The wailing wall is situated in East Jerusalem, which is territory that is occupied by Israel and is not a part of Israel. more

You must see the Old City when you go to Jerusalem. The Western Wall oif the Temple Mount, the "Kotel" was the highlight of my trip. Go expecting to receive whatever God has for you and you will not be disappointed. Next time I go, I want to walk on the wall surrounding the City of David. There is a... more

I'm not a religious person at all but I respect the fact that this site is very important to the Jewish people and it was well worth visiting just for the experience. Here are a few tips before you head there: It can get quite hot in Jerusalem but considering the religious significance given to the site, you should try... more

When I was arranging our trip to Israel, I noticed there was only one review of the wailing wall. I thought since we came back, it would be good to add another. We entered in through the Old Gate and made our way through the winding walkways. When we were there (approx 9pm) there were so many tour groups that... more

A real experience - i visited in the day and at night. All different religions coming together. Great for colourful photos of pilgrims and tourists etc - i watched a barmitzvah too which was fascinating. The city is perfectly preserved since biblical times due to non erosion (helped by the warm weather). The wailing wall has cracks in it and... more