[2025 Jerusalem Attraction] Travel Guide for Old City (Updated May)

Step into the Old City of Jerusalem, where time seems to stand still. Every stone bears witness to the passage of history, and every layer of earth beneath your feet tells a story spanning three millennia. 👣🏰 The Old City of Jerusalem is a sacred site for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, with each stone radiating the light of faith. 💫 Stand before the Western Wall and listen to the heartfelt prayers of the Jewish people; 🙏 at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, witness Christians from around the world traveling great distances just to touch the Holy Tomb of Jesus; 👣✝ at the Al-Aqsa Mosque, feel the solemnity of Muslim worship. 🕋 From the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to the Temple Mount, every building is steeped in religious significance, drawing pilgrims from all corners of the globe. 🕍🕋 The music of street performers and the bustling markets weave together the ancient and the modern in a harmonious blend. 🎶🏙 It is highly recommended that those planning to visit Jerusalem first read the book "Jerusalem: The Biography" and familiarize themselves with the origins of the three major religions. This will enhance your understanding and appreciation of the experience. 📚🧠 Plan at least two days to explore the Old City and nearby historical sites such as the Mount of Olives, Mount Zion, and the City of David. 🌄🏞 On the first day, consider joining a local walking tour to learn about the four quarters of the Old City and visit nearby attractions. 🚶‍♂📸 On the second and third days, immerse yourself in the exploration of every corner of the ancient city, experiencing its unique charm to the fullest. 🏰🎉

Maybe it’s the origin of religion! ? Also the birthplace of today's four major religions "Jerusalem" has only heard this name for thousands of years! The chicken skin is up! It's full of mystery, five thousand years as one day! One day is like a passing cloud! Have you been there yet? I am a frequent visitor here and a night owl here! If you happen to see ninja-like "Arabs" at night, don't say you're not scared! But when the daylight is shining, it becomes a place that people all over the world "admires", a market with so many people like a flower market! ! I don't understand the language, I haven't seen the races! and night owls! You will feel amazed later! This place is also called "Jerusalem" Soldiers with pistols 🪖 Travelers with cameras 📸 Businessmen with hopes of making money! Everything is here, life is here! Find what you want to find! But what a pity! Until today until this moment! I still haven't found it! ? I will still go back and forth in time and space and continue to search! If you don't understand? If you feel crazy! I welcome you over! But warn you! Maybe you won't be able to look back! … Hahaha

#historicplaces Highlight - Jerusalem is absolutely unique – there is no other place like it on earth. It’s a city of history, tradition and religion, but also, increasingly of modern culture and heritage. It is a city with so much to offer. Standing in front of the Old City of Jerusalem, you can literally feel the intense history in the air - you see the ancient walls with bullet marks built over 2000 years ago and you see people praying at the Western Wall for peace in the Middle East. Despite the heavy history of this city, you still see people dancing and playing music happily on the streets, you still hear all the laughters and see all the smiley faces. And that’s when you realize life, as well as a city, is not all about the past - the present is just as important. Jerusalem is really the place that teaches you how to appreciate and respect the history and how to forge ahead and build a bright future regardless of what happened in the past.

It is one of the oldest cities in world,and it is the holy place to Judaism, Christianity and Islam. #couplestrip #jerusalem #journeytocelebrateanniversary #unforgettable Experiences

Hello Israel 😇 The Old City of Jerusalem has been a center of culture, religion and history for thousands of years, from the time of the Judean kings and the Roman era through the Islamic Empire to the modern State of Israel. Every brick and stone is teeming with history. No trip to the Middle East is complete without wandering through alleys of the bazaar, walking the ramparts and exploring the Old City’s rich history at the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Temple Mount (Al-Aqsa) ⛪️🕌. 📍The Old City, Jerusalem. Israel.

#cityplaybook #localguides #historicallandmarks Jerusalem is not just a city—it’s a living, breathing testament to human history, hope, and holiness. Walking through its ancient alleys, I felt like I was tracing the very roots of civilization, side by side with people from all walks of life, bound by faith and memory. I began my journey in the Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site divided into four quarters—Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Armenian. Within its walls, the past and present live as one. The Western Wall, sacred to Jews worldwide, was humbling in its solemnity and strength. Not far away, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, believed to be the site of Jesus’s crucifixion and resurrection, moved me with its quiet reverence and flickering candles. The Dome of the Rock, with its golden dome gleaming under the sun, was one of the most awe-inspiring sights I’ve ever seen. As I wandered the cobbled paths and vibrant souks, I heard Arabic prayers, Hebrew songs, and church bells—all within a few blocks of each other. It was chaotic, beautiful, and deeply moving. Beyond the Old City, I explored Mahane Yehuda Market, a bustling mix of flavors and cultures. I tasted sabich, hummus, and bourekas—each bite an echo of Jerusalem’s diverse identity. At night, the market transforms into a hub of music, lights, and conversation. But what truly stays with you is the energy—a tension and peace that somehow coexist. Jerusalem challenges you to feel more deeply, to see beyond the surface, and to understand the world in layers. Best Time to Visit March to May or September to November—mild weather and fewer crowds make it ideal for walking and exploring. Helpful Tips Respect the dress codes at religious sites—modest clothing is essential. Fridays and Saturdays are holy days—plan visits accordingly. Expect intense security in some areas; stay calm and respectful. Location: Jerusalem, Israel/Palestine #JourneyToJerusalem #SacredStreets #OldCityMagic #FaithAndStone #JerusalemDiaries #MultiFaithHeart #TimelessCity #HolyLandHorizons #ExploreJerusalem #VoicesOfHistory

