Rome's Cardo Street

Roman Cardo Street in Israel is a historic street in the Old City.

It was named for the Roman style of location from the north of Jerusalem to the south.

Cardo Street was built under the Roman Emperor Hadrian, but since then it has been rebuilt.

The appearance of the street has been preserved since the Byzantine era.

Previously, there was widespread trade in various things and products.

Buildings and columns along the street attract the attention of tourists, there is no quiet and empty.

You can get outside by public transport from the main bus station in Jerusalem to the Jewish Quarter.