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1 Roof Holy Sepulcher
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2 view from rooftops
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3 Entrance Muristan via Hatsaba'im Street
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4 Muristan fountain
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5 Muristan, marketplace
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6 Fountain Coffee Shop
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7 Fountain coffee shop, falafel
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8 A Nargile, Hookah, or Sheisha
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9 David Street
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10 Medieval porch,
Church of the Redeemer
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11 Church of the Redeemer,
medieval porch, detail
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12 Church of the Redeemer
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13 Church of the Redeemer
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14 Greek Catholic Patriarchate
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15 Greek Catholic Patriarchate
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16 Greek Catholic Patriarchate
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17 Church of St John the Baptist
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18 EK, Eli Kous ceramics
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19 Souk El-Dabbagha
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20 Omar Ibn Khattab Aquare
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21 Cupola's of the Holy Sepulcher
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22 Church of the Redeemer
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23 Lutheran Church of The Redeemer
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24 Lutheran Church of The Redeemer
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25 Eli Kous,
26+28A Christian Quarter Street
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26 Eli Kous,
26+28A Christian Quarter Street
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27 Eli Kous,
26+28A Christian Quarter Street
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28 Eli Kous,
26+28A Christian Quarter Street
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. The present church erected in 1898 on land granted as a gift by the Sultan to the King of Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm, in 1869. The church was consegrated in 1898 by Kaiser Wilhelm II, during a visit to Jerusalem.'))
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