🇮🇱-1 Since we mentioned the Church of the Nativity in #Bethlehem where Jesus was born, we have to mention the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in #Jerusalem in #Israel. Many #Christians believe that the place where Jesus Christ was crucified as described in the New Testament is the foundation of the church and the location of Golgotha. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre has been a holy place protected by Christianity since its completion in the 4th century AD. However, six churches, including the Roman Catholic Church, the Greek Orthodox Church, the Armenian Church, the Syriac Orthodox Church, the Coptic Orthodox Church of Egypt and the Ethiopian Orthodox Theasidian Church, all believe that they have the right to manage the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Therefore, there are regular disputes and even serious physical conflicts between the sects. Therefore, the Ottoman Turkish ruler Ottoman III issued a royal decree in 1757 ordering all denominations in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to "maintain the status quo." Hence the legend of the ladder that cannot be moved (Google “status quo ladder”). After many destructions, reconstructions and expansions, the interior of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre has become more complex, but it has also added a lot of history that is worth understanding in depth. The current appearance is more Crusader style. Therefore, whether you are a believer or not, this is a pilgrimage site that you must visit once in your lifetime. In addition to being full of historical context, it can also make you feel rich in your heart. 1️⃣A cat outside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. 2️⃣ Exterior of the Chapel of the Franks (10th Station of the Via Dolorosa). 3️⃣ Chapel of the Franks (10 Stations of the Via Dolorosa) viewed from the inside out. 4️⃣5️⃣6️⃣ Chapel of the Crucifixion (12 Stations of the Via Dolorosa). 7️⃣ The twelve rays of the roof structure symbolize the apostles. 8️⃣ Chapel of Angels: At the innermost part is a very crowded and small space with only a marble chair and below it is the Holy Tomb of Jesus. (No photography allowed) 9️⃣ Church of Mary Magdalene. 🔟 Coptic Chapel in Egypt.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Israel #Jerusalem There are eight gates in the old city, all with clear indicators We entered the Old City from the Jaffa Gate. Entering the old town gives me a feeling of walking into history. Seeing the beige low-rise buildings, walking in the narrow alleys with cobblestone roads, and watching the merchants selling modern souvenirs, I feel like a time traveler. In fact, there are four areas in the old city: the Armenian quarter, the Christian quarter, the Muslim quarter, and the Jewish quarter. After entering through the Jaffa Gate is the Armenian Quarter, which is also the closest gate to the Western Wall. In fact, no matter which door you come in from, there are clear signs leading you to the Wailing Wall. On the contrary, Google maps are not very accurate in the alleys, so just follow the signs! When we finally tried to leave the old town, we couldn't find the exit. Every alley seemed like a maze. Finally, we asked a passerby where the bus stop was, and he kindly took us to the stop. We thought we had met a kind person, but he actually asked us for a $100 tip! Dumbfounded! We didn't give him any money because we were afraid that our wallet would be snatched away as soon as we took it out. Everyone should still be careful when asking passers-by for directions. Later I thought it would be a safer option to ask the store owner!

Ancient streets and alleys, winding lines of poetry 📜 Temple ruins, quietly guarding the glory of the past ✨ The cracks in the Western Wall, hiding the prayers of believers 💞 The golden dome shines in the sky, dyeing the light of faith 🌟 📍Address Jerusalem is located in the Levant region of the Near East, in the central mountains of Israel. 🚘Transportation ✈️Airport: Ben Gurion International Airport, with flights to destinations around the world. You can take a bus, train, or taxi from the airport to Jerusalem. 🚌Bus: The city has a well-developed bus network that can take you to major attractions. Tickets can be purchased on board, and prices vary. 🚞Light rail: Convenient and fast, covering some urban areas. Tickets can be purchased at the station, and transportation cards can be used. 🚖Taxi: There are taxi stands in the city, and fares are charged by mileage. It is best to confirm the price before getting in the car. 🍽Food recommendations 🍲Falafel: Chickpea balls, served with vegetables and sauces, in pita bread. 🍲Hummus: Chickpea paste, with a delicate texture, can be dipped in bread or served with vegetables. 🍲Kebab: Grilled lamb, chicken, etc., sprinkled with spices, fragrant. 🍲Shawarma: Rotisserie meat, served with vegetables and sauces, wrapped in flatbread. 🍲Jerusalem mixed grill: A hearty dish with a variety of meats and vegetables. 📸Must-see attractions 🎬Western Wall: A holy site for Judaism, where believers pray and experience the religious atmosphere. 🎬Church of the Holy Sepulchre: An important Christian holy site with unique architectural style and many religious relics inside. 🎬Al-Aqsa Mosque: The third largest mosque in Islam, with magnificent architecture and exquisite decoration. 🎬Tower of David: A landmark building in the Old City of Jerusalem, overlooking the city and learning about its history. 🎬Mount Zion: Of great significance to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, with many religious relics and historical buildings. 🏠Nearby attractions 📍Dead Sea: The lowest lake in the world, where you can experience floating. The mineral-rich lake water is good for the skin, and there are hotels and baths nearby. 📍Bethlehem: The birthplace of Jesus, with famous religious sites such as the Church of the Nativity. You can visit and experience the religious culture. ✨Travel experience ✅Jerusalem is a city with a long history and rich cultural heritage, with a strong religious atmosphere. Here, you can wander through ancient streets and alleys, experiencing the fusion and collision of different religious cultures. ✅Visit various religious sites and appreciate their unique architectural styles and mysterious religious rituals, as if traveling through time and space back to ancient times. ✅Taste local food and let your taste buds immerse in the rich exotic flavors. The nearby Dead Sea and Bethlehem also have their own characteristics, adding rich colors and unforgettable experiences to the whole journey. Whether it is a spiritual touch or a visual enjoyment, it will be unforgettable.

🌟 Highlights: Temple Mount is located in the southeast corner of the Old City of Jerusalem and is a holy site for three major religions. ✅ Must-try experiences: On Temple Mount, don't miss the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque. The Western Wall is also a must-visit, where you can experience the devout faith of the Jewish people. 🗓 Itinerary: Gates of the Old City of Jerusalem → Church of the Holy Sepulchre → Temple Mount → Western Wall. ❤ It is recommended to visit in the morning to avoid peak crowds and allow enough time for sightseeing. 📝 Tips: 1. Temple Mount has limited opening hours and is closed to tourists on Fridays and Saturdays, so plan your trip in advance. 2. Dress appropriately and avoid revealing clothing. Women are advised to wear long sleeves and pants and bring a headscarf. 3. Respect local religious customs, do not bring religious books or items, and do not make loud noises or pose inappropriately for photos. 4. The Western Wall is divided into male and female sections, and you must enter according to your gender. 5. Pay attention to safety and cooperate with local security measures.

