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Jewish Quarter

The Jewish Quarter occupies the Old City's southeastern sector, linking the excavated Cardo and Hurva Synagogue with approaches to the Western Wall. It rewards a walk between these layers.

Jewish Quarter

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Why go

Here, the Old City's ancient street plan, religious life and modern rebuilding are close together. The excavated Cardo recalls a Byzantine-era thoroughfare, while the Hurva Synagogue's dome marks a building reconstructed after its destruction in 1948. The Western Wall lies at the quarter's eastern edge, so a walk through the area gives that major site a wider urban context.

What to look for

  • The excavated Cardo preserves part of an old north-south street.
  • The Hurva Synagogue's dome rises above the quarter.
  • The Western Wall is reached from the quarter's eastern side.

Useful to know

  • Link the Cardo, Hurva exterior and Western Wall in one walk through the quarter.
  • Check separate admission and access for individual attractions before planning to enter them.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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