Royal Stoa, Archaeological site in Jerusalem
The Royal Stoa was a prominent basilica located at the southern end of the Second Temple Mount.
It served as an important public and religious building during the Herodian period.
This location was central to Judean commerce, law, and possibly the Sanhedrin council.
Nowadays, only remnants can be visited by tourists and history enthusiasts.
The Royal Stoa is thought to have been one of the most magnificent structures of ancient Jerusalem.
Location: Jerusalem
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