Temple Mount, Sacred mountain in Jerusalem
Temple Mount is an ancient limestone hill located in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Rich in Judeo-Christian-Islamic history, this site once housed the First and Second Jewish Temples.
The Temple Mount is venerated as a holy site by Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Visitors to the Temple Mount should adhere to modest dress codes and respect prayer times.
The Dome of the Rock, atop the Mount, is one of the oldest surviving Islamic structures.
Location: Jerusalem
Founder: Solomon
Elevation above the sea: 743 m
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