Jerusalem, an ancient city that carries the history and beliefs of three major religions, is home to countless sacred sites, and the Dome of the Rock is undoubtedly one of the most dazzling jewels among them. When I set foot on this holy land, my heart was filled with awe and anticipation. The Dome of the Rock, also known as the Golden Dome or the Al-Sakhra Mosque, is located on the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem and is a famous Islamic holy site. It was built in the early 7th century under the auspices of the 9th Caliph, Abd al-Malik, and has withstood the test of time for over a thousand years, remaining one of the most famous landmarks in Jerusalem. In 1994, King Hussein of Jordan funded the covering of the dome with 24 kilograms of pure gold leaf, making it even more magnificent and renowned worldwide. As I approached the mosque step by step, the strong religious atmosphere and the weight of history overwhelmed me. From a distance, its majestic and dazzling golden dome shines with a unique light under the blue sky, captivating the heart whether in the morning or at dusk. Stepping inside the mosque, it feels like entering a space filled with history and faith. In the center, there is a large light blue stone, measuring 17.7 meters long, 13.5 meters wide, and 1.2 meters high, inlaid with silver and copper, surrounded by a copper railing. This rock has a large depression, said to be the hoofprint left by the Prophet Muhammad when he ascended to heaven, holding great significance for Muslims. Inside the Dome of the Rock, I felt an unprecedented sense of tranquility and peace. Every detail here reveals the Muslims' devotion and reverence for their faith. The exquisite murals and paintings, the complex dome technology that distributes weight to four main support points, achieving the stability and solidity of the dome, showcase the unique charm of Islamic art. At the same time, the atmosphere inside the mosque makes one unconsciously slow down and immerse in this tranquility. In addition to appreciating the architectural beauty of the mosque, I also deeply understood the religious and historical significance it carries. The Dome of the Rock is not only a sacred mosque for Muslim pilgrims but also a spiritual symbol of the city of Jerusalem. It has witnessed the rise and development of Islam and carries the prayers and hopes of countless believers. Standing near the Dome of the Rock, I seemed to feel the intertwining of history's weight and religion's sanctity. Especially in the early morning, the dome emits a soft golden light in the morning light, and that sense of tranquility and peace is intoxicating. If you climb the nearby Mount of Olives and overlook the panoramic view of the Old City of Jerusalem and the Dome of the Rock, it is an indescribable and awe-inspiring experience. In conclusion, the experience of visiting the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem is a journey filled with awe, surprise, and reflection. It made me deeply appreciate the power of religion and the weight of history, and it made me cherish the hard-won peace and tranquility even more. If you plan to travel to Jerusalem, don't miss this sacred site full of history and faith.

Wailing Wall crevices, where souls pour out their prayers 💞 Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where the song of redemption is sung 🕊️ Mount of Olives, where the passage of time is gazed upon 🌄 Ancient city streets, where the fragrance of history lingers 📜 📍Address Jerusalem is located in the Levant region of the Near East, in the Judean Mountains of central Israel. 🚘Transportation ✈️Airport: Ben Gurion International Airport is the main air hub, about 50 km from Jerusalem. There are various transportation options to the city, including buses and taxis. Buses are more economical, with fares around 15–20 NIS; taxis are more expensive, around 200–250 NIS. 🚌Public transportation: The city has an extensive bus network, with a single fare of 5.9 NIS. You can purchase a Rav-Kav card for discounts. The light rail line connects major attractions and residential areas, with the same fare of 5.9 NIS. It operates from Sunday to Thursday, 5:30 am–12 am, Friday, 5:30 am–3 pm, and Saturday, 5 pm–12 am (public transportation is suspended during the Sabbath, except for buses in some Arab neighborhoods). 🚖Taxi: The starting fare is 12.5 NIS, then about 5–6 NIS per km. Taxis are convenient in the Old City of Jerusalem, but prices may fluctuate in some areas due to traffic congestion. 🍽Food recommendations 🍲Falafel: Chickpea fritters with vegetables and sauce, stuffed into pita bread. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, this is a local classic snack. Recommended restaurant: Moshiko. 🍲Hummus: Chickpea paste with olive oil, lemon juice, and spices. It can be eaten with bread or vegetables. Abu Shukri's hummus is smooth and flavorful. 🍲Grilled meat: Includes grilled chicken, lamb, etc., cooked over charcoal. The Eucalyptus' grilled meat is tender and juicy. 🍲Jerusalem mixed grill: A mix of grilled meats with fries and vegetables. Pinati's dish is popular with locals. 🍲Arab desserts: Such as baklava, made with thin pastry filled with nuts and syrup. Al-Aqsa Sweets offers a wide variety of desserts. 📸Must-see attractions 🎬Old City of Jerusalem: Divided into the Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Armenian Quarters, it is home to many religious sites, such as the Wailing Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Al-Aqsa Mosque. It is the core area of Jerusalem, with high historical and cultural value. Some attractions are free, while others charge varying fees (e.g., Tower of David Museum is about 40 NIS). Opening hours vary by area and attraction. 🎬Israel Museum: Houses a large collection of artifacts and artworks, including the Dead Sea Scrolls. Tickets are 54 NIS. Opening hours: Sunday–Monday, Wednesday–Thursday, 10 am–5 pm; Tuesday, 4 pm–9 pm; Friday, Saturday, and holidays, 10 am–2 pm. 🎬Mount of Olives: Offers a panoramic view of the Old City of Jerusalem. The mountain has many important religious sites, such as the Garden of Gethsemane. Free admission, open all day. 🎬Mount Zion: Home to attractions such as King David's Tomb and the Cenacle. Free admission, open approximately 8 am–5 pm (hours vary slightly by attraction). 🏠Nearby attractions 📍Dead Sea: About 1.5 hours by car from Jerusalem. Experience the unique floating sensation. There are many resorts and baths nearby. Ticket prices vary by venue, usually around 100–300 NIS. Open all year. 📍Bethlehem: The birthplace of Jesus, with famous attractions such as the Church of the Nativity. You can take a bus or taxi from Jerusalem. Some attractions charge fees (e.g., the Church of the Nativity is free, but some small attractions near Manger Square may charge fees). Opening hours vary. 📍Hebron: Home to ancient religious sites and historical buildings, such as the Cave of the Patriarchs. You can make a day trip from Jerusalem. Some attractions are free, with varying opening hours. ✨Travel experience ✅Jerusalem is a city full of mystery and sanctity. Walking on the cobblestone streets of the Old City feels like traveling through time, experiencing the fusion and collision of different religious cultures. ✅During the day, visit historical sites and museums to hear ancient stories. At night, enjoy local cuisine at a restaurant to experience the city's unique charm. ✅Whether you're following the footsteps of religious faith or exploring the mysteries of history and culture, Jerusalem will leave you with unforgettable memories and a profound spiritual experience.

