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Solomon's Stables

These "stables" underneath the platform of the Haram es-Sharif are in fact the retaining structure built by Herod the Great when he expanded the size of the Temple Courts.

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Dome of the Rock

These "stables" underneath the platform of the Haram es-Sharif are in fact the retaining structure built by Herod the Great when he expanded the size of the Temple Courts. They take the form of arches and vaults built up from the slop of the hill until they are level with its crest (where the Dome of the Rock now stands), and have nothing to do with either Solomon or horses.

Sites & Attractions

Interactive museum designed to bring the world of science and technology closer to chil...
Spring in Nakhal Refa'im, with adjoining Ein Yael Museum, an active museum that holds i...
System of underground tunnels constituting a continuous chain of history from the times...
Monastery of the Order of the Sisters of Zion on Via Dolorosa in the Old City. Part of ...
Large, well-lit cave in the wall of the Old City, which was a quarry in the days of the...
Avshalom’s Shrine. An ornate monument from the first century BCE, said to be the tomb o...

Accommodations

Guest units surrounded by a grassy area, with balconies facing the Jerusalem hills and ...
Renovated hotel in the heart of the city near tourist attractions and recreation sites....
The Inbal Jerusalem Hotel is situated in the heart of modern Jerusalem, overlooking Lib...
A historic city landmark situated close to the old city of Jerusalem, capturing the spi...
Christian Sites