About Jerusalem
Jerusalem offers a distinctive setting for study abroad, with centuries of history alongside contemporary city life. Historic architecture, cultural and religious sites, residential neighborhoods, markets, cafés, restaurants, and arts and music venues are all part of the city's landscape. Students can experience both the historic areas of the city and its modern neighborhoods while becoming familiar with daily life in their host community. With opportunities to explore history, culture, food, and the arts, Jerusalem provides a dynamic environment for living and learning abroad.
Where is Jerusalem
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What to do in Jerusalem
- Ein Gedi nature reserve: Hike through one of Israel's most popular nature reserves filled with wildlife and refreshing waterfalls.
- Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque: Retrace the steps of some of the most significant people in Islam, Judaism, and Christianity at the sacred site.
- Ben Yehuda Street: Hang out with locals and other international visitors in a pedestrian mall that offers shops, eateries, and street musicians.
- Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Visit the pilgrimage site containing relics, mosaics, and holy sites connected with the last days of Jesus.
- Mahane Yehuda market: Taste your way through food stalls by day and enjoy the active pubs and underground art scene by night.
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