Operated by the Arab Orthodox Society, this craft shop sells embroidered clothing, bags, purses and pillows made by West Bank women working to preserve Palestinian handicraft traditions. Also on offer are Palestinian-style pastries and coffee.
Bint Al Balad Workshop & Café
Jerusalem
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Temple Mount/Al Haram Ash Sharif
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Nearby Jerusalem attractions
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One of the city's six original gates built by order of Suleiman the Magnificent, Jaffa Gate has an imposing entryway that bends at an abrupt right angle…
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4. Church of the Holy Sepulchre
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6. Church of St John the Baptist
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The Mauristan, a Persian word meaning 'hospital' or 'hospice', has a 19th-century fountain at its centre and leads to two souqs (one full of butcher shops…
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A short distance up Aqabat Al Khanqah St from Souq Khan Al Zeit St, embedded in the stone wall on the left and marked with a red sign, is the stone and…