Both parts of the walk start at the Jaffa Gate. We did the Southern section towards the Zion Gate first. We came down off the Ramparts at the Zion Gate and visited the attractions such as Room of the Last Supper etc. before walking back...More

You buy your tickets from the ticket office by Jaffa Gate. It is a great way to see the old city and get your bearings. There are steep steps and not for the mobility challenged. Whilst we were there, the northern section stopped at Herod's...More

The Ramparts Walk is another very rewarding activity in Jerusalem. You need a ticket, which allows you to do both the northern and the southern stretches. Along the narrow ramparts there are plaques which inform you about the sites and the sights. If you are...More

Walked the southern portion of the Rampart Walk in Jerusalem-great vistas of the City, not overly difficult but some steep stairs, worth the time.

I’ve been to Jerusalem a number of times but have never done the ramparts before. It was a very different way to see the city, but equally as special as wandering through the streets at ground level. You can really get a feeling for what...More

It was a meaningful walk on the city walls. Remember to download the audio guide. As you walk, you learn about the city inside and around. The view is splendid.

As a licensed tour guide, I guide the Ramparts often. It is a unique view of the southwest corner of the Old City. You see mainly the Armenian Quarter and look out above the Sultans Pool Valley and then on the Mount Zion hill and...More