Jewish Holy Sites in Jerusalem
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Enjoy Jerusalem's culture by touring and tasting the delicious foods around the city with the Post Hostel. Read more
About the Sephardic Synagogues If the Hurva Synagogue persisted as the Jewish Quarter’s central Ashkenazi place of worship throughout... Read more
A 250-acre park and nature reserve that brings nature to the heart of Jerusalem Read more
A special keepsake and memorable from the Old City and the Holy Land! Read more
A retaining wall of the Temple Mount, the Kotel is a spiritual center for Jews around the world. Read more
Take a tour underground, into the tunnels that expose ancient Jerusalem in all its glory. Read more
Visit the City of David! The original biblical city of Jerusalem. Enjoy an archeological experience and see how biblical... Read more
The Jerusalem Archaeological Park, adjacent to the Western Wall of the Temple Mount, gives visitors the opportunity to get... Read more
The Temple Mount is considered a sacred site by all three monotheistic religions and a trip to Jerusalem is... Read more
The traditional burial site of the foremother Rachel, is holy to Jews, Muslims and Christians Read more
One of the last remnants of the Jewish Second Temple Read more
Mount Zion, a hill just outside the walls on the southern end of the Old City. Among the important... Read more
Jerusalem’s Belz Great Synagogue is an extravagant, massive structure is the largest synagogue in Jerusalem. Read more
Jerusalem’s Great Synagogue is a majestic structure located on King George Street in the center of town. The Great... Read more
The first rebuilding of the synagogue was in 1864, and this time it remained standing for quite a bit... Read more
The Small Wall - also known as the Little Western Wall or, in Hebrew, Hakotel Hakatan - is a... Read more
Samuel was one of the more striking personalities of the Bible, ruling the Jewish people as a prophet during... Read more
Simeon the Just (or Shimon HaTzaddik) was a Jewish High Priest during the time of the Second Temple and... Read more
A landmark synagogue in the Old City built in 1858 and never destroyed Read more
Overlooking the Old City walls, the Mount of Olives has been a prominent site in Jerusalem since King David's... Read more