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Explore Jerusalem's Ancient Underground City of David for a Cool Summer Tour
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First reported by Mako · 31 minutes ago
What happened
Jerusalem's City of David offers visitors a cool, historical underground tour through ancient tunnels, water systems, and archaeological sites including King David's palace remains and the original pilgrims' road. The site provides a unique way to explore the city's rich history while escaping summer heat.
- 01Jerusalem's City of David features ancient underground tunnels and water systems for summer tours.
- 02King David's palace remains date back 3,000 years and were excavated by Dr. Eilat Mazar.
- 03Hezekiah's Tunnel allowed safe access to the Gihon Spring during ancient sieges.
- 04The large Canaanite pool showcases advanced ancient water engineering.
- 05The original pilgrims' road from 2,000 years ago is accessible underground, used during the Second Temple period.
- 06The City of David National Park is open daily with last water system entry 90 minutes before closing.
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