⏰Visiting hours: The Western Wall is open all year round, 24 hours a day. We recommend visiting early in the morning or late in the evening from Monday to Thursday to avoid the crowds on the Sabbath. 🚗How to get there: ✔️Take public transport to the Old City of Jerusalem, enter through Jaffa Gate, Dung Gate, or Zion Gate, and walk to the Western Wall. ✔️You can also take a taxi or rent a car, but be aware of parking issues. ✅Visiting route: ➡️After passing through security, observe the square before heading to the Western Wall. ➡️The prayer areas are separated by gender, with men on the left and women on the right. ➡️You can participate in prayer or watch from the side. Afterward, visit the Western Wall Tunnels to learn about the history. 📝Tips: 1️⃣Dress code: Dress appropriately and modestly. Women should cover their shoulders and knees, and can bring a scarf or shawl; men should wear a hat, and free paper hats are available at the entrance. 2️⃣Respect customs: Respect local religious customs and regulations, keep quiet, and avoid disturbing those praying. Electronic devices and photography are prohibited on the Sabbath. 3️⃣Behavior: Running, jumping, laughing, smoking, spitting, and other uncivilized behavior are prohibited. Do not write or draw on the wall. When visiting the Western Wall in Jerusalem, please follow local regulations and respect religious beliefs for a better experience.

🌲Jerusalem, an ancient and mysterious city, is a holy site for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, with thousands of years of history and culture. Here, every step is a journey through time and space, and every place tells a different story. 🌲 The solemnity and sanctity of religious sites - **The Western Wall**: The most sacred place for Jews, where the sound of devout prayers echoes endlessly. It is said that if you write your wishes on a piece of paper and tuck it into the cracks of the wall, God will hear your prayers. 🌲- **Temple Mount**: The golden dome of the Dome of the Rock shines brightly in the sunlight, making it the most prominent landmark in Jerusalem. 🌲- **Church of the Holy Sepulchre**: One of the most sacred places in Christianity, where Jesus Christ was crucified, buried, and resurrected. 🌲 A deep dive into history and culture - **Tower of David Museum**: Showcases 4,000 years of Jerusalem's history from the Canaanite period to the present. At night, there is a spectacular light show that allows you to experience the vicissitudes and splendor of Jerusalem in a short time. 🌲- **Israel Museum**: Houses precious artifacts, including the Dead Sea Scrolls, making it an excellent place to learn about Jewish culture and history. 🌲 The unique charm of food and markets - **Mahane Yehuda Market**: Offers a wide variety of food, fresh vegetables, fruits, and spices. You can taste authentic Israeli snacks and experience the local lifestyle. 🌲- **Mount of Olives**: Overlooks the Old City of Jerusalem from the top of the mountain, offering a sense of tranquility and sanctity at sunset. 🌈🌈Jerusalem is a city full of mystery and charm. Here, you can feel the solemnity of religion, the weight of history, and the diversity of culture. Whether you are a devout believer or a traveler who loves history and culture, Jerusalem is a holy place not to be missed.🌹🌹🌹

🕊️🇮🇱Jerusalem, located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Dead Sea, is a city with a long history and great religious significance. There are many religious sites worth visiting, such as the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock.🏛️🕊️ 🏛️🕊️The Western Wall, also known as the Wailing Wall, is the holiest place in Judaism and is the remnant of the Second Temple. Believers will put notes with their wishes into the cracks in the wall to pray. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is the core symbol of Christianity and is believed to be the place where Jesus was crucified, buried, and resurrected. The interior is gorgeously decorated. The Dome of the Rock is located on the Temple Mount and is one of the holy sites of Islam. The exterior of the building shines with golden light, and the interior is beautifully decorated. Non-Muslims can only visit the exterior.🌿🏛️ 🌿🏛️The Old City of Jerusalem is one of the oldest cities in the world and is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is divided into the Jewish Quarter, Christian Quarter, Muslim Quarter, and Armenian Quarter, where you can visit many important religious sites. The City of David is the earliest residential area in Jerusalem and the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Israel. You can visit archaeological sites and underground waterways. The Israel Museum is the largest museum in the country, displaying precious collections of ancient Israeli history and culture. The most famous exhibit is the Dead Sea Scrolls.🌿🏛️ 🌿🏛️In addition to religious sites and historical and cultural attractions, the natural scenery and other attractions in Jerusalem are also worth visiting. The Mount of Olives offers a panoramic view of Jerusalem, and there are famous churches on the mountain, such as the Church of the Ascension and the Church of the Baptism. The Mural Street (Mahane Yehuda Market) is a traditional Jewish market where you can taste fresh fruits, vegetables, pastries, and authentic Israeli cuisine, and buy specialty goods.🌿🏛️

Ancient walls, faith carved into stone 💞 Golden temple domes, reflecting the light of the soul 🌟 Bustling streets, filled with the noise of the world 🌆 Historical sites, telling stories of past glory 🏛 📍Address Jerusalem is located in the Levant region of the Near East, at the top of the Judean Mountains in central Israel, at an altitude of about 760 meters. 🚘Transportation ✈️Airport: Ben Gurion International Airport is the main air hub, about 50 km from Jerusalem. You can take a sherut (shared taxi), which costs about 60 shekels and is convenient and fast. There are also bus routes, which are more economical, with tickets costing about 16 shekels, but they take longer. 🚌City buses: Operated by Egged Bus Company, routes cover most of the city, tickets cost 5.9 shekels, and you can buy a Rav-Kav card for discounted transfers. Operating hours are mostly 5:30 am to 10 pm, with some routes stopping or reducing service on Shabbat and holidays. 🚞Light rail: The Red Line connects major areas of Jerusalem, such as the Central Station and Mahane Yehuda Market, and is a convenient way to tour the city. Fares are the same as buses, and you can use a Rav-Kav card. 🚖Taxis: Taxis can be found everywhere in the city, with a starting fare of 13–15 shekels and about 6–7 shekels per kilometer. Prices may increase on Shabbat and holidays. 🍽Food recommendations 🍲Falafel: Chickpea paste is formed into balls and fried, served with vegetables, tahini, etc. It is crispy and is a classic local vegetarian dish that can be found in many street shops. 🍲Hummus: Chickpea paste with olive oil, lemon juice, and spices, served with bread or vegetables, rich and mellow. Lina Restaurant is recommended. 🍲Shawarma: Grilled meat (usually lamb or chicken) is sliced thin and rolled into a flatbread with vegetables and sauces. It is filling and delicious. Try the shawarma at Pinati Restaurant. 🍲Jerusalem mixed grill: Includes a variety of meats such as grilled lamb, chicken, and beef, served with fries and vegetables. You can try a variety of flavors at once. This dish is highly recommended at Ha'or Ve'ha'zman Restaurant. 📸Must-see attractions 🎬Old City of Jerusalem: Divided into the Jewish Quarter, Muslim Quarter, Christian Quarter, and Armenian Quarter, it is home to many religious sites such as the Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. It is full of history and religious atmosphere. Some attractions are free, while others require tickets, such as the Tower of David Museum, which costs about 50 shekels. 🎬Temple Mount: A holy site for Judaism and Islam, it has magnificent buildings such as the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque. It is crowded with tourists during religious holidays, and you must follow religious regulations and security requirements. Free admission. 🎬Israel Museum: The museum has a rich collection, including the Dead Sea Scrolls and other precious artifacts, as well as a large number of artworks and archaeological finds. Tickets cost 54 shekels, with discounts for students and children. 🎬Yad Vashem: Commemorates the tragic history of the Jewish people during World War II, and exhibits the atrocities of the Nazi Holocaust through exhibitions and videos. Free admission, and it is recommended to book a tour in advance. 🏠Nearby attractions 📍Dead Sea: About 1.5 hours' drive from Jerusalem, it is the lowest lake in the world. You can experience the unique floating sensation. There are many hotels and baths nearby, and ticket prices vary by location, generally between 80 and 200 shekels. 📍Bethlehem: The birthplace of Jesus, it has famous attractions such as the Church of the Nativity. You can take a bus from Jerusalem. Some attractions require tickets, such as the Church of the Nativity, which costs about 10 shekels. 📍Masada: A symbol of the ancient Jewish state, it is located on a mountain near the Dead Sea. You can take a cable car or hike up the mountain. Tickets cost 29 shekels. Enjoy the magnificent desert scenery and historical sites. ✨Travel experience ✅Jerusalem is a sacred and fascinating city. Walking through the ancient streets, you can feel the fusion and collision of different religious cultures. ✅Here, you can listen to the bells of the church and the chanting of the minaret, touch the ancient city walls, and immerse yourself in the deep historical heritage. ✅Whether it is the believers who go to the Western Wall to pray in the morning or the tourists who stroll through the Old City in the evening, everyone can find peace and awe in this city. The lights of Jerusalem at night are brilliant, and the local food is unforgettable, leaving you with a wealth of emotions and memories.

