Walk Through Jerusalem's Old City: Cityscapes
by Lisa Katz
for About.com
Behind Jaffa Gate, there is a breach in the Old City's wall. In 1898, this part of the wall was taken down and the Citadel of David's moat was filled. Thus, the carriage of Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany could enter and ride through the city without Wilhelm having to descend.
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- Breach in the Old City Wall
- Mezuzah on Jaffa Gate
- Muslim Market (Shuk) in Jerusalem's Old City
- View of Churches from Jerusalem Rooftops
- View of Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa Mosque from Jerusalem Rooftops
- View of the Mount of Olives
- Israeli Flag in Jerusalem's Old City
- Robinson's Arch in the Temple Wall
- Olive Tree near the Temple Mount
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