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1. Austrian Hospice
- Oasis of European culture in the Muslim Quarter of the Old City
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- Castles, Palaces & Historic Buildings
- Old City
- Nile Expert Tip: A great place to meet travelers from all over the world.
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2. Ammunition Hill Memorial and Museum
- Site of major Six Day War battle
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- Educational
- West Jerusalem
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3. Zedekiah's Cave
- Massive 1st Temple-era man-made cave underneath the Moslem Quarter of the Old City. Enter between Damascus and Herod's Gates.
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- East Jerusalem
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4. Agnon House
- Home of the great Israeli writer and Nobel prize winner S.Y Agnon.
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- West Jerusalem
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5. Artist's House
- Contemporary Israeli gallery with art for sale
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- Art Museums/Galleries
- north-central
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6. Ein Kerem
- Village within Jerusalem. Churches and alleys.
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- Religious Sights
- West Jerusalem
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7. British Military Cemetery
- War memorial and cemetery
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- Pyramids and Tombs
- East Jerusalem
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8. Sanhedrian Tombs
Go up Shmuel Ha-Navi, off Shivtei Israel Street, to northeast Jerusalem's beautiful public gardens of...
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9. Palestinian Armenian Pottery
This workshop's chief artist, Marie Balian, is most famous for her multitile ceramic panels, which are...
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- Shopping
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10. Dabra Gannat Ethiopian Monastery
- Ethiopian church and monastery
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- West Jerusalem
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The Best of NileGuide
- If you like getting off the beaten track, Jerusalem is THE place to do it. Whether it's stumbling across a historic library in the alleys of the Old City, discovering a remnant of the Roman Empire in front of a Jerusalem police station or finding a cave full of Second Temple era catacombs--you just have to keep your eyes and ears open. Top of the list is the Austrian Hospice in the Moslem Quarter of the Old City. It's one of the most unexpected places you could find off the beaten track, desote its location on the corner of the Via Dolorosa. Outside the Old City, in one of the post-Six Day War neighborhoods, you'll want to take a gander through the trenches of Ammunition Hill to get a feel for the battle for Jerusalem in 1967. Zedekiah's cave is off and under the beaten track! It's a massive quarry that runs for hundreds of yards underneath the Old City. Historians believe that the stones for the Second Temple might ell have been taken from this area. Our other off-the-beaten track picks are scattered throughout different areas of the city and will take you to places that most tourists will never see. Go explore!
- Best Of Jerusalem
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Hotels
- Cheap Accommodations
- Downtown Hotels
- Five Star Hotels
- Hotels Near Downtown
- Luxury Hotels
- Vacation Homes
- Business Hotels
- Hostels
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Restaurants
- Italian Food
- Family Friendly Restaurants
- Middle Eastern Cuisine
- Unique Restaurants
- Vegetarian Restaurants
- Asian Food
- Breakfast & Brunch
- Five Star Restaurants
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Nightlife
- Bars
- Bars and Clubs near Downtown
- Bars and Clubs near Kirat HaYovel
- Bars and Clubs near Rahuma
- Bars and Clubs near Temple Mount
- Bars and Clubs near Western Wall (Hakotel Hamaaravi)
- Hip Nightlife
- Fun Nightlife
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