📌 Zion Square is located in the Old City of Jerusalem and is one of the most important landmarks for Jews and Christians. It was once the site of King David's palace and is steeped in rich historical and cultural heritage. As you stroll through, you can feel the unique charm of the ancient and modern intertwined. 💪 As you enter Zion Square, the first thing that catches your eye is the historically significant buildings. Like the Tomb of the Virgin Mary, which is said to have a special connection to the Virgin Mary and attracts many believers to visit. There is also the Pool of Siloam, where Jesus is said to have been brought for baptism, and the small body of water seems to tell a sacred story from thousands of years ago. 🧐 For Christians, this is the holy of holies. The Church of All Nations is located near the square and is also known as the Basilica of the Agony. The church is filled with a religious atmosphere, and the murals and decorations on the walls tell the story of Jesus. The rock in front of the altar has special significance, as it is said to be the place where Jesus spent his last night after being betrayed. The architecture here is unique, blending elements from different cultures, and you can savor it during your visit. 👣 As you walk along the paths of the square, you will see the scenery around you constantly changing, as if you are on a journey through time and space. In the square, you may also encounter some local residents or tourists from all over the world, who gather here because of their love for this land. 😉 Zion Square is not only a great place to experience religious culture, but also a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Here, you can capture ancient buildings and unique cultural landscapes, and each photo is like an open history book. 💕 Whether you are interested in the history and culture of Judaism and Christianity, or simply want to experience the unique charm of Jerusalem, Zion Square is a place you should not miss. Come and start your journey to Jerusalem! 👍

Jerusalem is a holy city that carries countless beliefs and histories. Its charm lies not only in its spectacular architecture and ancient ruins, but also in its ability to touch people's deepest emotions. Let's embark on this mysterious land and start an unforgettable spiritual journey. Destination Overview: Jerusalem is located in Israel and is a holy city for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The city is a melting pot of cultures and has rich historical and religious significance. Attractions: 1. Temple Mount: The holiest place in Judaism, where you can visit the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock. 2. Western Wall: A holy site for Jews, where people pray and mourn. 3. Church of the Holy Sepulchre: An important Christian pilgrimage site, where Jesus Christ was crucified and resurrected. 4. Tower of David: Showcases the history of Jerusalem and offers beautiful views of the city. 5. Mount of Olives: Offers a panoramic view of the Old City of Jerusalem. Food Experience: 1. Middle Eastern Cuisine: Try hummus, falafel, kebabs, and other local dishes. 2. Traditional Pastries: Sample local desserts such as knafeh. 3. Market Food: Taste fresh fruits, nuts, and snacks at local markets. Accommodation Recommendations: 1. Near the Old City: Close to major attractions, but may be noisy. 2. New City: Offers more modern accommodation options and is relatively quiet. Travel Tips: 1. Respect local religious customs and dress appropriately. 2. Be mindful of safety, especially in religious sites and crowded places. 3. Check attraction opening hours in advance and plan your itinerary accordingly. 4. Bring enough cash, as some places may not accept credit cards. A trip to Jerusalem is a dialogue with history and faith, and a baptism of the soul. Here, you will feel the fusion of the sacred and the secular, leaving indelible memories. Come to Jerusalem and embark on your own spiritual journey!

Half city, half graveyard, this is the "Jerusalem" of Europe ✅Preparation 1. 🪪Visa: Ensure your passport is valid and apply for an Israeli visa in advance (if applicable). 2. 🚗Transportation: Fly from major cities worldwide to Tel Aviv or Beirut, then take a bus or rent a car to Jerusalem. ✅Itinerary 📍Old City: Recommended for the first day, including the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Wailing Wall. 📍Bible Lands: Visit the City of David, Bible Museum, etc. 📍Churches and Temples: Such as St. Peter's Church, Immaculate Conception Church, and Church of the Holy Sepulchre. 📍Mosque of al-Aqsa: This iconic building holds significance in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. 📍Jewish Quarter: Visit the Jewish Museum and Synagogue. ✅Attractions 📍Wailing Wall: A pilgrimage site for Jews, where many people pray or read scriptures. 📍Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Holds significant religious status and embodies the spirit of coexistence among different religions. 📍Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre: One of the holiest Christian sites. 📍Western Wall: Listen to the stories of faith and experience the weight of ancient culture. 🍲Food Recommendations 1. Salad: Jerusalem salad is known for its rich colors and flavors, a favorite appetizer among locals. 2. Grilled Meat: Grilled lamb skewers and meat are local specialties, served with traditional spices and vegetables. 3. Hummus: A famous Jewish dish worldwide, especially popular in Jerusalem. 4. Arabic Food: Arabic cafes and snack stalls offer travelers a delicious and comfortable environment. 5. Falafel: Crispy and savory, filled with meat or other ingredients, a unique culinary experience. 📝Travel Tips 1. Respect local religious and cultural customs, avoid taking photos or recording without permission to avoid unnecessary trouble. 2. Protect personal belongings and avoid displaying wealth in busy areas. 3. Understand the local time difference and customs, and prepare accordingly. 4. Pay attention to food hygiene and safety, choose restaurants and food stalls with good hygiene conditions. 5. Stay connected and keep up with local news and travel information to respond to emergencies promptly. That's a detailed guide to Jerusalem. Have an unforgettable journey in Jerusalem!

