We strolled through the Jewish quarter on our way to the western wall, all are welcome but with a heavy security presence. The religious significance is apparent with Men praying to the left and women to the right as you view the wall.

We went here after walking the Via Dolorsa and Stations of the Cross. Although we are not Jewish, we wanted to see and pray at the religious site.

Truly amazing with its historical impact!!! Its presence speaks volume of what the Bible says... how it was built and what transpired... That in the temple destruction of 70 A.D., the stones thrown down are still there for us to see!!!

Entering the western wall makes you understand how secure this country is. We pass security and then we made our way to the wall...men side; there`s a little wall that separetes women from the men side. Before we approach the wall there is a stand...More

Enjoyed taking some of our group travelers on a adventure walk from our hotel Olive Tree Hotel through the old city when our tour was done. Everyone enjoyed the walk and shopping along the way to the Western Wall.

The Western wall is the primary symbol of Jerusalem. It is a great place to see people praying, admiring the beauty and sheer size of the wall and people watching. It is a special place that you will love.

Praying here is an experience of a life time that I have done twice. The 2nd time I was with Dean Bye and Return Ministry people and we were able to Hug IDF soldiers and have them in our group photo here.

always a nice venture to visit the wall and the tunnels - it was pretty light at 2 pm but a steady stream of people .

Most amazing historical place on earth. Especially on Friday night. Was the highlight of my trip, cant wait to come again!

We walked pass the western wall many times during our stay in the Old City. There's always activity going on there, people praying. But Friday evening, we sat and observed the whole area come to life. It was amazing watching them sing and dance, seeing...More