A Street with a (Panoramic) View

I don’t think there is another street in Jerusalem with a panoramic view of Jerusalem like you will find on the corner of Saadiah Gaon and Metudela Street.

Sitting at the edge of Rechavia, on top of a forested mountain park, you can see Jersusalem from the entrance to the City, all the way to Malcha.

The Wolfson Towers The Jerusalem Bus Station at the Entrance of the City The KnessetThe Israel Museum
Monastery of the Cross

HolyLand Towers in Malcha

The forested hiking paths below Metudela Street make for a beautiful walk.

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Picture of Jerusalem

A picture of Jerusalem as seen from high up on King David Street.

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The Sounds and Lights of Jerusalem

The Tower of David has a tone of its own, flowing out of its ancient stones, beauty and history. It is an extraordinary blend of modernity and antiquity.

The tones of this fortress continuously change with the lighting, time and seasons, allowing us to make a new acquaintance with this ancient fortress and always treating us with brand new perspective.

I was there the other day with a friend. We started with parking the car at the shiny new parking lot at the new Mamila shopping center.

As we stepped out of the elevator on the shopping floor, we felt this special vibe and saw this incredible view of the old and new City of Jerusalem.

We walked into the Tower of David, and entered an amazing world of sounds and light; and a special special feeling of Jerusalem which cannot be explained, only experienced.

Article by Sara Black. Pictures by Na'amit Leavitt

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