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papito1981 Says: The Pool of Arches is an underground reservoir that extends over an area of about 400 sm, built in the 789!!! The pool il fed by a small spring beneath it, rain water and an aqueduct. The Christians called it "The Holy White Pond", relying on tradition climing that Helen,...
gilabrand Says: A visit to Ramla would not be complete without climbing the city’s famous 14th century tower (Migdal Ramla). Of course, you need to be moderately fit for this. It is 30 meters high – something like a 10-story building – with no elevator. You climb high stone stairs that...
Jackiekg Says: This was my first visit to the shuk and although it was quite dirty - perhaps because we went towards closing time - it still had a nice atmosphere to it. It was interesting to watch the people shopping there -Russians, Arabs, Jews etc. There are also sidestreets with shops...
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This was my first visit to the shuk and although it was quite dirty - perhaps because we went towards closing time - it still had a nice atmosphere to it. It...
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The muslamic Ramla was founded in the year 716 A.D. by the khalif Suliman Abed El Malik of the Umaya dynasty. This is the only city founded by the arabs during their rule in Israel. According to...
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Ramla...a charming multicultural city
Ramla was founded by Caliph Suleiman from the Umayyad dynasty, that built also the White Mosque, in about 716 a.C. In 789 the Pool of Arches (St. Helena El-Anzaya) was built. In 1033 a third of Ramla...
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