There are many amazing historical sites to see in Jerusalem which is more than likely why you have made it to this ancient city. Put on your good walking shoes and climb into the red double decker tour bus that moves along a loop to almost 30 historical sites each day. Line 99 will not only get you to the different sights it will also give you some narration of the area as you move through it. The explanations are given in eight different languages.

Find your way to the Western Wall Tunnels which took twenty years to excavate and has give new insights to the history of the Temple Mount site. There is an audio tour that one can take along with them while walking through these ancient tunnels.

Visit the Cenaculum of the Last Supper. It may not be to far from your hotel in Jerusalem and for Christians this is one of the most significant stops in the area. Located on Mount Zion is the place where Jesus and his disciples shared their last supper before he was betrayed and then eventually sent to the cross.

Within the Cenaculum there are many generations of other religions remains to be seen. There is the traditional tomb of King David and some Muslim mosque remains. I very interesting site all together.

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