Kidron Valley
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Jeffry b
Essendon, Australien13.835 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Venner
The Kidron Valley divides the Mount of Olives from the Old City of Jerusalem. The Kidron Valley is a buffer between the Mount of Olives and the Temple Mount. The walls of the Temple Mount define the boundaries of the Old City. The Temple Mount is technically in the Muslim Quarter. The historic Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery adjoins the KIdron Valley. You can get a marvelous view of the Old City at sunset across the Kidron Valley.
Skrevet d. 14. november 2023
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Brun066
Firenze, Italien12.249 bidrag
aug. 2022
During our visit to Jerusalem we visited the upper Kidron Valley twice, in the part bordering the city.
In truth, while today this name is given to the entire valley, up to the Dead Sea, it seems that in the past Kidron Valley was considered precisely only the one closest to the city
However, the first time we only overlooked the valley by walking along the east wall of the city. The second time we spent a good part of an afternoon on our route: we took the bus from the Lions' Gate and got off at the Mount of Olives (which closes the valley to the east) at the bus stop at the Chapel of the Ascension. From here we gradually descended towards the valley floor, visiting the accessible sights, finally from the valley floor we walked to the entrance of the "City of David".
After the walled city of Jerusalem, there is no other place so evocative in the nearby area. The Kidron Valley right in correspondence with the center itself (and even further upstream) is called by the Hebrew Bible "Valley of Josaphat", regarding which - apparently starting from the fourth century AD. C. - the tradition is formed that in it will take place, at the end of time, the return of the prophet Elijah, the arrival of the Messiah, the War of Gog and Magog and Judgment Day. Due to this tradition, a wide part of the valley is dotted today with tombs. However, the tombs are not only Jewish, since for centuries they have been juxtaposed (on the side of the valley closest to the city) with Muslim cemetery areas.
Descending, we visited in succession the little church called “Dominus flevit” (The Lord cried); the olive grove (now fenced off) which is traditionally identified with the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus' last prayer and Judas' betrayal took place; the adjacent so-called “Church of All Nations”, which since the 1920s stands on the believed place of Jesus' prayer, where from the 4th century AD. C. churches follow one another, then destroyed by earthquakes or other events. Afterwards, we thoroughly visited the church (run by Orthodox Christians) built on the supposed tomb of the Virgin Mary.
We were also aware that in the valley floor there was a bridge, now disappeared: from it it's said that the High Priest drove the "scapegoat" towards the wilderness, to make him take away the sins of the population, on the day of Atonement (Yom Kippur).
We didn't visit the so-called ancient Jewish tombs of Absalon, Benei Hazir and Zechariah. Nor was the Orthodox Church of Mary Magdalene, which was closed.
But even so, we returned to the city overwhelmed by the memories present in this valley, or that are connected to it.
In truth, while today this name is given to the entire valley, up to the Dead Sea, it seems that in the past Kidron Valley was considered precisely only the one closest to the city
However, the first time we only overlooked the valley by walking along the east wall of the city. The second time we spent a good part of an afternoon on our route: we took the bus from the Lions' Gate and got off at the Mount of Olives (which closes the valley to the east) at the bus stop at the Chapel of the Ascension. From here we gradually descended towards the valley floor, visiting the accessible sights, finally from the valley floor we walked to the entrance of the "City of David".
After the walled city of Jerusalem, there is no other place so evocative in the nearby area. The Kidron Valley right in correspondence with the center itself (and even further upstream) is called by the Hebrew Bible "Valley of Josaphat", regarding which - apparently starting from the fourth century AD. C. - the tradition is formed that in it will take place, at the end of time, the return of the prophet Elijah, the arrival of the Messiah, the War of Gog and Magog and Judgment Day. Due to this tradition, a wide part of the valley is dotted today with tombs. However, the tombs are not only Jewish, since for centuries they have been juxtaposed (on the side of the valley closest to the city) with Muslim cemetery areas.
Descending, we visited in succession the little church called “Dominus flevit” (The Lord cried); the olive grove (now fenced off) which is traditionally identified with the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus' last prayer and Judas' betrayal took place; the adjacent so-called “Church of All Nations”, which since the 1920s stands on the believed place of Jesus' prayer, where from the 4th century AD. C. churches follow one another, then destroyed by earthquakes or other events. Afterwards, we thoroughly visited the church (run by Orthodox Christians) built on the supposed tomb of the Virgin Mary.
