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Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center
8,802 reviews
"The site includes the heart-wrenching and unforgettable memorial, along with other important smaller memorials.""Amazing museum Fantastic design and so well designed and put together Full of information, displays, evidence - almost overwhelming Poignant visit, children's memorial and museum emotional and extremely well done"
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Old City of Jerusalem
13,927 reviews
"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...""Sensational in every sense - smells, sights, so many experiences: Holy sites and buildings, bustling crowds (it is VERY busy and crowded in the labyrinth of narrow streets and alleyways), groups of organised pilgr..."
Museums
Israel Museum
4,921 reviews
"... over the ages, art by some of the world masters including Rembrant, Van Gogh, Mone, and art by contemporary Israeli artists, contemporary art videos, modern art and scluptures, outdoor scluptures, etc, etc.""... from multiple religions and cultures, famous art by Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, Renoir and more, Jewish life artifacts, garden art work and sculptures, a model of Jerusalem, the Dead Sea Scrolls and so much more!"
Sights & Landmarks
Western Wall
11,159 reviews
"The West Wall is sacred to the Jewish faith and a testament to the life of Our Savior and His teaching in this very temple.""have a piece of paper folded with a message to God and lots of Jews praying on the Wailing Wall.We also walk to the western underground tunnel,must see when you go to Israel"
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Monte das Oliveiras
4,332 reviews
"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...""Along the journey, visit the beautiful Church of Mary Magdalene; Dominus Flevit (The Lord Wept); and the Church of All Nations (Basilica of the Agony) adjacent to the Garden of Gethsemane."
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Église du Saint-Sépulcre
6,788 reviews
"... Stone of Anointing, believed to be where Jesus’s body was prepared for burial and the tomb and the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea, the wealthy Jewish man who buried the body of Jesus Christ after the crucifixion.""It contains many chapels and crypts as well as the Greek Orthodox main church located in front of the tomb, and it can be a confusing place, so a knowledgeable guide is very helpful."
Sights & Landmarks
The Western Wall Tunnels
3,467 reviews
"... lucky to book last-minute, and also super lucky to have a very passionate tour guide, who made the tour very interesting, explained things clearly so I learned more history about Jerusalem and the western wall.""It is possible to see and differentiate the various levels of the ancient project (really huge stones) that had many parts added to it, as the conquerors of the holy city came and go."
Shopping
Mahane Yehuda Market
1,437 reviews
"great market, such a lively experience, the different cultures that are borne in israel, the spices, the meats, fish in all differnt alleys, and then all the restaurants surrounding the market, it gives a feeling...""This is the main market in Jerusalem, where locals shop for all shorts of produce, breat, spices, etc. there are also wonderful restaurants and bars in the market."
Sights & Landmarks
Hezekiah's Tunnel - Siloam Tunnel
1,431 reviews
"Exciting adventure exploring this ancient and significant water supply system excavated under the reign of King Hezekiah in the 8th century BC.""A very interesting "walk" through the tunnel carved out when Hezekiah was getting water into Jerusalem I would wear shoes you dont mind getting wet and bring a flashlight for sure."
Museums
Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem
2,203 reviews
"The audio tour, available to rent at the ticket counter, is very good, gives a lot of extra detail to the exhibits.""The Tower of David is a museum of the history of Jerusalem.On top of the regular visit that includes the Ottoman Prison-Kishla t6ha was built on the former Herods palace,and the evening King David show recently a..."
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Temple Mount
1,572 reviews
"That is important because although the security line flows pretty well, you need to factor in 30 minutes or you will have just a short time on the Mount.""Temple Mount and the Dome of the Roack are must sees when in Jerusalem, just make sure you time your visit right as there are limited visiting hours for non-muslims."
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The Way of the Cross - Via Dolorosa
1,661 reviews
"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.""The app is a self-guided tour which comes with a virtual map and GPS signal which makes it easy to find one’s bearings within the Old City in order to find the first station (opposite Ecce Homo Convent guesthouse..."
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Jewish Quarter
1,834 reviews
"This is by far the most attentive spot in the Old City and the attention to detail unsurpassed, the Jewish Quarter has given plenty of space to stroll around and shop at leisure with ample spaces to sit and contem...""One of the four quarters of Jerusalem, this is a fascinating place to explore with museums, synagogues, and of course, the world-famous Western Wall, narrow, cobblestone streets, small shops and coffee houses, the..."
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Church of Saint Anne
800 reviews
"Located in the Muslim Quarter of Old Jerusalem, near the confluence of the Lion's Gate, the start of the Via Dolorosa and across from the rear exit of Temple Mount, sits the lovely Romanesque Church of St. Anne.""We were allowed to sing a song together in the church and the acoustics were wonderful and it was so very moving!"
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Ben Yehuda Street
924 reviews
"Love the shops....love the music that is played by different street artists ....just a very enjoyable atmosphere being on Ben yehuda street...also love maoz felafel right off Ben yehuda on king George street""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..."
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Dome of the Rock
793 reviews
"Built in the year 690 CE, this beautiful building adorns the spot where the First and Second Temples of the Jewish people stood.""The Dome of the rock is located on the Temple Mount in old Jerusalem, said to cover the spot were Mohamed ascended to heaven and were Abraham was going to sacrifice his son Isaac!"
Concerts & Shows
The First Station Jerusalem
578 reviews
"... jewellery and clothing at reasonable prices.A highlight in the German Colony vicinity.There is a beautiful Kabala Shabbat every Friday.Wide Variety of Kosher and non Kosher restaurants..With courteous staff.""I visited this place once on Friday afternoon for welcoming Shabbat and for food, and I tell you, this is great what they are doing!"
Sights & Landmarks
Church of Saint Peter in Gallicantu
392 reviews
"The church is contemporary and has beautiful stained glass and murals depicting Peter’s denial, his immediate repentance, and his later reconciliation with Jesus after the Resurrection.""One of most touching place I have ever visited, beautiful modern church was built on the historical site, the place where Jesus was held on trial by the Jewish high priest, Caiaphas, kept one night inside a pit, H..."
Museums
The Friends of Zion Museum
306 reviews
"great presentation, about this none jews who have touched jewish lives and helped the establishment of the state of israeli Impresive presentation, lacer, holograms, 3 d Tv""It is the powerful story of how Christians from Queen Victoria to Harry Truman (and dozens more) who have been a friend of the Jewish people."
