Attractions in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem
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The largest roofed archaeological site in Israel, this museum reveals the splendor of Herod's time and the lifestyle of... Read more
The Jerusalem Archaeological Park, adjacent to the Western Wall of the Temple Mount, gives visitors the opportunity to get... Read more
A special keepsake and memorable from the Old City and the Holy Land! Read more
Take the night bike tour to the hottest locations in Jerusalem under a night sky full of stars! Read more
Take a bike tour to the pastoral neighborhood of Mishkenot Sha'ananim and into the Old City! Read more
The easiest form of transportation from Jaffa Gate to the Jewish quarter and Western Wall. Read more
Embark on a journey with the adventurous Segway tour around the Old City – the beating heart of Jerusalem!... Read more
The first rebuilding of the synagogue was in 1864, and this time it remained standing for quite a bit... Read more
The Cardo is an impressive colonnaded-style street in the Jewish Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem. Read more
Take a tour underground, into the tunnels that expose ancient Jerusalem in all its glory. Read more
The Chain of Generations Center relates the fascinating story of the Jewish people through 3,500 years – from exile... Read more
The three markets are: Butchers’ Market - Souk Al Lakhamin, Spice/Perfume Market - Souk al-Attarine, Goldsmiths’/Jewelry Market - Souk... Read more
One of the last remnants of the Jewish Second Temple Read more
See over 70 vessels, exquisite paintings, priest uniforms and more from the time of the Temples. Read more
Excavations in the basement of a building in the Jewish Quarter after the Six-Day War revealed some of the... Read more
The Small Wall - also known as the Little Western Wall or, in Hebrew, Hakotel Hakatan - is a... Read more
The Tiferet Yisrael Synagogue was the most impressive synagogue during the 20th Century within the Old City of Jerusalem. Read more
The Rothschild House is a two-story building with arches that was built in 1871 to house poor families. Today... Read more
A treasure trove of artifacts dating back to the First Temple and a fascinating view of ancient Jewish life Read more
A landmark synagogue in the Old City built in 1858 and never destroyed Read more