One of the churches you can visit in Kidron Valley is the Greek Orthodox church of St. Stephen which is across the street from the Tomb of the Virgin and Garden of Gethsemane. We found little information about this church online and it wasn't included...More

A deep valley that separates Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives and runs first southeastward and then southward along the city. It's was about a 15 min walk from the old city down into the valley up to the garden Gethsemane... it is a surreal...More

Kidron Valley which is also known as the Valley of Jehoshaphat is located between the Old City and the Mount of Olives. You can take a walk down into the valley to view the monumental tombs of Bnei Hazir, Zechariah and Absalom and see the...More

This valley seperets the old city Jerusalem from the mount of olives there. Many legend told about what took place there and THER are some tombs of Jewish close to the royal family's

Located in the Kidron Valley, the oldest portion of the City, are numerous tombs and graves. If your arriving from the Old City you can access the valley via exiting Dung gate or St Stephens/Lion gate. It is well worth exploring the area especially to...More

The large tombs are cut out of the natural bedrock and bewilder viewers whether from a distance or up close. Believed by some to be Priests from the Jewish Temple which stood above on the aptly named Temple Mount. Others suggest that one of the...More

This valley is between Old City of Jerusalem (Gate Lion) and Mount of Olives. Many tourists are in this part of the city.