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The Holy Sites
Our day began with a view from the Mount of Olives. What an incredible site. To know what happened there and what is yet to happen is amazing. It was a wonderful way to start the day.
The rest of the sites we visited were so packed with tourists (mainly Russian) that it was nearly impossible to see the sites. It was a bit discouraging at …
Heading To Our Final Destination - Jersulem
We left Eilat today for our trip north. On the way we did a jeep tour of the Ramon Crater. Basically a mountain that has been eroded away so only the sides remain so it looks sort of like a crater. It was interesting to learn about and view and fun to ride around in a jeep.
We stopped also at another ruin call Avdat, which is a desert …
We Dig Israel
Spent the morning at an Archaeological Dig. Went down the hole by wooden steps into a big water cistern and dug up a bunch of dirt. We Found pottery pieces, bones and building blocks. Sounds like we were digging in someones trash, when, in fact, we were. The trash of people who lived there 2,500 years ago. Boys loved it. We hauled the dirt our of …
Got As Close As We Could
Started our day early with a 7:30a.m. pickup by our guide. The Temple Mount was a big event of our day and the line starts early! This is something Scott has wanted to see for years. As a non Muslim you cannot enter the actual Dome of the Rock as it is controlled by Muslims and they do not want Jews or anyone else coming in. Under the beautiful …
Jerusalem -Day 12 - Wednesday
Beautiful day and sunny. Everyone present and accounted for. Our first stop is the Hadasseh Medical Center where we were treated to a short documentary in the synagogue of the hospital. Here we saw and heard the explanation of the Marc Chagall Windows. The hospital was started in the early 1900s when Henrietta Szold came with her mother and saw the …
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- Wheelchair accessibility
TravelPod Member ReviewsMamilla Hotel Jerusalem
$550+ / night for tiny room and rock hard bed. One chair. Had to sit on bed which was so low it was difficult for me to rise. Dirty bathroom with mold...and we know what mold looks like. Cockroach on bathroom wall. Dark halls. Fire exits located behind panels that appeared to be solid walls. Stench in halls and elevator that got worse as elevator approached lobby. This was worst "expensive" hotel we've ever stayed in.
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