Part of the old city in Jerusalem, the Muslim Quarter has beautiful narrow streets with shops selling food, spices as well as Chinese merchandise. Unfortunately its very dirty. The food smelled good but I didn't try it. Their spices looked interesting , again I didn't...More

On the narrow streets there are just shop stalls on both sides and there are stall roofs that prevent day light so it's dark. The sellers can be rude. I was ok to stay for couple of nights but would never like to live there.

I was in the Muslim quarter yesterday, and am still shaken. In the distance of 300 meters we were verbally abused by vendors when we did not want to enter their stores or otherwise engage them. Comments from them: “Go back to Germany you Jews”,...More

Entered through Lions Gate and enjoyed walking the narrow streets in the quarter. Be prepared for many sights and sounds as you pass many vendors and stores on your way from site to site. If you're with a group, ensure you pay attention so no...More

This is like the bustle of the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, but with a more mixed pot of people. The food, people and the shops are amazing. There's many Christian and Orthodox Jews that go through making it feel like a bygone era where all...More

This is kind of funny and ironic but a lot of the path where Christ travelled flows through here and so it is a must do for the Christian tours. We had some amazing hummus at a muslim restaurant that I also much enjoyed

this is the only place I felt i needed to keep an eye on my wallet and keep the group we were with in sight. it was dirty and crowded and just didn't feel safe