"Jerusalem–the Foundation Stone of three Religions" Top 5 Page for this destination Jerusalem by Kuznetsov_Sergey

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Jerusalem - the capital of Judaism - Jerusalem

Jerusalem-city of great importance for Muslims

Jerusalem - the city of Christianity

Last visit to Jerusalem: Apr 2009
Intro Updated Apr 2, 2010
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Muslim HolySites forbidden for Christians? - Jerusalem

Muslim HolySites forbidden for... Tourist Traps (2)

Unfortunately I wasn't allowed visit the Al-Aqsa Mosque and to the Dome of the Rock. I don’t know why - may be it was... more travel advice

Don’t forget your coat in a hotel when... Tourist Traps (2)

I visited Jerusalem in April. When I left Moscow +3C was there. It was an early spring and I took a coat with me in my... more travel advice

Tourists dancing Nightlife (4)

And finally I enjoyed people dancing (most of them were tourists, I think) in Mamilla. You can watch my 3 min 16 sec... more travel advice

Jewish Children singing Nightlife (4)

I also enjoyed Jewish children singing on Jaffa Square. You can watch my 4 min 39 sec HD Video Jerusalem Jaffa Square... more travel advice

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angiebabe Aug 10, 2012 at 4:40 AM

Hi Sergey - nice to have a look around your page thank you! - ive had 2 visits to Jerusalem but so much want to go again but next time independently and hopefully in spring to have a wander and find my way around, get back to the bazaars...it makes me wonder the Arab Muslim world go on about their hatred for Israel yet look how much control Israel still allows the Muslims in Israel to keep! my last visit we couldnt go to the muslim areas because all closed off for ramadan such as the bazaars and Way of the Cross area and for Temple mount which was 2nd time to miss it! but hopefully i will go again next spring. Like all the info youve put into your pages on the ways of the cross and the many churches...and would go looking for the tombs in the Kidron valley from reading your tip thanks. the Bible as it is was set and accepted as canonical and complete as by the Early Church fathers - which does not include any other than Mary dying a normal humanly death..
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Jim_Eliason Aug 9, 2012 at 9:38 PM

Great tips!
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white_smallstar Nov 23, 2011 at 8:47 AM

Great page Sergey! Thanks a lot for sharing your trip and thanks a lot for this trip in advance.
*Nico*
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ckstow Sep 18, 2010 at 2:50 PM

Is this the church that the Naked Archeologist on the History International Channel says contains the osuary of St. Peter...but no one is allowed to see it? He saw it but not after it was moved into this church.
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christine.j Apr 15, 2010 at 3:17 AM

A very interesting page, thank you so much. It brought back many memories and reminded me that I really should go back once again.
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aadil Apr 13, 2010 at 10:24 AM

Very informative and beautiful page, just cannot forget our trip there a month ago!!! Brings back fond memories.
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JLBG Apr 6, 2010 at 1:55 PM

Another superb page of your’s! Now that I have followed your steps, I wonder if I need to go and visit the real place “live” but I must come back to view it a second time! Interesting tip about the Joudeh and Nusseibeh families!
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yumyum Apr 5, 2010 at 10:25 AM

You certainly had a great tour but this is too much details for me.
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nicolaitan Apr 1, 2010 at 5:39 AM

taken a week to look at all your amazing photographs, nice travelogues. enjoyed this trip thru J, recalls our visit but yours in much more detail. n.
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Nemorino Mar 30, 2010 at 12:44 PM

Me again, having a look at your Things to Do tips this time. (I already saw your General Tips on my last visit.) It's actually quite overwhelming, so many churches and basilicas all in one place!