Day 1: Explore the Old City 🏰 • Start your journey in the morning at the Damascus Gate, one of the busiest gates in the Old City. 🚶‍♂️ • Then head to the Dome of the Rock, a holy site for Islam and one of the most famous landmarks in Jerusalem. 🕌 • Visit the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), the holiest site in Judaism, and feel the weight of history. 🧱 • After lunch, stroll through the Arab Market and experience the local culture and shopping fun. 🛍️ • In the afternoon, visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, a holy site for Christianity, said to be the place where Jesus was crucified and resurrected. ⛪ • In the evening, enjoy the night view of the Old City of Jerusalem at the Tower of David. 🌃 Day 2: Experience the Culture of the New City 🏙️ • In the morning, visit the Israel Museum, home to the famous Dead Sea Scrolls and a model of Jerusalem from the Second Temple period. 🏛️ • After lunch, head to the Mahane Yehuda Market, feel the atmosphere of the local market, and taste Israeli snacks. 🥙 • In the evening, you can choose to have dinner at a restaurant near the First Station, where there are often performances during dinner time. 🍽️ Day 3: In-depth Tour of Religious Sites 🛕 • In the morning, head to the Mount of Olives for a panoramic view of the Old City of Jerusalem. 🌄 • Visit the Church of St. Peter in Gallicantu, said to be the place where Peter denied Jesus. 🐓 • In the afternoon, you can choose to visit the Knesset and the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial. 🏢 Day 4: Explore the Surroundings 🚗 • If time permits, you can choose to visit Bethlehem or Ramallah to experience the atmosphere of the West Bank. 🗺️ Food Recommendations 🍲 • Hummus: Israel's national dish, delicious when eaten with pita bread. • Falafel: A Middle Eastern snack, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, served with salad and sauce. • Kebab: A paradise for barbecue lovers, not to be missed. Accommodation Recommendations 🏨 • It is more convenient to stay in the Old City or near Ben Yehuda Street, close to major attractions. Transportation Tips 🚌 • Jerusalem's attractions are relatively concentrated, and most places can be reached by light rail and bus. Use Google Maps for navigation and pay attention to the time to get off.

City Overview Jerusalem is divided into two parts: the Old City and the New City. The Old City is surrounded by a 4.5 km long, 14 m high wall, and is home to many religious sites. The Old City is divided into four quarters: the Muslim Quarter, the Christian Quarter, the Armenian Quarter, and the Jewish Quarter. Must-See Attractions • Old City Gates: Jerusalem's Old City has eight gates, each with its own unique history and features. For example, the New Gate is the main entrance to the Christian Quarter, while the Damascus Gate is the largest gate on the north side of the Old City. • Tower of David Museum: Located at the highest point of Jerusalem, the Tower of David is not only a landmark of the city, but also a witness to history. The museum houses artifacts from the First Temple period and showcases 4,000 years of Jerusalem's history. • Church of the Holy Sepulchre: As one of the most sacred places in Christianity, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is believed to be the site of Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. • Mount of Olives: According to records, Jesus entered Jerusalem from here a week before his death. The Mount of Olives is home to several important religious buildings, including the Church of Mary Magdalene and the Church of All Nations. • Israel Museum: Home to the Dead Sea Scrolls and other precious artifacts, the Israel Museum is a great place to learn about the history and culture of Israel. Things to Do • Tower of David Light Show: Using trompe l'oeil techniques, the Tower of David Light Show presents thousands of years of Jerusalem's history in 45 minutes, making it a great way to learn about the city in a short time. • Via Dolorosa: Believed to be the path Jesus walked while carrying the cross to Golgotha, the Via Dolorosa has 14 stations, ending at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Recommended Itinerary A one-day itinerary can include: Western Wall - Temple Mount (Dome of the Rock) - Arab Market - Damascus Gate - Church of the Holy Sepulchre - St. James Cathedral - Tower of David - Mahane Yehuda Market.

Hey guys, today I'm bringing you a super detailed travel guide to Jerusalem, Israel, to help you experience the charm of this holy city! 📍Must-see attractions - Temple Mount and the Western Wall: A holy site for Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, the mosque and the Western Wall complement each other, and the devout worshippers praying at the Western Wall are awe-inspiring. History and faith blend here. - Via Dolorosa and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Retrace Jesus' "Way of Suffering," with 14 stations witnessing the power of faith. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre at the end is solemn and sacred, the core holy site of Christianity. - Old City of Jerusalem: Wander through the four quarters, with the Western Wall in the Jewish Quarter, the market in the Muslim Quarter, the churches in the Christian Quarter, and the unique architecture in the Armenian Quarter, and experience the clash of diverse cultures. - Tower of David Museum: A historical gem of the Old City, showcasing the changes in Jerusalem over the years. - Israel Museum: A treasure trove of Middle Eastern culture, with archaeological treasures and art collections, offering a one-stop understanding of Israel's past and present. 🍱Food recommendations - Shwarma: Tender grilled meat wrapped in bread, with salad and sauce, super satisfying with every bite! - Dolma: Grape leaves wrapped with rich fillings, paired with unique dipping sauce, a new experience for your taste buds. - Hummus: Chickpea dip with bread, rich and mellow, the more you eat, the more delicious it gets. - Greek Salad: A perfect combination of fresh vegetables, olives, and cheese, refreshing and palate-cleansing. - Baklava: Sweet but not greasy puff pastry with honey, perfect with yogurt. 🛏Accommodation options - Luxury: Waldorf Astoria, excellent service and food; King David Hotel, great location and beautiful views. - Deluxe: Mamilla Hotel, with stunning views of the Old City; Isrotel Exclusive Collection, exquisite and comfortable. - Unique: American Colony Hotel, full of retro style, cozy and pleasant. 🚌Transportation guide - Light rail: Runs through the city, connecting major areas, 6.6 shekels, free transfer between buses and light rail within 90 minutes. - Bus: Buy tickets on board, 6.4 shekels, enjoy the scenery along the way. ✨Travel tips - The weather is changeable, so bring an umbrella and sunscreen. - Keep quiet in religious places and respect customs. - Be careful when going out at night, it's best to go with a companion. - Respect local culture, ask before taking photos. - Buy tickets through official channels to avoid being scammed.

