Amazing Monumenst in Jerusalem

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Top Amazing Monuments in Jerusalem
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Description

• This is the heart of the Holy Land, wherein the
  Jews raised the First Temple to maintain the Ark
  of the Covenant safe, wherein Jesus changed into
  crucified and rose again, and wherein the Prophet
  Muhammad ascended to heaven to obtain God's word.
  For believers, a go to to Jerusalem is a
  pilgrimage to one of the maximum sacred sites in
  the world. The wide variety of religious
  traveller attractions here can be baffling for
  first-time visitors, however luckily most of the
  top sightseeing landmarks or Monuments in
  Jerusalem.

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List of the Famous Monuments in Jerusalem

• Christian Quarter
• He Christian Quarter of the Old City runs north
  from the Jaffa Gate and is focused around the
  Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Within this tangle
  of alleyways are some of the Old City's most
  popular tourist memento souks and an entire
  caboodle of churches that are well well worth
  exploring. The Ethiopian Monastery, squeezed into
  the corner of The Church of the Holy Sepulchre's
  courtyard, contains interesting frescoes
  portraying the Queen of Sheba's Jerusalem visit.

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• Mount Zion
• Mount Zion (the small hill straight away south of
  the Old City's Zion Gate) is home to Jewish and
  Muslim shrines as well as some of churches. Since
  the Byzantine Age, Mount Zion has been respected
  as the location in which Christ celebrated the
  Last Supper and in which the Virgin Mary spent
  the final years of her life, in step with some
  Christian traditions . For Jews, Mount Zion's
  importance stems from this being the vicinity of
  King David's Tomb. If you climb up the steps from
  the tomb's courtyard, you will come to the Last
  Supper Room, which has served as both church and
  mosque all through its long history.

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• Kidron Valley
• The Kidron Valley lies between the Mount of
  Olives and Mount Zion and is one of the oldest
  areas of Jerusalem. Both Jews and Muslims believe
  that the Last Judgement will take region here, a
  rope will extend from the battlements of the
  Temple Mount, over the valley to the Mount of
  Olives, and the righteous will move over,
  supported by using their guardian angels, whilst
  the sinners might be cast down into damnation.
  The archaeological web site is called the City of
  David, and archaeologists are still working here.
  Area G is the oldest a part of the website
  online, dating from the tenth century BC.