The Western Wall/Wailing Wall is a place for prayers. It is a sacred place of prayer & pilgrimage for Jews, so please act accordingly. First, let me say, take something to write with and on (sticky notes are perfect size) for your prayer. Secondly, dress...More

Long queues to get to the Dome of the Rock. Not recommended for individuals who are not religious or do not want to understand Muslim culture. Security check points to enter the premises.

No where else do you feel the presence of a Supreme Being and the realization that we are not in charge of the world

This experience was a highlight for me, one of the most anticipated things planned for my first trip to Israel. While there, we actually visited the wall twice. The first time, we could only look from a distance, could not take pictures. The next day,...More

There is no way to describe what it feels to be Jewish and first visit the Western Wall. It truly is the holiest of sites, and one that creates an instant connection to the religion.

this is a must if you visit the holy city to see the sacred wailing wall, it can get busy so time your visit accordingly

So much history to experience here with the Wall, mosque and people of many nations, cultures and religions. Pictures don't come close to experiencing it firsthand. A must-see site in the Old City.