I just find it awkward that women have to be on one side of the wall and men on the other side. Yes I know 'its me' but far out times have changed More

The Western Wall holds different meanings to different people, but everyone can say the same thing - it's powerful! To know you're standing next to or touching a wall that has been around for centuries is impressive, and if it has a spiritual meaning to you, then you are even more impressed. Don't miss it! More

...are upon this place and those who make aliyah here like nowhere else. Jerusalem is special, the navel of the universe and the Lord has chosen it as the place to put His name. There is nothing more inspiring than knowing His eyes are upon you and your heart. It is very, very humbling. It wrings the soul. I would... More

we were mesmirised by the joyful spirit of Shabbat celebration at the Wall, a one-of -a-kind experience More

Not a place I would return to. Having to be concerned about a display of being a Christian (we were asked to put crosses etc. Inside of clothing as not to offend anyone) is not something I care to do. As a tourist, I spend a lot there and do not expect to be told I may be harassed for... More

Went to the Kotel 3 times... wrapped in Tefillin at the Wall I felt close to G-d. More

Prepare yourself before you go to this spiritual place. The largest stones at the bottom of the wall are all that is left of the original temple. More

Seeing the many different Jewish celebrations of boys/girls being Bar Mitzvahed/Bat Mitzvahed. More

The minute i touched the wall i felt the energy, tangible and palpable energy, you can write your prayers in a paper and leave in the wall, open 24 hours, the most sacred place for the jews, women cover your shoulders please.they lend kippahs for men, to find the wall ask for Kotel that's the name of the place in... More