Live Western Wall Tunnels
Watch this live HD webcam from the inside of the Western Wall Tunnels in Jerusalem, Israel. This is an area in the Western Wall from where the traditional, open-air prayer site ends and up to the Wall’s northern end. The tunnels run along approximately 488 meters of the wall. Thus, giving visitors a taste for the challenge that stood before Herod the Great during this biggest of all his immense building projects—the expansion of the Temple Mount. The “Kotel,” as it is called in Hebrew, evokes a mystical connection to history, Judaism, and personal prayer.
These tunnels are part of the ancient structure that supports the Western Wall. This is a sacred site for Jewish people. As you walk through the tunnels, you can see large stone blocks that were used in the construction of the wall over 2,000 years ago. The tunnels stretch for almost half a mile and offer a unique glimpse into the history and architecture of this important place.
Visitors to the Western Wall Tunnels can experience a rich blend of history and spirituality. Guided tours usually explain the significance of various areas within the tunnels. They showcase ancient artifacts and remnants that were uncovered during archaeological excavations. People often gather to pray and reflect here, surrounded by the original stones that hold so much meaning.
Walking through the tunnels can feel like stepping back in time. The cool, dimly lit corridors create a sense of mystery and intrigue. As you explore, you might hear the sound of water trickling from nearby aqueduct. Moreover, this reminds you of the city’s ancient water system. Each corner and crevice beckon you to learn more about the rich tapestry of history that surrounds the Western Wall and its tunnels.
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