Jerusalem is located in one and a half hours of driving along the excellent track (however, all the ways are good in Israel) from Tel Aviv. Buses leave the Central Bus Station Tel Aviv very often, the passage cost about 17 shekels. We visited Jerusalem twice, in spring and summer of 2011. Israel and his city were completely different in these two seasons. Green flowerbeds, affectionate sun and the pleasant coolness of the Spring Jerusalem in the summer of the summer was replaced by a nooning heat, dried grass and a stuffy night. Even then we concluded that Israel is more pleasant to ride in April or May. There are many hotels, hotel and nameless rooms in the city for overnight. The territorially old town (it was he presented for us interest) divided into four districts: Christian, Armenian, Jewish and Muslim. We stayed for the night in the Muslim district, on Ela Vad Street. Despite all the warnings, heard before, nothing dangerous and unusual there was not happening to us, besides, hotels in this area are the cheapest. The old town of Jerusalem is a revived centuries-old story. In a few words, describe everything that we saw in a few days is impossible. Sometimes it seemed to me that even numerous affectionate cats are historically important, they can be found everywhere. One district smoothly flows into another, the crying wall supports the temple of the cliff, and one of the oldest mosques, the lobster mosque, is in the courtyard of the temple of the Mernel. In order not to miss anything and in full to feel the booming boiler of different crops, it is worth taking an intelligent guide. It is difficult to figure it out without it.
