The Tower of David, a Crusader fortress

The street next to the Old City walls


View of the roads next to the city and the Jaffa Gate


An Arab man by the entrance to the Jaffa Gate


A tree casts shade on the path to the Jaffa Gate


This entrance next to the Jaffa Gate was opened in the early 1900's so that the Kaiser's procession could go through.
This is the only break in the wall that's not one of the gates.


Jaffa Gate, from the side

The Old City walls from outside (near New Gate)


The walls from outside  (near New Gate)


This guy offers camel rides outside Jaffa Gate


The police cavalry outside Jaffa Gate


He enjoyed posing for this photo

Jaffa Gate (from outside the Old City)


The walls of the Old City


An old Ottoman grotto next to the Jaffa Gate


The Tower of David - view from outside the Old City


Self-explanatory, outside Jaffa Gate


The Mount of Olivers, with the Old City walls in the lower left corner.
There is a tradition to be buried on this mountain because when the Messiah arrives and the dead are
resurrected, you can get up out of your grave and walk right over to the Temple Mount next door