We were also aware that in the valley floor there was a bridge, now disappeared: from it it's said that the High Priest drove the "scapegoat" towards the wilderness, to make him take away the sins of the population, on the day of Atonement (Yom Kippur).
We didn't visit the so-called ancient Jewish tombs of Absalon, Benei Hazir and Zechariah. Nor was the Orthodox Church of Mary Magdalene, which was closed.
But even so, we returned to the city overwhelmed by the memories present in this valley, or that are connected to it.
Skrevet d. 26. december 2022
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SnowyShasta
Portland, OR2.119 bidrag
okt. 2022
We visited Israel on a tour and had a few chances to see the Kidron Valley, which separates the Temple Mount from the Mount of Olives, and also leads down towards the Biblical town of Bethany. As part of our tour, we stopped at an overlook to see the Valley falling away from Jerusalem, and also looked at it from vantages at the Church of Saint Peter Gallicantu and from Gethsemane. It is historic but I didn't feel that there were must-see items there, other than the general sense of place.
Skrevet d. 12. november 2022
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SOQ2010
Massachusetts2.085 bidrag
okt. 2022 • Alene
Walk through kidron valley is a must since left and right are thr most fascinating views .Most intriguing are the stone cut tombs , the jewish and muslim cemetery . Wall of the old city which is dividing the 2 cultures.
Skrevet d. 9. oktober 2022
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stefanosKozani
Kozani, Grækenland1.746 bidrag
mar. 2020
Μόλις βγείτε από την παλιά πόλη της Ιερουσαλήμ. από την Lions' Gate, θα δείτε μπροστά σας το περίφημο Όρος των Ελαιών και τη Γεσθημανή. Στα 300 μέτρα δεξιά είναι η μονή του Αγίου Στεφάνου (ο τόπος όπου λιθοβολήθηκε) και ακριβώς απέναντι ο Τάφος της Παναγίας! Μονόδρομος η επίσκεψη και στα δύο!
Skrevet d. 19. marts 2020
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Tracy F
643 bidrag
feb. 2020 • Venner
This is a historic landmark and should be visited if your touring Israel. Just a short walk from the Garden of Gethsemane you can view the Kidron Valley. It's a must see place.
Skrevet d. 26. februar 2020
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Perez-J-A
Rehovot, Israel3.383 bidrag
dec. 2019
une des 3 vallees qui abreuvait Jerusalem.
Cette vallee qui traverse les cimetieres du Mt des Oliviers
contient d'imposantes tombes anciennes :
Absalom , Zachrie , Bne Hezir....
visible a partir de la route contigue aux remparts du Mt du Temple
Cette vallee qui traverse les cimetieres du Mt des Oliviers
contient d'imposantes tombes anciennes :
Absalom , Zachrie , Bne Hezir....
visible a partir de la route contigue aux remparts du Mt du Temple
Skrevet d. 23. december 2019
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Nate C
Ellensburg, WA1.071 bidrag
okt. 2019
Use a book or guide to get the whole story of its importance, Best viewing from the Mt. of Olives. Really cool.
Skrevet d. 28. oktober 2019
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tremassimo
Madrid, Spanien2.924 bidrag
sep. 2019 • Par
Primero, la entrada desde el monte de los olivos está en obras y dificulta el acceso.
Segundo, para tener una buena vista, mejor bordear la muralla entre las puertas Golden y Dong
Segundo, para tener una buena vista, mejor bordear la muralla entre las puertas Golden y Dong
Skrevet d. 22. september 2019
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- Hoteller i nærheden af Kidron Valley:
- (0.44 km) Ecce Homo Convent
- (0.61 km) Austrian Hospice
- (1.38 km) The American Colony Hotel
- (1.00 km) Christ Church Guest House
- (1.17 km) Notre Dame Guest House
- Restauranter i nærheden af Kidron Valley:
- (0.24 km) Jack Cake
- (0.54 km) Bassem’s Gallery & Cafe
- (0.63 km) Austrian Hospice
- (0.58 km) Abu Shukri
- (1.08 km) Roots Restaurant