Western Wall Live – Temple Archaeological Park, Jerusalem

This live camera from the Mount of Olives Prayer Bridge shows the Temple Archaeological Park at the southwest corner of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City.

The park, also known as the Davidson Center area, preserves remains from the Second Temple period, including a Herodian street, the base of Robinson's Arch, which once carried a grand staircase to the Temple Mount, and huge stones toppled during the Roman destruction of 70 CE. Here archaeologists found a stone bearing the Hebrew inscription "To the Place of Trumpeting", believed to mark where a priest blew the trumpet to announce the start and end of Shabbat.

## What you'll see

• The massive stones of the Temple Mount's southwest corner
• Ancient streets and archaeological remains
• Visitors and worshippers at the southern end of the Western Wall

The site is close to the main Western Wall Plaza and includes an area for egalitarian prayer. Early mornings and late afternoons bring beautiful golden light to Jerusalem stone. The stream is provided by Mt. of Olives Prayer Bridge.