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Tag Archives: al-Aqsa
Video: The Ramparts Walk atop the Walls of Jerusalem’s Old City
Most visitors to Jerusalem never take the opportunity to walk atop the walls of the Old City. For the equivalent of four or five dollars you can walk along the ramparts and enjoy unique views not available on the ground. … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Architecture, Interesting places to visit, Israel, Jerusalem, Short videos
Tagged al-Aqsa, Armenian Quarter, City of David, city walls, Dome of the Rock, Dung Gate, Hill of Offense, Hinnom Valley, Israel, Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem, Old City, Ramparts, Ramparts walk, Silwan, Temple Mount, Western Wall
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