🏨 Why I chose this hotel: When planning a trip to Jerusalem, choosing accommodation is key. The Zephaniah Hotel is undoubtedly your best choice. The hotel is in a prime location, offers first-class service, and has complete facilities, providing travelers with a warm and comfortable accommodation environment. ❤️ Transportation: The Zephaniah Hotel is located in the center of Jerusalem, with convenient transportation. Whether you take public transportation or drive, you can easily reach it. There are many bus and subway lines near the hotel, making it easy for you to get to all corners of the city. In addition, the hotel also provides shuttle services, providing travelers with a more convenient travel experience. 💰 Nearby food: There are many types of food around the hotel, from high-end restaurants to street food. You can taste authentic Israeli cuisine, such as barbecue, salad, cheese, etc. In addition, there are various international cuisines for you to choose from. We recommend you go to the nearby "Salam Restaurant" to taste authentic Israeli dishes. 🧹 Soundproofing/hygiene: The rooms at the Zephaniah Hotel are beautifully designed and well laid out. The rooms are well soundproofed, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility while enjoying the beauty of the city. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the beds are comfortable and soft, providing you with a good sleeping environment. In addition, the hotel also provides a full set of bathing facilities, so you can enjoy a comfortable bathing experience during your trip. 💗 Three places you must visit: 1. Old City of Jerusalem: This is the essence of Jerusalem. You can visit famous attractions such as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Western Wall, and feel the religious atmosphere of the city. 2. St. Peter's Church: Located in the center of Jerusalem, the church is one of the important holy places of Christianity. You can visit the interior of the church and feel its magnificent architectural style and strong religious atmosphere. 3. Dead Sea on the West Bank of the Jordan River: This is one of the lowest lands in the world. You can enjoy spectacular natural scenery and unique Dead Sea mud bath experience. In addition, you can also taste the special food near the Dead Sea and buy souvenirs. In short, the Zephaniah Hotel is an ideal choice for your trip to Jerusalem. Here, you will enjoy a warm and comfortable accommodation experience and convenient transportation. At the same time, the rich food and attractions around will also add more fun to your trip.

🌟[Jerusalem: A Travel Guide to the Ancient Holy City]🌟 Introduction: Every traveler has a Jerusalem in their heart. This ancient city, steeped in history and legend, is a crossroads of faith and culture. Today, let's unveil the mysteries of Jerusalem and explore the unique charm of this ancient holy city. Itinerary: 1 Stroll through the Old City: - Temple Mount: As a holy site for three major religions, Temple Mount is the soul of Jerusalem. Here, you can feel the weight of history and the power of faith. - Al-Aqsa Mosque: This magnificent building, with its exquisite decorations and unique architectural style, attracts visitors from all over the world. - Western Wall: In front of the Western Wall, you can feel the Jewish people's dedication to their faith and their remembrance of history. 2 Visit historical sites: - Tower of David Museum: This museum showcases the history of Jerusalem from prehistoric times to the modern era, making it an excellent place to learn about the city's history. - Jerusalem's Old City Walls: Walking along the ancient city walls, you can overlook the entire city and feel the passage of time. 3 Cultural experiences: - Jerusalem Market: Here, you can taste authentic Middle Eastern cuisine and experience the local lifestyle. - Art galleries: Jerusalem has many art galleries, making it a great place to appreciate local art and crafts. Food recommendations: - Falafel: This classic Middle Eastern snack is made from fried chickpea balls, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, served with special sauces for an excellent taste. - Shawarma: Slices of roasted lamb or beef, served with fresh vegetables and sauces, wrapped in flatbread, are a common street food in Jerusalem. Accommodation suggestions: - Old City hotels: Staying in the Old City allows for easier access to various attractions while experiencing the tranquility and mystery of the ancient city. Photo spots: - Mount of Olives sunrise: Waiting for the sunrise on the Mount of Olives offers the opportunity to capture the most beautiful morning light in Jerusalem. - Golden Gate night view: The Golden Gate looks particularly majestic at night, making it an excellent spot for night photography. Conclusion: Jerusalem, this ancient holy city, offers new discoveries and insights with every visit. Here, every step is history, and every glance is a landscape. We hope this guide will help make your trip to Jerusalem more exciting and memorable.

Jerusalem is the political, economic, cultural, and transportation center, and the capital of the Jerusalem District. It was the largest city in Palestine. The Old City of Jerusalem is 3,000 years old and is one of the oldest cities in the world. Jerusalem is a holy place for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. "Jeru" means "foundation stone" or "city," and "Salem" is mentioned in Genesis 14 of the Bible as the residence of the high priest Melchizedek, meaning "peace." Therefore, Jerusalem is called the "City of Peace." Here is a detailed guide I have compiled. If you find it helpful, please follow me! Attractions - Wailing Wall (Western Wall): Free. A spiritual holy place for Jews, where you can witness the devout prayers of believers and feel the power of religion. In the evening, the wall stones are bathed in the afterglow, creating a solemn and sacred atmosphere. - Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Free. One of the most sacred places in Christianity, with unique architectural style and relics of Jesus' crucifixion. Walking through it, history and faith intertwine. - Mount of Olives: Free. Offers a panoramic view of the Old City of Jerusalem. The mountain is covered with olive trees, and you can enjoy the sunset, with golden afterglow spreading over the city, creating a spectacular view. Food - Falafel, about 20–30 NIS (about 45–65 CNY), fried chickpea patties with crispy skin, served with vegetable sauce, nutritious and delicious, available in street shops everywhere. - Hummus, 15–25 NIS (about 30–55 CNY), chickpea dip with bread, with a delicate and smooth texture and rich sauce. - Shawarma, 30–40 NIS (about 65–90 CNY), grilled meat wraps with a fragrant aroma and fresh and crispy vegetables. Accommodation It is recommended to stay in a hotel in the new city, 800–1,500 CNY/night, with modern and comfortable conditions, convenient transportation, and easy travel. Notes During the Sabbath (from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday), most public transportation is suspended, and shops and restaurants are closed, so plan your itinerary in advance. Respect the rules of religious places, such as dressing appropriately and keeping quiet when entering churches and mosques. Pay attention to personal safety and do not travel alone. ⚠️

