Judaism’s most revered site, the Western Wall, stands as a powerful testament to centuries of faith and tradition in the heart of Jerusalem’s Old City. Erected by Herod the Great in 20 BC as part of the Temple’s retaining wall, it remains the sole remnant of this historic structure. 

The Western Wall serves as a perpetual place of worship, drawing pilgrims from around the world to offer prayers and place written petitions between its ancient stones. Witness Orthodox Jewish men, adorned in traditional attire, engaged in solemn Torah readings and prayer. 

While often referred to as the Wailing Wall, symbolizing the grief of the Jewish people over the Temple’s destruction, it is also a site of celebration, particularly for Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. Join us as we stand in awe before this sacred symbol of Jewish heritage, where history, spirituality, and tradition converge in a profound experience of faith.