can yield a direct connection to the First or Second Temples in Jerusalem."
The Garden Tomb
2,368 reviews
#5 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"They also have a little gift shop with post cards of the site and other items, like models of the tomb which could be great for teaching children about the burial and resurrection.""Whether this or the tomb in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is the actual site of Christ's burial, a visit here will help put the events surrounding the Crucifixion in perspective."
The Western Wall Tunnels
3,467 reviews
#6 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Very interesting guided tour, we did the right choice to choose a tour so the guide explained clearly everything about the pilgrims walking these tunnels in the centuries and the stories connecting the tunnel to H...""After a longish talk giving the history and significance of the site, you walk through archeological excavations to see some wonderful sites, such as a whole street of shops from the time of Christ."
Monte das Oliveiras
4,332 reviews
#8 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"There you can find old big Jewish cemetery and a lot of important Christian saint places - Garden of Gethsemane, Russian Orthodox Church of Mary Magdalene and many others amazing places to visit during pilgrimage...""The Mount of Olives is a great opportunity to see the three faiths of Jerusalem in one outing, there is a Muslim dome of Ascension, The Garden of Gethsemane and an important Jewish cemetery."
Jewish Quarter
1,835 reviews
#9 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Beautiful stone houses, built on top of ancient ruins, with gardens, markets interwoven as well as fun boutiques and areas to see the ruins of the temple period.""The Jewish quarter, whether you are Jewish, Christian, Muslim, of another faith, or non-religious, is a great place to visit to learn about the history of the Temple in Jerusalem and the way the ancient faith was..."
Garden of Gethsemane
2,829 reviews
#10 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"The private gardens at the Garden of Gethsemane gave our tour party an amazing opportunity to spend some quiet time reflecting on the sacrificial love of Jesus before we got into the busyness of our pilgrimage tour.""The olive trees are fenced off for their protection but it’s easy to see the significance of their age andimagine our Savior Prayer night in the garden."
Church of All Nations (Basilica of the Agony)
973 reviews
#11 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"This commemorative church is part of the Garden of Gethsemane area and was yet another church built by the Italian architect Antonio Barlucci, It is quite somber and certainly ornate - with several murals depictin...""A beautiful church ,the Basilica of the Agony is located next to the Garden of Gethsemane..The facade is very decorative and the interior is even better with beautiful paintings and mosaic work."
Church of Saint Anne
800 reviews
#12 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"You pay a nominal fee to enter and can wander into the ruins of hot baths, with tall colonnades, when Jesus healed a paralytic (John 5); there are also remains of Greek buildings and dedications to asclepius.""Our tour group listened to two other groups sing a hymn in this acoustically marvelous church and then we sang "Amazing Grace," and felt the presence of God fill the space where worship happens almost constantly e..."
Église du Saint-Sépulcre
6,788 reviews
#13 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"I cried when I kneeled and kissed the tomb of Christ Such a beautiful and preserved site Icons amazing and a beautiful feeling the moment you walk in A must see for all Christians and mankind alike""The Basilica of the Holy Sepulcher is a Christian temple located in the Christian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem where, according to tradition (John 19: 41-42), Jesus would have been crucified, buried and wo..."
Herodyon National Park
342 reviews
#15 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"With views in every direction from the edge of the hill, as well as Roman ruins below the excavated center, this site provides visitors with a chance to step back in time.""Thts is a great place to visit but needs some energy and fitness to climb up to the remains of the palace at the top and then return through the tunells"
Hurva Synagogue
305 reviews
#16 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"A monumental arch was reconstructed as a symbol of the regeneration of the Jewish Quarter and, rising like a phoenix from the ashes, the beautiful rebuilt synagogue was dedicated in 2010.""The stained glass windows and the history which can be read inside the synagogue without the need for a tour guide is amazing."
Ein Kerem
326 reviews
#17 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Although I have availed myself of the artists and restaurants, I am particularly drawn to the hiking trails (including the internationally renowned Israel Trail) which all pass through and around the village affor...""Inside the church, fine murals including one showing our Virgin Mary and Elizabeth together provide a peaceful place for quiet prayer."
Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem
2,203 reviews
#19 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"The building itself and the ruins in the courtyard are interesting themselves, and the creatively mounted exhibits provide a balanced overview of the history of the city, but the highlights are the unparalleled vi...""From biblical times all the way to the British Mandate a series of well designed exhibits, maps, presentations, and narratives make this experience both educational and entertaining."
Church of the Pater Noster
222 reviews
#21 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"We walked down slope from the Dome of Ascension to the new church built to commemorate the Ascension of Jesus Christ.Old ruins have undergone various changes but well associated with the site as the venue for teac...""This church was built on the spot where tradition holds that Jesus taught his disciples the Our Father."
The Cardo
623 reviews
#22 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"We loved the Cardo with its wonderful Art Galleries, assorted Judaica and jewellery shops and amazing architecture.""Entering the CARDO from the parking lot of the Jewish Quarter, the open section near the main square to the Jewish Quarter, you can see the ruins of an ancient street with niches that were ancient shops and there..."
Temple Mount
1,572 reviews
#24 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Please go if you have the opportunity and appreciate the site for all it has to offer through whatever lens suits your perspective: art, history, architecture, religion, or some combination of them.""Their Mosque is just a few hundred feet away on the Temple Mount. it was originally a Christian Church with great Historical significance."
Ben Yehuda Street
924 reviews
#25 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Ben Yehuda street is a pedestrian mall where you will find many restaurants that have both inside and outside dining, many tourist shops, jewelry and Judaica stores, bookstores, clothing shops,, banks, office buil...""You can see all kind of stores and all kind of people walking through - modern (secular Jews, religious (all types) Jews, tourists of all walks of life - local and international."
Christ's Tomb
983 reviews
#26 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Practicing Christians MUST visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and its various spiritual landmarks where Jesus died for our sins (Last Supper, Calvary, Tomb, cistern of his Cross.)""Even despite the sometimes very crowded conditions, Christ's Tomb cannot help but cause each Pilgrim to have an inspirational and reverential thoughts and frame of mind during a Pilgrimage visit."
Golden Gate (Bab el Rahmeh, Sha'ar Harahamim)
275 reviews
#27 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"Referenced in the Bible's "Book of Acts" as the "Beautiful Gate", the double arches formerly led through the Eastern Wall directly into Temple Mount where the revered Jewish Temple stood.""Its also known as the East Gate and behind it is the ICON the Dome of the Rock and beyond that is the Wailing Wall and the Eastern Wall."
The Way of the Cross - Via Dolorosa
1,661 reviews
#28 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"There are 9 stations of the cross along the route ( and then 5 inside the church at the end) and it is a wonderful and solemn experience to walk this route and stop to reflect on the suffering and pain which Jesus...""Starting from Fortress Antonia, near the Lions Gate, in the Muslim quarter, the pilgrimage goes up to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, located in the Christian district."
Knesset (Parliament)
336 reviews
#30 of 209 Sights & Landmarks in Jerusalem
"The simplicity of the architecture, its Chagall tapestries and mosaics, the streamlined nature of the parliamentary chamber and the minimalist feel of the interiors - it all adds up to give a snapshot of a country...""We had a very knowledgeable and pleasant English-speaking tour guide (Chovav) who gave overviews of the building as well as the judicial system."
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