Jerusalem, a holy city for three major religions, is full of history and religious culture. 🧳Before you go: 1️⃣Visa: Apply for an Israeli visa in advance. 2️⃣Clothing: Prepare clothing according to the season, light and sun-protective in summer, warm in winter. 3️⃣Currency: Exchange local currency shekels for convenience. ⭐Must-see attractions: 1. Old City: The Old City of Jerusalem is a must-see, with its thick walls and ancient gates, such as ✔️Damascus Gate and ✔️Jaffa Gate. The Old City is divided into four religious quarters, each with its own characteristics. 2. Western Wall: Also known as the Wailing Wall, it is the most sacred place in the hearts of Jews and a popular tourist attraction. 3. Church of the Holy Sepulchre: An important Christian holy site, believed to be the place where Jesus was buried and resurrected. 4. Israel Museum: A great place to learn about Israeli history and culture, with important artifacts such as the Dead Sea Scrolls. 🚉Transportation tips: • From Tel Aviv Airport to Jerusalem, you can take a bus or a shared taxi. • Jerusalem's public transportation is mainly light rail and buses, which are affordable, convenient, and fast. 📝Tips: ✅Respect local religious culture and customs, and dress appropriately. ✅Pay attention to safety, especially during sensitive times and in religious places. ✅Plan your itinerary reasonably to fully experience the history and charm of Jerusalem. Jerusalem is a city worth savoring, and we hope you have an unforgettable experience here.

1. Jerusalem is a city with a long history and great religious significance, located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Dead Sea. 2. Here are some recommended attractions in Jerusalem, Israel. 3. Religious sites Western Wall (Wailing Wall): The holiest site in Judaism, it is the remnant of the Second Temple. Believers place notes with their wishes in the cracks of the wall and pray. 4. Church of the Holy Sepulchre: The core symbol of Christianity, it is believed to be the site of Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. The interior is lavishly decorated. 5. Dome of the Rock: Located on the Temple Mount, it is one of the holy sites of Islam. The exterior of the building shines with golden light, and the interior is beautifully decorated. Non-Muslims can only visit the exterior. 6. Al-Aqsa Mosque: The third holiest site in Islam, the building is solemn and majestic, with exquisite interior decoration. Historical and cultural sites 7. Old City of Jerusalem: One of the oldest cities in the world, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is divided into the Jewish Quarter, Christian Quarter, Muslim Quarter, and Armenian Quarter, and you can visit many important religious sites. 8. City of David: The earliest residential area in Jerusalem and the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Israel. You can visit archaeological sites and underground water channels. 9. Israel Museum: The largest museum in the country, it displays precious collections of ancient Israeli history and culture. The most famous exhibit is the Dead Sea Scrolls. - Tower of David Museum: Located in the Old City, it is one of the important historical sites in Jerusalem. Natural scenery and others 10. Mount of Olives: Offers a panoramic view of Jerusalem. There are also famous churches on the mountain, such as the Church of the Ascension and the Church of the Baptism. Traveling here is truly amazing, a great choice.

🌿 **Jerusalem: A Mark of Time** 🌿**Explore the Depths of History:** - **Western Wall**: One of the most sacred places in Judaism, where you can feel the prayers and memories of Jews from all over the world. - **Church of the Holy Sepulchre**: A Christian holy site marking the crucifixion, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. - **Temple Mount**: A holy site for three religions, with the magnificent Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque. **Stroll Through the Old City and Feel the Weight of History:** - The Old City of Jerusalem is a square kilometer of land densely packed with historical sites, with every step telling a story. **The Fusion of Nature and Faith:** - **City of David National Park**: Natural wonders await your exploration. - **Mount of Olives**: Overlooking the panoramic view of Jerusalem, feel the weight of history. 🌿**A Feast of Culture and Art:** - **Jerusalem Center for the Performing Arts**: Hosting over 150 concerts a year, it is a gathering place for art and culture. **A Culinary Journey, a Feast for the Taste Buds:** - **Mahane Yehuda Market**: Experience the local life of Jerusalemites and taste authentic food. **Outdoor Activities, Explore the Beauty of Nature:** - **Jerusalem Trail**: A 40 km trail around the city, offering views of both urban and rural landscapes. - **Jeep Tour**: Cross desert landscapes and experience an exciting off-road adventure. **A Spiritual Home, a Holy Land of Faith:** - Jerusalem is not only a witness to history but also a spiritual home, offering visitors a chance to connect with their faith. 🌿**The Vibrancy of Nightlife:** - Despite its long history, Jerusalem also has a vibrant nightlife scene, with bars, clubs, concert halls, and festivals for everyone to enjoy. 🌹🌹🌹**Jerusalem, a living time capsule, awaits your exploration and experience.** 🌹🌹🌹🌹

The Dome of the Rock is located in the Old City of Jerusalem, 300 meters north of the Al-Aqsa Mosque. It is a holy place in Islam. Muslims regard it as a noble temple, while Jews and Christians call it the Temple Mount. Looking from a distance, its majestic and dazzling golden roof shines with a unique glow under the blue sky, and it is breathtakingly beautiful no matter in the early morning or at dusk. In 1994, King Hussein of Jordan invested $6.5 million to cover the dome with 24 kilograms of pure gold foil, making it completely famous and becoming one of the most famous symbols of Jerusalem😍. The mosque was built between 687 and 691 under the supervision of the 9th Caliph Abdul Malik and is one of the oldest mosques in the world. Its appearance is very unique. The large dome is 54 meters high and 24 meters in diameter. It is also one of the few mosques that does not have a minaret that towers into the sky. Walking into the mosque, it feels like stepping into a space full of history and faith. In the middle is a huge light blue stone, 17.7 meters long, 13.5 meters wide, and 1.2 meters above the ground. It is inlaid with silver and copper and surrounded by copper railings. There is a large pit on this rock. It is said that this is the horseshoe print left by the Prophet Muhammad when he ascended to heaven. It is of great significance to Muslims. For everyone, visiting the Dome of the Rock is an experience filled with awe and wonder. As you stroll in the Old City of Jerusalem and approach this mosque step by step, you can feel a strong religious atmosphere and a heavy sense of history. It should be noted that when entering the site for a visit, you must respect local religious customs, dress appropriately, and stay within the designated area. 🤩Standing near the Dome of the Rock, you can seem to feel the weight of history and the sacredness of religion intertwined together. Especially in the early morning, the dome emits a soft golden light in the morning light, and the feeling of tranquility and peace is intoxicating. If you climb the nearby Mount of Olives and overlook the panoramic view of the Old City of Jerusalem and the Dome of the Rock, it will be an indescribable shocking experience. 😍 If you plan to travel to Jerusalem, don’t miss the Dome of the Rock. It is like an open history book and a picture scroll of faith, waiting for you to read and appreciate 😉.