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Jerusalem, the Holy City of old to three of the world's major religions. While the majority of the city has a very modern feel, stepping into the old part of the city will take you back in time. From seeing the sites of the old wall to wandering the maze-like souq, you'll find yourself in a city like no other.
It honestly feels like walking in the footsteps of Christ and in fact there are markings to point the way for the stations of the cross.
Many tourists from all over the world come for Easter to walk this road.
Being a Holy city to three major religions allows a wide variety of people to inhabit the area. The city, while divided into sections, flows seamlessly as you walk around. Spend time at the Jewish Wailing Wall before checking out the churches in the Christian section. After that, you'll want to head up to the Muslim Dome of the Rock before grabbing some food in the Armenian section!
For nightlife, head up towards Jaffa Street and pop in and out of all the bars until you find the one that looks good. Remember that it is not only legal to drink in the streets here but they will even open your bottles for you in the shop. If you bring back the bottles you get money off your next beer also. (Tip: people always leave empty bottles lying around hostels....).
It honestly feels like walking in the footsteps of Christ and in fact there are markings to point the way for the stations of the cross.
Many tourists from all over the world come for Easter to walk this road.
Being a Holy city to three major religions allows a wide variety of people to inhabit the area. The city, while divided into sections, flows seamlessly as you walk around. Spend time at the Jewish Wailing Wall before checking out the churches in the Christian section. After that, you'll want to head up to the Muslim Dome of the Rock before grabbing some food in the Armenian section!
For nightlife, head up towards Jaffa Street and pop in and out of all the bars until you find the one that looks good. Remember that it is not only legal to drink in the streets here but they will even open your bottles for you in the shop. If you bring back the bottles you get money off your next beer also. (Tip: people always leave empty bottles lying around hostels....).
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Nov 29, 2007 – Jun 05, 2008
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Apr 14, 2007 – May 06, 2007
Tel Aviv, Israel -› Jaffa, Israel -› …
Our third and final day in Jerusalem fell on a Sabbath. Beginning the night before at dusk, the Sabbath runs all Saturday morning and afternoon, ending at dusk. Fortunately in Jerusalem, only the Jewish section of the city shuts down. Taxis are still running, and the museums were …
Jul 15, 2007 – Jul 31, 2007
Jerusalem, Israel -› Ein Gedi, Israel -› …
The City of David Tour was one of our last stops. There was a movie. Historical information about the grounds on which were stood was given. There was some water demonstration about the sewage system. The big event was the trek through Hezekiah’s tunnel. The tunnel is, unsurprisingly, long and da…
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