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Hotels near Western Wall Observation Deck: (0.00 mi) Western Wall View Apartment (0.02 mi) Old City Terrace Apartment (0.02 mi) Abrahams Tent Jewish Hostel (0.02 mi) The Western Wall View Apartment (0.10 mi) The Rova Arches — Historic Home in the Old City View all hotels near Western Wall Observation Deck on Tripadvisor

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Restaurants near Western Wall Observation Deck: (0.03 mi) The Quarter Cafe (0.09 mi) Holy Cafe (0.07 mi) CoffeeBagel (0.08 mi) Keshet HaHurva Cafe (0.09 mi) Burgers Bar - Tiferet Israel View all restaurants near Western Wall Observation Deck on Tripadvisor

Western Wall Observation Deck - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

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SarahL2500

Boston, MA3 contributions

Gorgeous!

Feb 2018 • Friends

We were on a tour of about 50 people and each one agreed that this was the best view of Jerusalem we could imagine - all for just 10 shekels! The rooftop is pristine and glass panels allow for entirely unobstructed views while maintaining its safety. The rooftop seating blends nicely into the roof itself and offers a great place to sit down and take in the Western Wall and views of Jerusalem from above. I highly recommend heading upstairs - you can't get this anywhere else in the city. The man who owns it was kind and made our experience seamless and easy. Thank you!

Written February 26, 2018

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51debz

Jerusalem, Israel1 contribution

A real opportunity

Feb 2018 • Friends

When visiting the holy Old City of Jerusalem and the Western Wall, you would add quality to your visit if you stopped by the Aish HaTorah building - a beautiful building in its own right, host to a colourful Chihuly glass exhibit. However the best part of the building is the roof from where you can see a breathtaking 180degree+ view of the rooftops of Jerusalem, all for a mere 10 shekel entry on the door.
The roof is also host to a model of the Temple - Beit HaMikdash and has binoculars for zoom in vision of the view. Suitable for everyone

Written February 22, 2018

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Udi M

Brooklyn, NY14 contributions

Must visit

Mar 2018 • Family

One of the best panoranic view in the world.amazing place huge roof.
You can see the all old city and the western wall and temple mount.
Location aish hatora world center

Written March 4, 2018

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Daniel L

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It's so breathtaking

Feb 2018 • Solo

When you are up on the observation deck of Aish Hatorah, it is truly breathtaking how incredible the view is from where you stand. You see many things such as The Western Wall, Temple Mount, Mount of Olives and much more. I felt a feeling of peace when I was up there. Before you leave Jerusalem, please take a day to visit this incredible place and experience the most amazing view of your life!

Written February 26, 2018

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MartinJerusalem

Jerusalem, Israel17 contributions

Thousands of years of yearning laid out in front of you

Dec 2018 • Family

Only when one actually stands on high and looks over the vista of thousands of years of History can one understand why Jews have prayed continuosly without a break at this place.Unlike other Holy Places in the world this place has had ONE continuous use for thousands of years.
I recalled my visit to Avignon and the "other" Vatican when there were 2 Popes.
Looking on the Western Wall from up high I felt the ultimate proof that Jerusalem has been holy continuosly for thousands of years.A true experience even for those sceptical on religion.

Written March 20, 2019

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Carol I

Portland, OR152 contributions

If you need an overview of the Wall, this is it

Jun 2018 • Couples

This is just an observation deck so that you can have an overview of whatever is going on below on the plaza in front of the Wall.

Written July 10, 2018

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Michelle B

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Beautiful Views

Apr 2018 • Friends

Definitely worth the time--beautiful all-around view of the Holy Land. The center is staffed with pleasant and helpful people and there's even a Chihuly glass sculpture worth seeing.

Written May 31, 2018

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DJM134

Rockville Centre, NY1 contribution

Awesome View and Experience

May 2018 • Friends

Aish HaTorah's Observation Deck overlooking the Western Wall is a must for anyone visiting Jerusalem. Spend some time enjoying the views, taking pictures and gathering your thoughts of prayer and reflection. Additionally, there is a detailed model of the original Temple built by King Solomon to help visualize the magnificence of Mt. Moriah in the 10th Century BC.

Written May 20, 2018

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tuvlevin

Jerusalem, Israel2 contributions

Best View of the Western Wall

May 2018 • Family

This place is a must visit! you could spend hours just looking around and taking the best pictures of the western wall, the temple mount, and the old city of jerusalem. The people are friendly and the building is beautiful.

Written May 8, 2018

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Padmini15

Mumbai, India1,687 contributions

Total view of Holyland!

Jun 2017 • Family

The Observatory deck is at the top of the Aishob ha Torah world center in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem.From here one gets a 360degree view of the entire holy land!!@

Written April 26, 2018

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