25) Herod's Family Tomb (1st Century BC)-among buried is his beautiful wife Mariamne who was executed by Herod himself.

Photos: 29 January 2010.

24) First Century Steps outside the 'Church of St. Peter in Gallicantu' (the traditional site for the 'House of Caiaphas'). If so, Jesus may have taken these steps after being arrested (Mathew 26: 57).

Photos: 19 September, 2008.

23) Sultan's Pool-originally provided water to the residents of Jerusalem from the time of King Herod (1st century BC).

Photos: 10 April, 2009.

 Today, the best place to hear live music in Jerusalem!

22) Akeldama/'Field of Blood' & 'The Greek Orthodox Monastery of St Onuphrius'-stands on the place where Judas Iscariot is believed to have hanged himself (Mathew 27:3-8).

Photos: 19 September, 2008

21) Four Sephardi Synagogues (16th-18th Century AD), Jewish Quarter. During the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the synagogues were burnt and used as horse stables by the Jordanians.

Built in 17th century, Yohannan Ben Zakkai Synagogue has two Holy Arks and a Shofar and Oil Jug kept for Prophet Elijah.

Oldest of the four, Eliahu Ha Navi Synagogue was built in 16th century.

Built in mid 18th century in the middle of others, Emtsai or Middle Synagogue is the smallest of the four.

Built in 1760s, Istanbuli Synagogue is the largest and latest of the four.

Replica of the Shofar and Oil Jug for Prophet Elijah to announce and anoint Messiah, kept in the high walls of Yohannan Ben Zakkai Synagogue.

Photos: 5 December, 2008

20) Foundations of the Fortress of Antonia (1st Century BC). One of the possible sites of Pilate's court (Praetorium) where Jesus was judged.

Photos: 18 August, 2009.

Views are from the Temple Mount. Today the foundations are seen underneath the modern Umariya Elementary School in the Old City of Jerusalem.