Wilson's Arch, Historic structure in Jerusalem
Wilson's Arch is part of the ancient stone bridge system leading to the Temple Mount.
Believed to be constructed around the same time as the Western Wall.
Serves as both a tourist attraction and a place of prayer for visitors.
Tours available for those interested in the deep historical layers of Jerusalem.
Named after the British explorer Charles William Wilson who identified it in 1864.
Location: Jerusalem
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