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The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is the holiest Christian site
in Jerusalem, the site of Jesus' crucifixion, burial and
resurrection. First constructed in 335 by Emperor Constantine,
persistent damage has been inflicted on the structure over the
centuries and subsequent repair work has... see full details
Temple Mount (Al-Haram al-Sharif)
Temple Mount, known by some as Mount Moriah, is a site of
tremendous religious importance to Muslims, Jews and Christians
alike. It is one of Jerusalem's most famous landmarks and can be
found within the walled section of the Old City. The glinting
golden... see full details
Western Wall (HaKotel HaMaaravi)
The Western Wall, known to non-Jews as the Wailing Wall, is the
most sacred Jewish site of prayer in the world, the place where
thousands of worshippers gather year round to pray and even leave
prayers folded into its crevices. The 1,916ft (584m)... see full details
The Via Dolorosa (Road of Sorrow), also known as the Way of the
Cross, is the route Jesus is said to have followed as he carried
the Cross to his crucifixion. There are 14 stations along the way
commemorating different events, starting at... see full details
This vital memorial to the Holocaust provides a multifaceted
tribute to the millions of Jews who died during World War II. The
focus of the museum is to commemorate and document the events of
the Holocaust and provide ongoing research and education. The
Museum's... see full details
The Israel Museum has achieved world-class status with its
remarkable collections spanning prehistoric archaeology to
contemporary art. These include displays of archaeology from the
Holy Land, a comprehensive compilation of Judaica and ethnology of
Jewish people, and a fine art collection encompassing the Old
Masters... see full details
The Citadel was constructed in the 1st century BC as a fortress
for King Herod and has since served as a strategic defence position
to the Old City. The tallest tower of the Citadel, the Phasael, is
the place to appreciate the magnificent... see full details