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Founded in 1985, this synagogue is the most established progressive community in Jerusalem. In addition to over 250 member families, KKH serves as the 'shul away from home' for many travelers and American students. The music du... more
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Go by taxi to the top of the Mount of Olives to visit the Carmelite convent, famous for the plaques with the Lord's Prayer inscribed in over 100 languages. The present church site was purchased by the Princesse de la Tour d'Auv... more
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A stunningly beautiful mosaic graces the facade, one of Jerusalem's most famous landmarks, designed by Antonio Barluzzi (1924). It is believed that this is the garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus prayed before his arrest (Mark 14... more
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This is a green and pleasant area in which to escape for the day. There are various attractions here to boot; most importantly, the Israel Museum and Israel's parliament, the Knesset, worth a visit simply for the spectacular... more
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The golden onion domes of St Mary Magdalene, built by Russian Tsar Alexander III (1888), are a famous landmark on the Mount of Olives. To reach the convent grounds, take the paved road directly behind the Basilica of the Agony.... more
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Located on the site of the Crusader Church of St. Mary Latina, the modern building was dedicated in 1898 by Kaiser Wilhelm II. For a small fee, you can climb the 200 steps of the tower for a wonderful view of Jerusalem. Note in... more
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In 1860 the builders of this neighborhood had a hard time convincing Jerusalem's inhabitants to leave the security of the Old City and settle in the first modern houses outside the walls. Today, after many changes, this is one... more
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Famous Jewish artist Marc Chagall designed the 12 stained glass windows of the synagogue at Hadassah Hospital, Ein Kerem. Each window is a rainbow-coloured piece of beauty and the set depicts the 12 tribes of Israel. As this is... more
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Center at Ein Kerem to visit the Chapel that contained the famous Chagall windows. In 1912 continue reading »
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This unique round church of the Ethiopian Christians sits in an enclosed compound, surrounded by the dwellings of the monks and nuns. Hours are irregular, but if the door is open, feel free to walk in. Dress modestly, and remov... more
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Situated towards the rear end of the plaza of the imposing City Hall, this office is large and attractively laid out. It has a large selection of leaflets and free listings information to pick up and is a better place to leafle... more
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