The tensions between the Orthodox and Progressive Jews are well documented. If you do not want to be amid a protest, be careful to plan your visit around Rosh Chodesh. Regardless, this is one of the most amazing places to visit. Even if you aren't religious, it is worth a visit.

Amazing to see thousands of fellow Jews going to the Western Wall at 0400 hrs. on Shavuot! A very moving experience when you consider Jews have been going to the temple mount for Shavuot for almost 3,000 years!

Walking where people have walked for thousand of years is unbelievable. Great shopping both new and old. Recommend entering at Jaffe gate.

Being in Jerusalem for me is as always a deep spiritual journey. The stones in the walls are breathing history. The things they saw, you actually can feel. The charge you get will vibrate trough you body and make you feel everything all around. The place where religion was born, the place where religion was destroyed.

The stations of the cross...the western wall...the walking tour through the city...The Damascus Gate...the Arab market...

Love the marketplace and the diversity, the architecture, the street vendors, the food. there is so much to see it is overwhelming Too busy

such rich history of man in such a small area absolutly amazing, you could spend days here and still not see it all.

Jerusalem is a wonderful city full of histories for one to visit. I will not repeat the wonderful things what others have written about Jerusalem. Just a few tips based on my experience: 1) if you like Starbucks coffee, you will not find them there. Bring Starbucks instant coffee package with you just in case you have an urge to... More

The Old City is fascinating - it's what people visualize when they think of Jerusalem. This particular review is my experience in the Muslim Quarter. My introduction to the Old City was through Damascus Gate. Once I walked through the archway, I thought I was in another world - a good thing. I was hypnotized by the motion of movement,... More