Jerusalem is the holy city for three of the world's main religions,
namely Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
It is on a high ridge consisting of 3 hills.
Animals
The University Botanical Garden of Jerusalem comprises more than six
thousand plant species, which were brought to Israel from all over
the world and are being preserved for the benefit and enjoyment of
the public.
Unofficially known as the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo. The
zoological collection centers on two main themes: animals
mentioned in the Bible and endangered species from around
the world.
Jerusalem Holy Sites
(Wailing Wall)
The last remains of the Second Temple and most
sacred Jewish site in the world.
Christian shrine situated on the Hill of Golgotha.
at the is the third holiest Muslim site.
Click on the picture to view a realplayer video inside the Dome of the Rock
Land
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covers roughly 220 acres (one square kilometer). with
surrounding walls and a total of 11 gates, but only seven are open.
Climate
Jerusalem's climate is dry and comparatively cool. Temperatures in
the winter rainy season are generally in 50s F/11-14 C and in the
long, hot summer reach the mid 80s F/high 20s C.
History
Travel the city through the different periods and meet the people.
Tour the city through scenes from various time.
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