Historical Places in Israel

The Gal-Ed Memorial Monument marks the mass grave once located in the Old City of the Jewish Quarter‘s. This grave was where the 48 fallen, both civilians and soldiers, were …

The Plugat HaKotel Museum tells the seldom mentioned story of the Western Wall Platoon, a group of 24 young men and women who risked their lives to keep a Jewish …

The Israelite Tower is an archaeological site in Jewish Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem. The tower is a significant find since it testifies to the size and strength …

The Broad Wall is an archaeological site in Jewish Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem. This wall was Jerusalem’s protective wall during the First Temple period and one of …

The Jewish Quarter is one of the Old City of Jerusalem‘s four quarters. It is filled with history and culture that draws millions of visitors each year. You can enter …

The Mount of Olives of has been used as a Jewish cemetery for over 3,000 years, dating back to biblical times, and was named for the olive groves that once …

The Temple Mount is the holiest site in Judaism and where both Jewish Temples stood in the Old City of Jerusalem. King Solomon built the First Temple on the Temple …

Zedekiah’s Cave, or Solomon’s Quarries, is a vast cave that runs under the Old City of Jerusalem. This cave is said to be where King Zedekiah the escape from the …

The Jerusalem Archaeological Park and Davidson Center are located in the Jewish Quarter in the Old City. The park contains artifacts from different periods: the First and Second Temple periods, …

View the city of Jerusalem from atop of the Old City walls via a Ramparts Walk. The current walls surrounding the Old City of Jerusalem were built in the 16th …