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Solomon's Stables

These "stables" underneath the platform of the Haram es-Sharif are in fact the retaining structure built by Herod the Great when he expanded the size of the Temple Courts.

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Dome of the Rock

These "stables" underneath the platform of the Haram es-Sharif are in fact the retaining structure built by Herod the Great when he expanded the size of the Temple Courts. They take the form of arches and vaults built up from the slop of the hill until they are level with its crest (where the Dome of the Rock now stands), and have nothing to do with either Solomon or horses.

Sites & Attractions

The Mount Scopus Botanical Garden is an important ecological center housing plants that...
A picturesque yard adjoining a European building with two stone towers. There is a deco...
A museum campus housing pavilions presenting artifacts from ancient cultures in Israel....
The Isaac Kaplan Old Yishuv Court Museum, located in a 500-year-old house in Jerusalem’...
This marvelous church is a landmark of the city of Jerusalem, and is the site where the...
A church built in the 19th century, with colorful carpets and paintings describing the ...

Accommodations

A historic city landmark situated close to the old city of Jerusalem, capturing the spi...
The hotel is situated in the city center near Mea She'arim and is suitable for the Jewi...
.The Prima King, recently restored in typical Jerusalem style, has been a landmark in t...
Hotel located about 20 minutes by foot from the Old City, the Western Wall, Jaffa (Yafo...
Christian Sites