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Fotosensitive > During the Ottoman period, Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent garrisoned soldiers in the citadel. He also built a mosque and this mihrab, a niche in the direction of Mecca so that the faithful could orient themselves for prayer.

Fotosensitive > 12th century moat of the Jerusalem Citadel; probably built by the Crusaders. Unlike in Europe, the moat was never filled with water.

Fotosensitive > A lane in the Old City, looking from the Christian Quarter toward the Armenian Quarter

Fotosensitive > In the Armenian Quarter of the Old City

Fotosensitive > Entrance to Armenian convent, Old City

Fotosensitive > Wall detail; Armenian Quarter.

Fotosensitive > Shop display in the Armenian Quarter

Fotosensitive > One of the entrances to the Jewish Quarter

Fotosensitive > In the Jewish Quarter

Entrance to Armenian convent, Old City

> Entrance to Armenian convent, Old City

Entrance to Armenian convent, Old City

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