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Day 19 - Last day in Israel
... created as replicas of synagogues around the world. We thoroughly enjoyed learning about Jewish traditions and how they have been practiced though time and around the world. Galleries leading off this section included fine art and modern art from a huge variety of well know artists. We particularly enjoyed a Rembrant of St Peter imprisoned and various Picassos. The gallery is enormous and after three hours of wandering around we had ...
Family and the High Holidays
... a day which considering the small area is a lot of traffic. He was terrific with kids. Sam asked a question about what type of stone they used in Jaffa gate and he embarrassed us by giving us his personal sunscreen because we had forgotten to apply before we left.
Yaacov took us by the Church of the Holt Scepter where Jesus was laid to rest and then was resurrected. The history in this place in and of itself is absolutely dizzying. Muslims ...
Horses and lice
... had the chance to ride horses. The girls took a lesson 2 days, and Ben went on 2 trail rides - once with Josh and once with me. I was relieved to see that they required their riders to wear riding helmets (don't plan on going helmetless again after Brugges), but was concerned about the whole lice issue. Helmets, dress up clothes, shared hats - this is the way that lice is spread so quickly among children at school, and who is usually wearing riding ...
O Jerusalem! Oy Jerusalem!
... Tomb of Jesus is less than one hundred meters.
I visit The Western Wall,or Kotel. It is a remnant of the ancient wall that surrounded the ancient Jewish Temple's courtyard, and is one of the most sacred sites in Judaism outside of the Temple Mount itself. According to the Tanakh, Solomon's Temple was built atop ...
First Impressions
... allowed to pray at the wall. The penalties are stiff for women who approach the main wall, including arrest, although a small section to the south has been set aside for women in keeping with Orthodox tradition. I spent about 10 minutes in the public areas before I decided to head back to Mr. M. I really wanted to feel something. I wanted to feel moved, connected to my Jewish identity...something...anything. I felt nothing. Instead, ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsLegacy Hotel Jerusalem
“Nice place but noisy”
Reviewed Sep 2, 2012
Just came back from a 6-night stay. Hotel facilities are very nice, breakfast good and location fantastic. Just be aware walls are thin and you can hear everything in the hall and in rooms next to you. Could also hear the bar outside (the hotel bar) blasting music. Staff were very responsive to this and managed the noise well but just didn't like having to call the front desk 1-2 times a day to manage some noise issue. Besides that we enjoyed our stay.
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