Joe Corner Travel Journal

Jerusalem
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	Jerusalem Old City with it four diverse quarters located side by side.
A journey into the past of Jerusalem in the First Temple Period and archeological discoveries from various periods.
	Old City Bazaar with its distinctive Oriental flair . .
The Muslim Quarter is the largest quarter with magnificent reinforced gates.
	The holiest site for the Jewish and the only remnant of the Temple built by King Herod.
The Jewish Quarter, inhabited by Jews since the 16th century.
	The mile long route through the Old City of Jerusalem, the "way of Cross" where Christians believe that Jesus carried the cross on his back after he was condemned, to the place of crucifixion.
One of the holiest sites for three monotheistic religions. According to tradition, Dome of Rock, which houses the Foundation Stone, was where the world was established.
	Mount of Olives offering amazing views of the Old City walls.
A Catholic-Benedictine church built by the germans at the beginning of the last century. According to Christian tradition, this is where Jesus is believed to have risen to heaven.
	King David's Tomb.
A secluded village of beautiful stone houses, alleys, gardens and churches. This is believed to be the birthplace of John the Baptist, son of Zacharias and Elizabeth, first cousin of Jesus.
	The first neighbourhood built outside the walled city of Jerusalem. Yemin Moshe was established on the northern side and is considered one of the most sought after sites in the city.
Considered the most impressive YMCA building in the world.
	Modern Jerusalem lies outside the Old City walls.